1. Search by letter function (A, B C) Currently when selecting "Music" users get their whole library. This is very difficult to navigate, especially while driving! Bizarrely, this function already exists for playlists. When you pull one up in Android Auto that has a lot of tracks, you do get a "Search by letter" function at the top. Why does this not exist for the library as a whole? 2. The option to restrict the library to only those artists that have tracks downloaded This would solve streaming problems and make it easier to navigate the library because it would be a smaller selection of artists. Currently using Embly Server 4.5 and Android Auto 6.0.6153334 and Emby for Android 3.1.73.

I think the problem I posted above has been solved by the addition of the "Favourites" menu item. When it was originally added, it only allowed users to favourite songs. I don't know what you did in the background, but there are more expansive and more user friendly features available right now that solve, I think, all my problems. Basically, now in the web client, users can favourite (and then also download) any artist, album or song. Then in Android Auto, you can select Music Then Favourites: Then from there you can select "albums" "Artists" or "Songs" Then For example, I just favourited this artist. Nicely, all of that artist's albums are now immediately accessible *as albums*. So you can quickly choose an album. And the tracks are ordered by track number, there is a search by letter function or you can shuffle. It's all super slick! So, @Luke I don't know what you guys did in the background, but this really solves the problem. In three or four presses, you can get right to whatever album a person wants. And I'm going to assume that if one has taken the steps to download the music to the phone before-hand, that it will draw from the phone, not from the remote server. But from my perspective, that is a real luxury, not a necessity. So to summarize, this is a way of using the "Favourites" feature as a shortcut to easier access to a subset of music a person might use on the phone, while driving, via Android Auto. It might not exactly be what was meant in thinking up the Favourites feature, but it works that way very well. I would be curious if others see this on their end as well. @Bigmack3000 @Raff @Diedrich @neodago @heciruam