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Emby for Xbox One has been updated with improved video playback. Here are the highlights: Direct play more video formats, including hevc on supported models. Reduced server transcoding decreases the load on your Emby Server machine Pause, rewind and fast-forward live tv Faster video start time

Installation Users in the USA, UK, or Ireland with a Samsung Smart TV can install now from the Samsung App Store. A Modern App for Modern Times The interface for this app has been built with HTML, but this is nothing like the web apps you're accustomed to. This has been built purely with modern features that bring a level of performance that wasn't even possible a year ago at this time. For the nerds out there, that means WebAnimations, WebComponents, Service Workers, Polymer, and on and on. Simple and Beautiful Rediscover your Content with Recommendations A popular feature from other Emby apps is finally making it's way to Emby Theater. New Music Interface The app finally has a design that makes sense for music. Live TV Watch Live TV or manage your recordings. Details Gone Vertical A common complaint over the detail screen of the current Emby Theater is that it's pretty but slow to navigate. We went back to the drawing board and decided to take a little inspiration from Android TV. It is now much, much faster to browse through detail screens. Learn How to Create Skins Can you do HTML and JavaScript? Then why not fork the default skin? http://emby.media/community/index.php?/blog/1/entry-302-learn-how-to-create-skins-for-emby-theater/ Let us know what changes and improvements you're able to come up with. You can even release your forked version to the Emby community! Installation Users in the USA, UK, or Ireland with a Samsung Smart TV can install now from the Samsung App Store.

Change has messed up every one of my library entries. Had them set up " Save artwork and metadata into media folders" and not to "Enable photos" in other libraries. These were all altered; had I done a library scan with these changes - it would have skewed everything I had set up. If modifications you are doing are changing people's defaults and settings - this is not good. EDIT: I take that back; I could not make any changes to settings; it would not save them - reverts them to "Save Artwork and metadata into media folders" unchecked ; and "Enable photos" checked for "Home videos & photos" libraries. Other libraries were also not accepting changes. I had to create a bogus library to get the server to pick up the existing libraries and their configs