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@@Luke stated in a previous post (https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/49933-replaygain-music-support/) adding support for this could easily be done for at least the theater client seeing as the player used already supports replaygain. I'm making this feature request in hopes that this support is added, as I have no dev experience myself

It is really cool that Emby has the ability to support multiple versions of the same movie. It would be nice to have a setting on the client side to allow the user to set which version should be selected by default. This could be as simple a user-entered string, or it could be a list of detected strings to choose from. It could allow multiple entries and it would choose them in the order entered. On the Kodi side, it would also be nice to get the "Choose the Best Version for Me" option that the Emby app has.

I have created some precise lyrics.lrc files, for some of the newest Rammstein songs. However, on playback I noticed the lyrics I timed with https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit are lagging behind. It seems they only change on the next full second, rounded up. Especially noticeable when the timing is something like [00:29.92]Und teilen gern ein halbes Leid Where it changes almost a full second too late. I would rather they change earlier (round down the decimal), or more precisely. I would also like to see the last line completely, not just a little bit cut off at the top. Maybe something like centering the active line in the top 1/4 and 3/4 is better Also, using the space bar for play/pause most of the time doesn't work when I click somewhere in the browser window, it just scrolls the lyrics text down. The focus seems to only stay on play/pause when I click the play/pause and gets lost when I click anything else

Issue like this will require manual intervention adding custom ratings or setting official rating to what you believe they are. TV is little difficult as normal there is no rating per episode and inherit from Show level but now it is really mixed and needs applied to every episode. Will look as there are some script/tools post on the from for updating this issue.

Okay, I manage to resolve the issue while trying to fix the Store app. It turns out that while I had the latest server version installed, it did not registered in the apps. I used the store app to restart the sever and the server version was updated to the one I was using in the apps. Now the Desktop version works again.

Yes that would key here as both TVDB and TMDB show TV-14. I am guessing you mean parental controls to only show said genres. I would say a Feature Request. Automatically not that I know of but potentially manually with plugin like Bulky.

@LukeGerman FSK-6 should not have weight 5, IMHO: LoadRatings("de", new[] { new ParentalRating("DE-0", 1), new ParentalRating("FSK-0", 1), new ParentalRating("DE-6", 5), new ParentalRating("FSK-6", 5), new ParentalRating("DE-12", 7), new ParentalRating("FSK-12", 7), new ParentalRating("DE-16", 8), new ParentalRating("FSK-16", 8), new ParentalRating("DE-18", 9), new ParentalRating("FSK-18", 9) }); same as TV-PG does: LoadRatings("us", new[] { new ParentalRating("TV-Y", 1), new ParentalRating("APPROVED", 1), new ParentalRating("G", 1), new ParentalRating("E", 1), new ParentalRating("EC", 1), new ParentalRating("TV-G", 1), new ParentalRating("TV-Y7", 3), new ParentalRating("TV-Y7-FV", 4), new ParentalRating("PG", 5), new ParentalRating("TV-PG", 5), new ParentalRating("PG-13", 7), new ParentalRating("T", 7), new ParentalRating("TV-14", 8), new ParentalRating("R", 9), new ParentalRating("M", 9), new ParentalRating("TV-MA", 9), new ParentalRating("NC-17", 10), new ParentalRating("AO", 15), new ParentalRating("RP", 15), new ParentalRating("UR", 15), new ParentalRating("NR", 15), new ParentalRating("X", 15), new ParentalRating("XXX", 15) }); Both TV-Y7 and TV-Y7-FV which are theoretically higher rated have weight of 3 and 4, respectively. FSK-6 should be lowered. Regardless of that, @fletchermops, I'm unsure how you ended with TV-PG there, might be an erroneous entry in provider db, as it appears that it was rated FSK-12 in Germany/TV-14 in the US.

I recently learned about LRC support in Emby and I used lrcget (GitHub) to get a handful of lyrics for an artist. I immediately noticed that the text highlight was behind when moving to the next line. This is a bit distracting and I also feel like the next line needs to have slightly more alpha and be less transparent so that you can catch it easier with your eyes if you're reading ahead. I personally feel like Lyrics need their own settings that you can tweak. >Timing, read ahead, transparency, etc

Yes this has been mentioned in another topic as the api does not return language specific translations in the series query (looks like original language) and looks like it will require additional language seasons queries. Just like mentioned in the other topic how the web site looks if you are not logged in will not show English value your specific example. Looks like they require a lot of addtional work via their v4 api. Have not really done a lot of looking at TMDB yet but yes since there are episode_groups yet all that is provided is what is returned in the current default queries.

