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perpetual98
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I've been running an Unraid server for a year or so.  Last night I installed the Emby docker on it because my old server was running on a Windows 8.1 HTPC and I've been having nothing but trouble connecting to the Unraid server from that box although all of my Windows 10 boxes are fine.  I think it's an SMB/8.1 issue, but anyway.

 

I noticed that a lot of my movies are showing up multiple times in Emby because the files may span multiple drives something like:

 

/mnt/disk1/Movies/The Amazing Spider Man

/mnt/disk2/Movies/The Amazing Spider Man

/mnt/disk3/Movies/The Amazing Spider Man

/mnt/disk4/Movies/The Amazing Spider Man

 

Is there a way to alleviate this?  I assume that since I'm not super familiar with Dockers and whatnot that maybe I just missed something or have something set up wrong.

 

Thanks!

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Hi there, so you have four copies of the same movie?

perpetual98
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No, I think the way that my Unraid is set up, it may spread movies over multiple drives even though they appear as one movie if I went in via explorer and just played the movie from there without going through Emby first.  I'm at work now and I can play with it more tonight after work.  It's probably my unfamiliarity with unix based file systems.

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Ok yea we'll probably want to look at how it is configured in emby library setup. thanks.

KMBanana
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Don't mount the path to the physical drives in Emby's container.  Mount a share like /mnt/user/<yourMediaLibrary>

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perpetual98
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Don't mount the path to the physical drives in Emby's container.  Mount a share like /mnt/user/<yourMediaLibrary>

 That makes more sense now that you think about it.  I'll play around with that when I get home.

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