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[Pietrogramma 3]

Hi everyone, I've been a happy user of Emby for several years and I find it really brilliant.

The other day I ripped two DVDs of a Led Zeppelin concert, which I called "Led Zeppelin DVD1" and "Led Zeppelin DVD2", which I copied into my multimedia files folder and Emby cataloged them for me with a single entry and all Inside the item I also inserted the second DVD (I attach photos to be even clearer).
I think this solution is brilliant and so I ripped two other DVDs which I called "George Michael DVD1" "George Michael DVD2" but emby this time cataloged them as two DVDs separate from each other, how do I insert the two DVDs in a single card (as done with the Led Zeppelin one).
I hope I explained myself well.
Hello and thanks

[Neminem 1519]

We need logs, screenshots of folders folders/file naming.

Otherwise this is the best guess you will get.

 Movie Naming | Emby Documentation

Compair naming and do the same as you did with the Led Zeppelin concert.

 

[Luke 42078]

Hi there, yes, how are your files named and organized?

[Pietrogramma 3]

Thanks the Neminem's help, I solved the iusse...I renamed the file adding at the end DVD1 (for the firtse file) and DVD2 for the second e now all work fine

Thnaks again an ciao from Italy (sorry for bad english)

[Pietrogramma 3]

I thought I had solved it by adding DVD1, DVD2 etc. to the end of the name, but I was wrong.

A little while ago I tried renaming two files from the same concert to David Gilmour - Live at Pompeii.DVD1.mkv and David Gilmour - Live at Pompeii.DVD2.mkv  (see attached image), hoping that emby would create me a single tab with the two files inside but instead it created two separate tabs, one for each file (see second attached image)

 

 

Edited November 17, 2024 by Pietrogramma

[visproduction 315]

CSS Styles could adjust this info line to be visible and wrap on Emby Web.  It will not work on Emby Android or other versions.

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