Is there a way to continue where I left off directly using a single url?

[LucasRizzini 0]

Currently I only have a 9 seasons serie at my server and would be awesome if I could continue where I left off with one click.

 

Why this? Because I love how Emby organize and get all the metadata of my series. It's really beautiful. It's much more pleasant and organized than just using video players.

 

I use Linux, but since this is a non-specific OS question, I posted here.

Edited August 12, 2019 by LucasRizzini

[Gilgamesh_48 1097]

Although it it not precisely "one" click you can easily use the "Next up" list to pretty much accomplish what you want. It is what I do to be able to keep track of several series I am watching.

 

Also on a number of clients I "think" if you simply press "Play" on a series itself playback will resume where you left off. I am not sure about that as I have never tried it but I think I remember reading that it does work.

[Luke 39644]

You also could configure your home screen to put continue watching right at the top.

[LucasRizzini 0]

Although it it not precisely "one" click you can easily use the "Next up" list to pretty much accomplish what you want. It is what I do to be able to keep track of several series I am watching.

 

Also on a number of clients I "think" if you simply press "Play" on a series itself playback will resume where you left off. I am not sure about that as I have never tried it but I think I remember reading that it does work.

 

True! Many video players like VLC and Media Player Classic has this function to continue where I left off, but I want to use Emby's interface for the reasons I said up there. Even if I use it on my PC browser. So much more easy and elegant.

 

The downside, for me anyway, to use video players, is to navigate trough the folders to find the last episode. I use video player a lot, so the Last Played playlist is always all messed up.

 

 

 

You also could configure your home screen to put continue watching right at the top.

 

Luke, can't thank you enough. It's so simple. Next time I'll take the dive into the Emby's settings. Thank you.

[Luke 39644]

Let us know how you get on. Thanks.