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Hi, I've got the update now and the issue is fixed, thank you! Chris2 points
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Unless I'm being a bit blind (highly possible!), I'd love a way to hide a couple of the top green navigation items without hacking it in myself. For example, in Movies I don't want the 'Trailers' item to appear for any profile and for TV I don't need the 'Upcoming' nav link. Obviously not a major issue but thought it would be a nice thing to have, perhaps allowing them to be re-ordered like the home page items but again just a nice extra,1 point
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Luke, I’m so sorry that I’ve wasted your time on this. I discovered the problem, When setting up parental controls for a second user, I set my own to what I thought would enable me to view everything. Apparently, it doesn’t like NR, and Unrated because those were being blocked. I should have just left Parental Controls blank.1 point
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that is what a spectrum representative said as well. So I might just buy a new router all together.1 point
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This has been fixed in the Emby web latest beta releases. I have a collection of actors and musicians only, without the need for a media item. This collection appears on the collection page. I would assume that the next major release will also have this fixed.1 point
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Since you are in general / windows i assume your server is running windows. Your Server / pc most likely got a new IP. Check if your network is set to "Privat" Check router forward settings are forwarding to you new Server IP. Can you connect to Emby from a local pc "not your server" ?1 point
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crap...It's been a long time since 2016 and nothing....It'll probably be in 2100..1 point
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I would second this feature request. Docker hub doesn't seem to just rate limit pulls, but also limits API requests only, as evident by these logs from renovate-bot: DEBUG: GET https://hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/grafana/loki/tags?ordering=last_updated&page=11&page_size=100 = (code=ERR_NON_2XX_3XX_RESPONSE, statusCode=429 retryCount=0, duration=104) (repository=studio/docker-studio, baseBranch=develop) 5926DEBUG: Retry-After: delay 1748433754 seconds exceeds maxRetryAfter 60 seconds for https://hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/grafana/loki/tags?ordering=last_updated&page=11&page_size=100 (repository=studio/docker-studio, baseBranch=develop) 5927DEBUG: Docker: error fetching data from DockerHub (repository=studio/docker-studio, baseBranch=develop) 5928 "err": { 5929 "name": "HTTPError", 5930 "code": "ERR_NON_2XX_3XX_RESPONSE", 5931 "timings": { 5932 "start": 1748433694753, 5933 "socket": 1748433694753, 5934 "lookup": 1748433694753, 5935 "connect": 1748433694753, 5936 "secureConnect": 1748433694753, 5937 "upload": 1748433694754, 5938 "response": 1748433694857, 5939 "end": 1748433694857, 5940 "phases": { 5941 "wait": 0, 5942 "dns": 0, 5943 "tcp": 0, 5944 "tls": 0, 5945 "request": 1, 5946 "firstByte": 103, 5947 "download": 0, 5948 "total": 104 5949 } 5950 }, 5951 "message": "Response code 429 (Too Many Requests)", 5952 "stack": "HTTPError: Response code 429 (Too Many Requests)\n at Request.<anonymous> (/usr/local/renovate/node_modules/.pnpm/got@11.8.6/node_modules/got/dist/source/as-promise/index.js:118:42)\n at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:105:5)", 5953 "options": { 5954 "headers": { 5955 "user-agent": "RenovateBot/40.33.8 (https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate)", 5956 "accept": "application/json", 5957 "accept-encoding": "gzip, deflate, br" 5958 }, 5959 "url": "https://hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/grafana/loki/tags?ordering=last_updated&page=11&page_size=100", 5960 "hostType": "docker", 5961 "username": "", 5962 "password": "", 5963 "method": "GET", 5964 "http2": false 5965 }, 5966 "response": { 5967 "statusCode": 429, 5968 "statusMessage": "Too Many Requests", 5969 "body": {"detail": "Rate limit exceeded", "error": false}, 5970 "headers": { 5971 "date": "Wed, 28 May 2025 12:01:34 GMT", 5972 "content-type": "application/json", 5973 "transfer-encoding": "chunked", 5974 "connection": "keep-alive", 5975 "x-ratelimit-limit": "180", 5976 "x-ratelimit-reset": "1748433754", 5977 "x-ratelimit-remaining": "0", 5978 "x-ratelimit-ip": "77.109.189.141", 5979 "retry-after": "1748433754", 5980 "x-frame-options": "deny", 5981 "x-content-type-options": "nosniff", 5982 "x-xss-protection": "1; mode=block", 5983 "strict-transport-security": "max-age=31536000" 5984 }, 5985 "httpVersion": "1.1", 5986 "retryCount": 0 5987 } 5988 }1 point
