I just discovered that Emby can work with images, which is awesome! Is it possible to allow the server to treat a zip file like a folder? I've used a similar feature on some cloud storage platforms like Dropbox, for instance.
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Posted 10 September 2019 - 09:43 AM
Interesting read! Thanks for pointing that out. I don't have any video content in any sort of archive, just images zipped up into albums ever since Dropbox (maybe a different cloud storage provide back then... Don't remember) started supporting .zip files. The albums I've got zipped are accessed rarely enough that the additional CPU cost is inconsequential.
But no biggie, I don't have to deal with keeping them in the original 'scene release format' or anything, so I've already started unzipping.
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