Edited XML on server not showing in Roku app

[13Boosted 1]

I edited the XML file on my cpu so movies like "A Good Day To Die Hard" actually shows up under "A" and not "G".  Everything looks good on my server, but the Roku app still displays the movie under "G".  I've removed the server from the app, removed the app, and restarted the Roku and reinstalled the app and the titles still show up different than my server.  Any way to fix this?  I only use the Roku to watch my movies, so if I can't get it to display correctly on the app, it kind of defeated the point of editing the XML File.  Thanks

[ebr 16169]

Hi.  What, exactly, did you edit?

You can edit the server configuration file to not ignore those articles in sorts...

[13Boosted 1]

Hello, I opened the XML file and changed the <SortRemoveWords> so movies that start with a, an, and the, are displayed with those words first.  I didn't want to edit every movie separately.  It works on my server, but it did not change on the Roku app.  

[13Boosted 1]

I manually changed the sort for "The 6th Day" on the server and it moved it to the "T" section on the Roku app.  I was hoping that editing the XML would also change it on the Roku app, but it only changed on the server.  I'm new to Emby, so I'm not sure if there is another way other than changing each file individually.  Thanks

[Happy2Play 9780]

Was thinking SortName, but your example shows web client working and Roku not.

What server and Roku app version (something just doesn't look right in the Roku image)?

[13Boosted 1]

The server version is 4.6.7.0. and the Roku app version is 4.0 build 46.  Thanks

[GrimReaper 4739]

7 minutes ago, Happy2Play said:

Was thinking SortName, but your example shows web client working and Roku not.

What server and Roku app version (something just doesn't look right in the Roku image)?

Moreso, that Roku image doesn't show same movies, and those placeholders look like Folders view? Is that same library? 

[Happy2Play 9780]

3 minutes ago, GrimReaper said:

Moreso, that Roku image doesn't show same movies, and those placeholders look like Folders view? Is that same library? 

It does but sortwords are the difference.  But yes placeholders and the menu options are different then what I see.

[13Boosted 1]

Here are better images of the same folder on the server and the Roku app.  Thanks

 

 

Edited April 7, 2022 by 13Boosted
updated images

[GrimReaper 4739]

Did you intentionally not make a Movie-type library, though it appears you have only movies there? That looks like Home videos & photos-type one? Can you share a screenshot of your Settings>Library tab on your browser? 

Edited April 7, 2022 by GrimReaper

[13Boosted 1]

I made every one "mixed content", because I didn't like how it combined certain files.

[13Boosted 1]

I'm in the middle of testing all of my files to see which ones work and which ones don't, so it's kind of a jumbled mess right now.

[GrimReaper 4739]

3 minutes ago, 13Boosted said:

I made every one "mixed content", because I didn't like how it combined certain files.

Hm, even Mixed content library should have few tabs in header that your browser ain't showing. Sorry to be blunt, but are you positive that's the right type? (Hence a screenshot was asked above). 

[13Boosted 1]

[GrimReaper 4739]

I am honestly puzzled as to why you're seeing what you're seeing. Do you have any custom CSS? 

Edit: Ahhhh, I'm not paying attention, your screenshots are not of a top-level library, but of a folder within. Naturally no tabs. That's what was puzzling me. 

Edited April 7, 2022 by GrimReaper
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[13Boosted 1]

I do not, I guess I'm not sure what I'm missing...lol.  I can update each file individually and it will update on the Roku app, it's just going to take more time.  Thanks

[ebr 16169]

Hi.  The web app is sorted by "File Name".  That is why you are getting a different order.