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Aufzeichnung 2025-04-01 110551.mp4 Example in Emby (first static, video on hover) not implemented here1 point
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These images are almost ten years old! https://emby.media/emby-for-samsung-smart-tvs-1-0-released.html1 point
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If your library DB is 6GB then definitely do not leave cache size at default but it doesn't need to be 6GB either. It depends on how much you can spare so start with 1 or 2GB and see if it improves. But unless Emby pre-pages data from the DB the first access might be slower until enough active data is loaded into cache. Then adjust after that, up or down, until you're good with the results. The cache size value is an "up to" as needed setting. It's the (suggested) upper limit of how much memory can be used for DB page cache. Obviously if the cache is set larger than the DB size the amount of memory used won't go that high. Cache sizing is the most direct way you as the user can affect performance of the database operations. I haven't seen (nor looked into) if Emby has a way to provide DB stats but what you want is a high cache hit ratio of memory-to-I/O operations for better performance. There's a point of diminishing returns at which adding more cache memory will not result in added performance because all data under management is not always active data. In laymen's terms you're not always accessing all of the data so it won't be cached unless Emby is written to pre-page the data. Analyze is an indirect performance optimization. It collects stats (information about the indexes) used by the DB engine to optimize query/statement execution. I believe the limit for this is 1000 (rows) though this doesn't mean it only examines that many rows, there are other steps involved. The higher the value the longer an analysis can take but this might still be a matter of seconds so you go as high as you can tolerate. I think Emby runs analyze on startup/DB open but it might run periodically after startup. The devs would know.1 point
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Haha, it doesn't really matter what I think. Before yesterday, I didn't know what IPV4 or 6 is. But when my new Samsung phone on default settings has IPV6 disabled, people obviously have to work with IPV4 or go through a 50 post thread of which they understand only half of.1 point
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Hi there, from the screenshot examples you have supplied, it looks like Emby is possibly importing/creating playlists from .m3u playlist files that already exist in your source music library folders (outside of Emby). If that is the case, then you can stop this from happening by deselecting the Import playlist files Library Setting:1 point
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From related topic linked below: It appears you need at least one media item in that collection for it to be displayed1 point
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So I had to restart the server to install updates and now it seems to be working ok.1 point
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Ok, so the APN of my phone was set to IPV4. Switched it to IPV4+IPV6. Now it's working on mobile connection. On my girlfriend's phone it was set to IPV4/IPV6. So that's the reason it was working there. Still not working in browser (neither on W-Lan nor mobile). That's not really needed though, of course.1 point
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Yeah I think I just manually deleted the wrong case tags..... there were only a few. It's been a while so I'm not 100% sure.1 point
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Okay thanks. Just to let you know there is no indication you have to get Emby premiere on my TV running Android 12. But on the onn 4k plus running Android 14 there is a page asking you to upgrade to premiere (PS, as well as free hardware acceleration on jellyfin, you also get free download capability..... This is making it more and more difficult to stay with Emby)l1 point
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Thanks again. It may take a while until the next update gets published. You can follow @Emby Releasesor subscribe to this forum to get notified. Thanks1 point
