MajesticMaerlyn 17 Posted August 8, 2020 Posted August 8, 2020 Hi, Sincere apologies in advance if this has been asked before - I did do a search and went back 5 pages, so again, apologies if I missed this one. Firstly, embedded subtitles only display "LANGUAGE (DVDSUB)" for all embedded subtitles. Secondly, when there is multiple audio sources Emby lists them in the drop down menu, again, with only the primary language. For languages with different dialects (eg Chinese) this becomes an issue, as you can't distinguish which is which without guessing or trying each out. In my example, Fist of Fury, it contains audio tracks for English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Chinese (Cantonese), and subtitles that specifically match the dialect. Emby only displays simply "English, Chinese, Chinese" for the audio tracks, and "English (DVDSUB)" for all three subtitle variants. This means you have to guess which goes with which. Media Player Classic does a good job showing it in an user digestible form. I have included screenshots of how Emby vs Media Player Classic handle the same file, and a text file with media details if that helps at all. And once again, apologies if I have missed an existing thread about this or previous answer. Just keen to make the best platform better Fist of Fury (1972).txt
Solution neik 870 Posted August 8, 2020 Solution Posted August 8, 2020 Go to libraries -> Advanced and set "Prefer embedded titles" under "Embedded track title display". I think that should help. 1 1
neik 870 Posted August 8, 2020 Posted August 8, 2020 You might need to start a library scan after changing but I am not sure on that.
MajesticMaerlyn 17 Posted August 8, 2020 Author Posted August 8, 2020 Yep, just ran one now. That is definitely much better, even it its more jargon based. Thanks for that. Its a shame we can't have a middle ground - its all or nothing Guessing this can be closed / ignored unless Emby wanted to look at tweaking the friendly further, but that may be hard. Thanks again
FrostByte 5217 Posted August 8, 2020 Posted August 8, 2020 (edited) If your files are mkv you can change just the headers (no need to remux) to reflect whatever you want using mkvtoolnix., then just refresh that movie. Takes maybe 30 seconds per movie Emby will still add the language, but everything after that is whatever you wish it to be Edited August 8, 2020 by FrostByte 1
MajesticMaerlyn 17 Posted August 14, 2020 Author Posted August 14, 2020 Does anyone know, can this be done per Library, or is a global setting? Cheers :)
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