Der-Gute 14 Posted January 31, 2018 Posted January 31, 2018 Hi there, Currently testing Emby and have to say: Good Alternative to Plex. There are two things im missing: 1: Photo Timeline. A View of all photos not sorted by folders. A Scrollable Timeline would to navigate. 2: Show Photos by specific days: In Amazon photos i have a great function, that changed my behaviour for watching photos: Watch photos that were taken exactly 1 year ago or 2 or 3 or.... Both Requests offer the ability to not only browse photos by browsing folders. You get photo recommendations. Whats better than watching photos of your kids 3 years ago? From my understanding it could be done by making a Select Statement each day that dynamically updates the year folders. I think it would be Great! 13 1
Luke 39618 Posted February 12, 2018 Posted February 12, 2018 hi @@Der-Gute, i think these are both great ideas, thanks !
the1legend 45 Posted February 17, 2018 Posted February 17, 2018 (edited) plus 1 for this. Edited February 17, 2018 by the1legend
mtjj 31 Posted February 23, 2018 Posted February 23, 2018 Since someone raised photos.... It would be really good to be able to browse and filter photos by metadata. Photo metadata fields well defined (see https://www.photometadata.org/META-Resources-Field-Guide-to-Metadata ) and being able to browse / filter by dates / keywords / captions / locations etc. would put Emby streets ahead of any competitors. Just being able to browse by keyword would give a huge benefit to those of us with tagged photo collections, and adding in more metadata fields gives opportunities to deliver further capabilities, whether in the core product or in plugins - browse photos by location on a map, for example. I know you guys have a lot to work on and Emby is a great product already, but you might want to consider this generally - I made a similar comment on movie / tv metadata in a thread here and a request for ebook metadata in another thread here. I'm not sure how you've engineered the current database backend to handle media metadata and the search / filter front end to utilise it - hopefully there would be a way to expand on both in an open ended way that can pull in more detail and make it available to users. That would be awesome :-)
popy 66 Posted November 21, 2020 Posted November 21, 2020 +1 for this. Also a simple sharing button on albumbs/collections would be great
ebr 15574 Posted November 21, 2020 Posted November 21, 2020 2 hours ago, popy said: +1 for this. Also a simple sharing button on albumbs/collections would be great Hi. Please post new ideas in a new request. However, this request already exists and, I'm not sure exactly where you want to share these but doing things like that to public sites (like social media) opens up a huge can of of worms.
jnk5y 0 Posted December 8, 2020 Posted December 8, 2020 Now that google has decided to kill unlimited backups for google photos I would love to ditch it and use emby instead. Ordering by date taken should be an easy (is anything easy?) start. +1
LiquidFX 140 Posted December 8, 2020 Posted December 8, 2020 I have started moving all of my Google Photos to my home server, I would love to see the photo side developed a bit more. Being able to rotate an image on screen would be a nice feature as well. 1
ggrallo 4 Posted February 13, 2021 Posted February 13, 2021 I would love to see metadata tags and other smart sorting options, too!. +1
vonstorch 0 Posted March 6, 2021 Posted March 6, 2021 Yes, I would agree. An overhaul of the photos using all the given metadata pictures have in them. Organizing and streaming slideshows based on the metadata would be awesome.
AlastorSitri 2 Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 +1 to this, something similar to Plex's timeline view would be ideal
Luke 39618 Posted August 13, 2024 Posted August 13, 2024 1 hour ago, LiquidFX said: This request has no traction Hi, more photo features are planned for future updates. Thanks.
Gonga_76 0 Posted February 24 Posted February 24 +1 For this feature - something similar to Plex's timeline view would be ideal - that takes both videos and images in an aggregate view.
CasaAtardecer 9 Posted April 9 Posted April 9 Hello friend, I have posted this question in multiple general forums and also in several feature requests because all of these threads are on the same subject which is talking about or looking for support or asking for features regarding photo file metadata. Here is a question about how Emby handles the metadata differences between VIDEOS and PHOTOS: As you already know, users can populate their NFOs with the xml code <set><name>COLLECTION</name></set> to gather together VIDEOS into a COLLECTION; however, the only method to gather PHOTOS into that same COLLECTION is to edit manually the metadata for each PHOTO. At present, the Emby database accepts and records four native IMAGE file metadata tags; specifically, date, title, description (OVERVIEW), and subject (TAG). Can the Emby library database be updated to accept and record a native XMP metadata tag that the PHOTO enthusiasts community could use for COLLECTIONS; for example, ALBUM, which is already commonly coded into lots of different IMAGE file types? Cheers!
Luke 39618 Posted April 10 Posted April 10 6 hours ago, CasaAtardecer said: Hello friend, I have posted this question in multiple general forums and also in several feature requests because all of these threads are on the same subject which is talking about or looking for support or asking for features regarding photo file metadata. Here is a question about how Emby handles the metadata differences between VIDEOS and PHOTOS: As you already know, users can populate their NFOs with the xml code <set><name>COLLECTION</name></set> to gather together VIDEOS into a COLLECTION; however, the only method to gather PHOTOS into that same COLLECTION is to edit manually the metadata for each PHOTO. At present, the Emby database accepts and records four native IMAGE file metadata tags; specifically, date, title, description (OVERVIEW), and subject (TAG). Can the Emby library database be updated to accept and record a native XMP metadata tag that the PHOTO enthusiasts community could use for COLLECTIONS; for example, ALBUM, which is already commonly coded into lots of different IMAGE file types? Cheers! Duplicate Re:
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