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Failed to install the package. Port configured for "Emby Server" is either used by another service or reserved for system use. Please disable or modify the conflicting service, or contact the developer to modify the package configuration

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Hi, do you have another application using port 8096?

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Can you put the Docker installation on a different port?

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@q8wld Did you try this yet changing the ports being used for the docker version of Emby?
 

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No, but I temporarily stopped him from the docker

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I tried changing the port, but I couldn't

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Did you try changing the ports directly in Emby running in docker? (network menu).

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I tried but I don't know how 

i use synology

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On the Synology install the local ports do not show up in Network menu to change.
I'm not sure in docker if they show or not or if this is controlled via docker itself.

Hopefully someone using docker can comment on this.

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Yes they'll show up in docker, but you'll also need to modify the docker run command so that the server will be granted access to the new pets ports that you choose.

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The problem has been resolved

 

But another problem appeared

After installing emby from Synology package center Some movies don't work

I receive this message

playback error no compatible streams are currently available. please try again later or contact your system administrator for details.

 

 

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Hi, did you take a look at the ffmpeg or server log to see what the reason was for the playback failure?

It's possible being a new DSM 7 upgrade you didn't give permission to the share this media file is located on
Check the share this file is located on and make sure the system internal emby user has read/write access to that share.

That's just a possible solution but you want to look at the log to see if it's a denied access error or an actual error playing back the file.

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Hello @q8wld 

Check to make sure you gave the internet system emby user read/write access to your volume2/media share.

On DSM 7 go into Control Panel then shared folders.
Highlight the share associated with /volume2/media
Click the edit button then the Permissions tab

Switch to system internal users
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Let us know if this fixes your problem.

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6 hours ago, q8wld said:

I did it before

Hi, what exactly did you do?

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On 11/2/2021 at 1:36 AM, q8wld said:

I did it before

What exactly did you do?

FrostByte
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If you already changed the share permissions under system internal user then check your folder/file permissions.  It's got to be one or the other

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