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Emby premium knock out all devices for limit cleanup.


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darkassassin07
Posted

No. The devices list in your server does not track premier use.

 

The ONLY way is to wait 2 weeks for devices to fall of the list internally tracked at emby.media  

 

YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY ZERO CONTROL OR VIEW OF THIS.

you can only wait.

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arpanrec
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21 minutes ago, darkassassin07 said:

The ONLY way is to wait 2 weeks for devices to fall of the list internally tracked at emby.media  

 

I think this is supercritical info that should have been included in (https://emby.media/support/articles/Premiere-Limits.html), Never the less, can you point me towards docs where you found this, I wanna know what else I am missing? Thanks by the way. :)

GrimReaper
Posted (edited)
33 minutes ago, darkassassin07 said:

The ONLY way is to wait 2 weeks for devices to fall of the list internally tracked at emby.media  

It's actually abt. a week.

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How long does a device count towards my limit?

The system tracks device usage for about a week.

 

8 minutes ago, arpanrec said:

I think this is supercritical info that should have been included in (https://emby.media/support/articles/Premiere-Limits.html)

Isn't it already included? From the same link/KB article:

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How do I "knock" a device off the list?

You can't. The system tracks this automatically. Note, the devices you see listed in the "Devices" section of your dashboard are not your Premiere devices.

 

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darkassassin07
Posted

Did that get reduced recently? I know there's been changes expanding the device limits from 25 to 30; could have sworn it was 2 weeks previously.

arpanrec
Posted
12 minutes ago, GrimReaper said:

Isn't it already included? From the same link/KB article:

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How long does a device count towards my limit?

The system tracks device usage for about a week. So you need to count only devices used regularly by your users when estimating the limit for you. It is important to understand this is a device access limit NOT a concurrent connection limit.

Yep, I am blind as a bat, confirmed, Well L.

arpanrec
Posted
4 minutes ago, darkassassin07 said:

Did that get reduced recently? I know there's been changes expanding the device limits from 25 to 30; could have sworn it was 2 weeks previously.

It's 30 only

My bad

GrimReaper
Posted
34 minutes ago, darkassassin07 said:

Did that get reduced recently? I know there's been changes expanding the device limits from 25 to 30; could have sworn it was 2 weeks previously.

Not that I know of, AFAIR it was always a week. I could be wrong, tho, memory ain't what it used to be. 

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