Only the first part of split video files can be played via DLNA

[wakiz 1]

Server Version 4.7.1.0

 

When I use the Emby client, everything works fine. Files like CD2, CD3 will appear in Additional Parts.

But when I play these videos via DLNA, only CD1 will be played, the rest will not be played. Even if I browse by folder, I can't see the CD2 and CD3 files, all videos are considered as one movie and only the first part can be played.

I have tried two folder structures :

 

#1

\FolderName

              FileName-CD1.mp4

              FileName-CD1.nfo

              FileName-CD1-poster.jpg

              FileName-CD2.mp4

              FileName-CD3.mp4
 

#2

\FolderName

              FileName-CD1.mp4

              FileName-CD1.nfo

              FileName-CD1-poster.jpg

              FileName-CD2.mp4

              FileName-CD2.nfo

              FileName-CD2-poster.jpg

              FileName-CD3.mp4

              FileName-CD3.nfo

              FileName-CD3-poster.jpg

 

I tried different Content types like Movies, Home videos & photos, Mixed content, and the result was the same, I can't play CD2, CD3 via DLNA. Besides using software to merge video files, the only solution is to put each part of the video in a separate folder. But this would result in the same movie appearing multiple times in the video library, which is not easy to manage.

So, how should I fix this issue now? If this issue cannot be solved in the current version, are there any plans to improve it in the future? Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Luke 38500]

Hi, yes you're right. We'll have to look at how to present and/or handle this in Dlna.

Even once this is done though, for the best possible experience we still suggest joining the files. Thanks.

[kientran 0]

How is the progress? I am facing the same issue.

[Luke 38500]

On 9/17/2024 at 4:36 AM, kientran said:

How is the progress? I am facing the same issue.

Hi @kientranyes we will look at supporting this with Dlna.

In the meantime though you can still play the second part manually. For the best experience possible I would suggest joining the files.