nuke11 24 Posted October 8, 2025 Posted October 8, 2025 After I updated to 4.9.1.80 some of my manually "grouped" movies where separated into individual movies again. Not a big deal, when I find them I just group them again, but this is the first update to do this. The other odd thing I have noticed, some actors movies are shown in a long line i.e. moving left to right and right to left, while other actors movies are arranged in a grid pattern top to bottom. Is there a set number of movies an actor is in before Emby arranges them into a grid?
Luke 42077 Posted October 9, 2025 Posted October 9, 2025 HI @nuke11apologies for the disruption. That is surely related to the new feature to automatically group movies in different folders (of same library). Quote The other odd thing I have noticed, some actors movies are shown in a long line i.e. moving left to right and right to left, while other actors movies are arranged in a grid pattern top to bottom. Is there a set number of movies an actor is in before Emby arranges them into a grid? hi, can you please show a screenshot example? It should always be a single line, Thanks.
nuke11 24 Posted October 9, 2025 Author Posted October 9, 2025 I did notice it was grouping movies automatically. I think I figured out why some actors have a grid and others have the left/right scroll bar. In my case my Clint Eastwood movies are in a grid pattern, but my Samuel L. Jackson are left/right scroll. I do not have any Shows/Episodes for Clint Eastwood, but I have shows for Samuel L. Jackson. So I'm guessing it is because of no Shows or episodes, so the movies are placed in a grid since there is nothing in the Shows and Episodes sections to contain the movies. Just seems to be some sort of programming logic being used.
Luke 42077 Posted October 9, 2025 Posted October 9, 2025 Hi. When it’s only one section it will be vertical. When there are multiple they will be stacked horizontally.
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