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Greetings,

is there some way to disable image caching?

I don't want my emby-vm to pull images from my samba-vm, saving them onto its own disks.

Im using a Home videos & photos library for those files.

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Hi, there are caching options for each library, and those are off by default, so there is nothing you need to do.

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Thats weird, using samba network locations i cannot confirm that.

I created some Home videos & photo libraries at different locations and didn't touch any settings on them.
 Keep a cached copy of images in the server's metadata folder & Download images in advance are disabled.

Creating libraries on a network drive, does create resized-images and temp files, under the provided cache path under server settings.
That happens as soon as emby is scanning for files, refreshing metadata or a user scrolls through those network libraries. 

I did input 'smb://192.168.2.7/share/' into the folder path.

A local or a mounted network path, using cifs via mount command or fstab, does only create a resized-images folder.

Using the mounted path via fstab does mostly fix my problem and seems to enhance loading performance, i will stick with that for the time being.

Thank you!

 

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Creating libraries on a network drive, does create resized-images and temp files

That is a different level cache, and it is much shorter term because it is specific to each client app and the output is based on what it needs at that particular time.

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That happens as soon as emby is scanning for files, refreshing metadata or a user scrolls through those network libraries. 

No, only when scrolling through the library.

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