No, as @Happy2Playsaid, there's only single db column for Community Rating with no provider identifier, so it'll always be the default one from your NFO.

Emby currently has only one rating communityrating as there is no distinction currently of where it came from as the old topic mentioned it is not recorded in the db on where it came from. So this example you need to know why one of the listed Ratings is not default=true.

With a quick look it would appear you have to select one. Or is that just order of presedence? But yes a find and replace on existing items would probably be the fastest route vs refetching.

It is read just fine, but one of the ratings needs to have <default="true*>, i.e.

- A full dedicated row - An optional row - An optional "More films by this director" or "More films by this writer" row, like on the suggestions page, with one item that links to the person - A simple link in the about section (above genres for example) - A simple link in the header There are plenty of good options imo

It's something for @Luketo answer. I don't think we're taking local HDR enablement into account for the DirectPlay decision (yet).

Yes we are looking into it. Thanks.

Hi. There is a particular format of closed captions that Exoplayer simply doesn't "see" and we have not yet figured out why and how to work around it. This should only be a problem on some of your channels

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you'll want to do a GET of the /sessions endpoint and look at (count) playstate SWAGGER will help you sort through what you need from playstate

Glad you guys are finding this useful! I just updated so you can have multiple MDBList URLs in a single collection. I wanted to have fewer collections so, for example, combining Trending TV Shows and Trending Movies to a single collection is pretty useful. Example: [Kids Trending] Source = https://mdblist.com/lists/tvgeniekodi/trending-kids-movies, https://mdblist.com/lists/japante/trending-kids-shows Frequency = 100 update_items_sort_names = True I have not been keeping the thread up to date, but my other favourite updates are: I was really annoyed that I could not easily glance at a collection and see what was newly added. Now you can update the sort names of all items within a collection so that the newly added items appear first. This comes with the caveat that the sorting of the items within that collection are also affected outside it. Personally it doesn't affect me as I never go into Movies or TV Shows and sort by name. You can always turn it off to reset the sort names. I was also annoyed that the ratings of brand new newly releases was often incorrect or missing at the time of adding them. Then they would stay missing or incorrect as the metadata was not refreshing. Now you can check for newly added items and refresh the metadata for a period of time until the rating has settled. Only works for items within collections.

For the last decade or so, I have used Plex as my primary media content provider. However, circumstances have caused me to rethink that decision, and I have started to lean into Emby as a total replacement to complete a lift and shift. One of the reasons behind that decision was the existence of the LDAP plugin in the environment to allow control from a centralized source. -- Thank you, @Luke I think there is a way to take on this kind of effort in a phased approach. I do not care if SAML is integrated into the numerous applications and environments that would need to be updated to make this function properly. All I would require to call it a reasonable success is the ability to incorporate Emby Connect into a SAML environment. LDAP is, in my opinion, essentially useless without being able to incorporate it into the pin authentication method. It's a tough sell to tell folks that you'll need to log in with that username and password (that happens to be 12 digits or more) on every TV system around the house. But my local LDAP can pipe into Azure AD (Or Entra nowadays) and then be SAML connected to Emby Connect. I now have a way to control access accounts that is friendly to end users and meets the need from a system administrator perspective. I know your average system user has this system, and this alone and self-contained passwords work fine. But this is a niche that no one provides for today and has what I believe is some value proposition behind it that a subset of your target audience would genuinely appreciate.

Could use oauth, looks easier to setup

Hi. I'm considering making the change from Plex to emby, where the setup would be a HTPC running emby theater for windows being fed with data from a windows server. I've come to understand that emby theater is based on xbmc/kodi which supports replaygain. Does emby also support this feature?

Necroing this thread to respond to RanmaCanada in defense of @bandit8623 . WHAT are you talking about? Dude never said he even had a samsung tv. You're acting like having a TV that supports Dolby Vision is like 1% of the TV market or something. Every single LG OLED TV since forever at this point supports Dolby Vision. It sounds like you own a Samsung which hasn't been the picture king for god knows how many years and you love HDR10+ or something, which all of that is totally fine. Just had to say your comments literally added no value to this thread at all.