Plugin: EmbyCredits, detect end credits and add auto skip.

[yocker 1596]

New version "2.5.7.0" in the catalog.

Replaced the black frame detection method with a new much faster method.
Settings now auto save except the rules system which still needs the save button.

Please notes:
Any set rules MIGHT have to be updated as i had to change some things in the rules, very sorry about that!

[yocker 1596]

New version "v2.5.7.1" in the catalog.

Quick fix for hostnames not working in the OCR server settings.

[yocker 1596]

New version 2.5.7.5 available in the catalog.

Added new visual aid to fine tune time stamps with, this is available when pressing the "play at time stamp butto.
Also small bug fixes.

[Babatom 15]

@yockerI've been trying to get the plugin working on Unraid with Emby running in Docker but keep getting "Video validation timed out after 10 seconds" for every episode.

Emby itself works fine, transcoding and everything. Im on Unraid with the linuxserver/emby Docker image. Did I miss something in the config or is this a known issue with Docker setups? Tried disabling hardware aceleration already but same result.

credits-detection-debug-2026-05-17T20-01-58.log

[yocker 1596]

20 minutes ago, Babatom said:

@yockerI've been trying to get the plugin working on Unraid with Emby running in Docker but keep getting "Video validation timed out after 10 seconds" for every episode.

Emby itself works fine, transcoding and everything. Im on Unraid with the linuxserver/emby Docker image. Did I miss something in the config or is this a known issue with Docker setups? Tried disabling hardware aceleration already but same result.

credits-detection-debug-2026-05-17T20-01-58.log 10.58 kB · 0 downloads

Thank you for reporting it.  

I removed an argument from FFprobe that might cause it to take a while some times and causing the time out on some systems.
It's in the catalog now.

If this doesn't fix it then it could be a number of things wrong and i would need a log from Emby with debugging enabled as well to fix it.

Forgot to say:
You can also try and disable video validation.
It checks for if there is actually a video stream before running detection, without it and if a file doesn't have a video stream the detection will just fail on the file and move on.

Edited May 17 by yocker

[Babatom 15]

@yocker

It seems to be working now—thank you very much! Now I'll just run a full scan.