Leader2light 4 Posted November 26, 2024 Posted November 26, 2024 (edited) How do I do this? I don't want to bother deleting them. There must be a setting for Emby to ignore these, right? I want my server to pull the metadata images like it normally does instead of using whatever image is included in the folder. A lot of my media has a preview image matching the movie's filename, so the thumbnails are trash. Edited November 26, 2024 by Leader2light
GrimReaper 4032 Posted November 26, 2024 Posted November 26, 2024 1 hour ago, Leader2light said: There must be a setting for Emby to ignore these, right? There ain't, local artwork/metadata will anyways take precedence. As long as your images are named in one of the supported naming conventions: Quote Images are supported in video folders. Below is a table of the supported image file names. Supported image extensions are jpg, jpeg, png, gif and tbn. Several image types support multiple file names. They are listed in the order that they're checked for. Image Type Supported file names Primary {name}.ext {name}-poster.ext {name}-cover.ext {name}-default.ext {name}-movie.ext folder.ext poster.ext cover.ext default.ext movie.ext Art {name}-clearart.ext clearart.ext Backdrop backdrop.ext, backdropX.ext fanart.ext, fanart-X.ext background.ext, background-X.ext art.ext, art-X.ext extrafanart (subfolder)/fanartX.ext Banner {name}-banner.ext banner.ext Disc {name}-disc.ext {name}-cdart.ext disc.ext cdart.ext Logo {name}-logo.ext logo.ext Thumb {name}-thumb.ext {name}-landscape.ext thumb.ext landscape.ext {name} represents the video file name, without extension. For videos that are not contained within their own folder, only the conventions using {name} are supported. they'll be ingested by default. You can tackle that in two ways: 1) Manually delete/rename local artwork (which you've already stated you're not inclined to) 2) Refresh Metadata with Replace existing images ticked/enabled (which will result in existing artwork being deleted or overwritten with artwork obtained from online providers, depending on your settings)
Dextardo 0 Posted January 3 Posted January 3 Is there somewhere that we can request this setting as a feature? Huge pain in the ass, and is making me use Plex again... which I swore never to do. Alternatively, is it something I could write a plugin for?
Luke 39824 Posted January 8 Posted January 8 Hi, there is currently no way to ignore local images. We should probably have an option for that, but the vast majority of users want their local images used so that's why there isn't one at this point.
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