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Hello,

I am trying to connect my new emby server to my LG TV with DNLA.

I am on TrueNAS SCALE ElectricEel-24.10.1, with emby (App Version = 4.8.10.0, Version = 1.2.15).

emby server is running well but I think I have a port issue, well resume here : 

In my TrueNAS Apps, emby is set by default with WebUI Port 9096, and I access to it with http://192.168.0.100:9096/

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But in web UI setting, other port are set :


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I tried to follow the other topic above by : "on emby wherever you setup the config to be /config/system.xml replace 8096 to 9096 and save"

But after reboot, my emby server is stuck on deploying (until I re-write old port value from 9096 to 8096 in system.xml file).

Precision:

- I do not have deployment.yaml file nor ix-applications directory.

- DLNA is set in emby UI

- Here a scan of port :

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Can I have help for my issue please ?

Thanks !

Edited by mewan
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dgrigo
Posted

On Config Use hostNetwork! 8096 port, and make sure you add those ports in Additional Environment Variables 2,44,100,107,1000

That should do the trick

Dinos

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This is it ! I used hostNetwork with 8096 port and my TV is connected to my emby server, thank you very much !

I did this for Variables but I think this is not how it works

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What is a Additional Environment Variables ? What is the values you told me to put ? How to do : 

3 hours ago, dgrigo said:

you add those ports in Additional Environment Variables 2,44,100,107,1000

 

dgrigo
Posted (edited)

Port  44 , Port 107 give you Accelarated VAAPI or  NVDEC/NVENC (they are Fine as you have them setup) you can read @  https://hub.docker.com/r/emby/embyserver

On most modern distros, the render node belongs to the video group, others belong to the render group. All you need to do is mount the render node and add the video group GID to the GIDLIST variable as described above.

You can get the video and/or render GIDs using the following command:

getent group video | cut -d: -f3
getent group render | cut -d: -f3
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Thank you very much for your help @dgrigo ! I will try that :) 

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sergei2257
Posted (edited)

Hi. Did you succeed?

 

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sergei2257
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On 2/17/2025 at 9:54 PM, mewan said:

Thank you very much for your help @dgrigo ! I will try that :) 

Edited by sergei2257
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Please let us know how things go. Thanks.

mewan
Posted

Hello,

Finally, I didn't need to configure specific port numbers.
Enabling hostNetwork in the settings did the trick for me, so I just left everything else as-is!

Hope this helps someone ...

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