abuthemagician 6 Posted Tuesday at 01:44 AM Posted Tuesday at 01:44 AM I understand how multi-version naming works, but is there a way to hide part of the file name? For instance I have 1080p and 4k versions of lets says Jaws. The two files are named: Jaws (1975) - 1080p (BluRay x265 10bit HDR) Jaws (1975) - 4k (BluRay x265 10bit HDR) Is there a way to hide everything in the parentheses after the quality from showing in emby when you pick a version? Currently it shows up as: 1080p (BluRay x265 10bit HDR) 4k (BluRay x265 10bit HDR) And I'd rather just see 1080p 4k Thanks in advance. I tried to search for this but it's hard to figure out what search terms to use.
Solution Luke 42280 Posted Tuesday at 08:52 PM Solution Posted Tuesday at 08:52 PM Hi, there's currently no way to do this. What if you had more than one 4K version? Wouldn't that help you differentiate?
justinrh 268 Posted Tuesday at 11:18 PM Posted Tuesday at 11:18 PM I think the only way would be Jaws (1975) (BluRay x265 10bit HDR) - 1080p 1
pwhodges 2037 Posted yesterday at 08:07 AM Posted yesterday at 08:07 AM I started typing to suggest that, but then realised it would break the requirement for the part before the last hyphen to match across the versions. Maybe it would work for manual grouping, perhaps? Paul
abuthemagician 6 Posted 19 hours ago Author Posted 19 hours ago I can see how it would help with multiple versions of the same quality. I'll have to figure something out 1
visproduction 338 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I think everyone already knows that whatever you put before the dash in the file name, gets hidden in the pull down selection list.
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