Completed More filter/sort options

[Cheesegeezer 3095]

MediaInfo plugin adds tags for DV, Atmos, DTS:x and many other niche formats. Might be a stop gap for anyone interested 

[Luke 38491]

A channel layout filter is being added to Emby Server 4.8.

[arrbee99 1644]

...and filter by decade ?

[Luke 38491]

HDR filters are coming in Emby Server 4.8, just fyi:

[Luke 38491]

On 3/24/2020 at 9:28 PM, rechigo said:

I feel the following filter & sort options are lacking the following: 

 

* filter by HDR

* sort by video bitrate

* sort by audio bitrate

* sort by filesize

* filter by subtitle language

* filter by audio channels

* filter by audio language

 

Anybody have anything they would like to add to this list? 

These are all added in the upcoming 4.8 server release.

Please create a new topic for each new filter you'd like to see beyond this. Thanks !

[leftcausedit 2]

@LukeI started a new topic about the content below, but closed by @ebr.

 

* filter by movie runtime

 

* filter by file size

 

 Like set minimum duration to 5 minutes filter items longer than that, set maximum duration to 120 minutes to filter items shorter than that. Same for file size filtering.

 

Sorting by them is not enough.

[RLanger7228 26]

Some other filters that would also be useful to users:

- by director, writer or actor.  You already have by studio.  ANOTHER SUGGESTION: allow user to start typing in a name, then offer a shorter drop down list to select from.  The studio list is quite long and selecting one late in the alphabet involves a good bit of scrolling.  This would also likely be true for actors, etc, if you add that.

- A date range - not just decades (though this can be accomplished by individually selecting all the years you want in the year filter, entering a range would be easier).  Perhaps even allow for multiple date ranges?.

- A way to overlap filters by AND (instead of assuming OR) so that only movies matching ALL criteria are selected (instead of all those matching EITHER).  Perhaps even allow complex searches (e.g. [action OR mystery] AND year range = 1940-1960).  This would be a powerful option.