RedNo7 5 Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago Hi, I cannot see in the docs here how Emby handles a single episode split across 2 files. Do I need to merge them? Thanks!
RedNo7 5 Posted 16 hours ago Author Posted 16 hours ago Thanks. Does that mean Emby still cannot handle multi-file episodes? …I saw a post on this in 2020. Even Plex can do it.
Neminem 1808 Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago TBH I have never tried, since I had issues earlier. And just decided to not try again, and combined all episodes with multi parts. After that I never looked back.
Luke 42838 Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago Hi, it might actually work now but we haven’t thoroughly tested and documented it. We still recommend joining the files.
RedNo7 5 Posted 12 hours ago Author Posted 12 hours ago 2 hours ago, Luke said: Hi, it might actually work now but we haven’t thoroughly tested and documented it. Well, if you can share the naming format, I'll try it and report back!
Luke 42838 Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago It would just be normal episode naming but then you'd add pt1 to the end of it.
RedNo7 5 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago agh, OK. No, I had already tried that before posting and it didn't work. I tried " - Pt1" (Plex style) and " Pt 1" at the end. Thanks anyway.
Solution arrbee99 1866 Posted 2 hours ago Solution Posted 2 hours ago Might depend on how its named by TVDB or whatever ? Maybe - S01E01 name (Part 1).mp4 S01E02 name (Part 2).mp4 or S01E01 name (Part 1).mp4 S01E01 name (Part 2).mp4 Personally, if testing I'd remove item from Emby, re-scan Emby db, delete all info except the item itself, re-add and re-scan Emby db.
RedNo7 5 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago Thanks, but it's a single episode in IMDB; I just have it across 2 files. Emby seems to think they are variations of the same episode rather than 2 parts of the same episode.
arrbee99 1866 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Hokay. Just to mention I have the very first episode of Murder, She Wrote as given above (the second example, two S01E01's), and it shows up as Ep1 with an additional part.
RedNo7 5 Posted 36 minutes ago Author Posted 36 minutes ago (edited) Gotcha - I totally misunderstood what you were trying to say and I apologise.. I know I have the name correct because the first part is matching perfectly. I will try using brackets. --- Edit: Brilliant - that worked perfectly and, as you wrote (pun intended), the second file shows up as an "additional Part. I also did "The Plex dance" (removed it, rescanned, added back, rescanned) and it works for Plex as well. Thank you so much! ...for clarity incase someone else is interested, this was the format that worked (taken from @arrbee99's post): S01E01 name (Part 1).mp4 S01E01 name (Part 2).mp4 Edited 32 minutes ago by RedNo7 Added update. 1
arrbee99 1866 Posted 20 minutes ago Posted 20 minutes ago Jolly good. Similar for movies, like say Ben Hur. Brackets don't seem to be essential. I have Ben Hur (1959) Part 1 and Ben Hur (1959) Part 2 in the same folder and also get the additional part showing up.
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