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This is for a specific movie ? Yes you could but have debug logging enabled on both server and android beforehand and start the repro with a fresh re-launch of both the server and the android app with debug logging enabled beforehand And before doing the download, use adb to get `ls -ail` directory listing in adb shell for the Download directory where movies download to adb -s xxxxxx shell and then in shell cd /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.mb.android/files/Download/Videos ls -ail and get screenshot or export text out of the command line window Save this and start the download test and when it gets stuck in ready state, get sceenshot and the logs from the server and the android and attach with the adb session log You could at this point do another adb shell check and capture that as well Please also confirm that under here there is only Videos and TV sub-directories (if TV series downloaded as well) cd /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.mb.android/files/Download ls -ail Thanks1 point
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Where exactly are they located? Can you please show us? Thanks.1 point
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I hate to be that guy, but.... "Are we there yet?" This would be the killer feature that would allow me to use Emby more freely.1 point
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When it comes to managing and streaming your personal media collection, Emby stands out as a favorite among home media enthusiasts. Whether you're a cord-cutter, a collector, or just someone who wants full control over your content, Emby delivers. But don’t just take our word for it — recently we took a look around the Emby Community Forums, Reddit, and other media server discussions to find out what users love most. Here are the features Emby users say they can’t live without: 1. Active Development and Plugin Ecosystem The Emby dev team has built a strong reputation for listening to users and delivering consistent improvements. Feature requests are often acknowledged in forums, and updates come regularly. The Emby Plugin Catalog includes tools for metadata management, intro skipping, trakt.tv syncing, theme music, and more — making it easy to expand your setup. 2. Emphasis on Privacy and Local Control Unlike some competitors, Emby doesn’t force users into cloud integration or tracking services. Features like Trakt and others are optional, and you’re never required to give up control of your data. This focus on local-first architecture makes Emby a great option for privacy-conscious users who want full control over their media experience. 3. Customization and Theming From custom libraries to visual themes, Emby offers a highly customizable user interface. Users can choose how metadata is displayed, organize content into rich collections, or apply unique visual themes and CSS tweaks. For families or multi-user households, Emby also supports user profiles with individual settings and parental controls. 4. Direct Play and Efficient Transcoding Emby is built to take full advantage of Direct Play, reducing the need for CPU-intensive transcoding. For devices that require conversion, transcoding is efficient and can be customized for quality and bitrate. If you’re running a hardware-accelerated setup with Intel Quick Sync, NVIDIA NVENC, or AMD VCE, Emby can offload transcoding for better performance. 5. Live TV & DVR Integration One of Emby's most appreciated features is its native support for Live TV and DVR. Whether you're using a TV tuner or loading an M3U playlist from an IPTV provider, Emby makes it easy to stream live television directly from your server. With season pass recording, time-based scheduling, and automatic commercial skipping (with optional plugins), Emby turns your home server into a powerful personal PVR. Bonus: Multi-Platform Support From Android TV, Apple TV, and Firestick, to iOS, macOS, Windows, and even Linux, Emby has apps for nearly every device. And with Emby Theater, you get a lean-back experience optimized for the big screen. Final Thoughts What makes Emby stand out isn't just its feature list — it's the freedom and flexibility it offers to its users. Whether you’re building a streaming server for your family, archiving physical media, or curating a collection for your home theater, Emby puts you in charge. Ready to try it yourself? Download Emby Server and see why so many users are making the switch. View the full article1 point
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But can it handle .ass subtitles when there is a whackload of text on the screen? I have yet to find a single "box" that has the horsepower to handle entire screens worth of subtitles, which is not a PC.1 point
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Hi, I would also like to have this possibilety. Pretty many times the "default/original" trailer is not working or has a bad quality. "Not allowed in your country" also happens. My suggestion is to include the trailer url in "Edit Metadata" and also make it possible to have more than one trailer added there. All the Best Thanks for all the good job you do1 point
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