Myith29 2 Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago Hello, I have been using my Emby Server for a couple of years now. I put a few movies up today, and for some reason the Server stopped identifying new movies. For example: I put Hercules (2014) in the proper folder and it is not appearing in Emby. When I go to Report, it identifies the folder exist but I still cannot play the film through Emby. I have refreshed metadata, rebooted Emby, and restarted my computer and none have worked. Please tell me if I am missing something. embyserver(5).txt
Luke 42986 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago HI there, can you please provide a specific example? How to Report a Problem Thanks !
Solution visproduction 369 Posted 16 hours ago Solution Posted 16 hours ago Just a guess. Is your library pointed to media/movies? Or did you point to each subdirectory like this: media/movies/a media/movies/b The library directory will search subdirectories so you don't need to list every alphabet. Having so many subdirectories may cause an issue. I have not tested that. I just put movies/ Hercules (2014) and not bother with each letter. You can sort by title. Why do you need so many subdirectories? Your log file shows that the older Hercules (1983) was found, but not your new version from 2014. Either it's listed in another subdirectory and that is not covered by the library. Or you have so many subdirectories listed that it takes a lot of time to refresh. Did you go to the admin / library and click on the threedots of the library that has this new movie and select scan the files from the drop down?11 Also possible, there might be something wrong with the media copy. Be sure it plays in another 3rd party player or if it's AV1 and AAC it should play even in a browser.
Myith29 2 Posted 16 hours ago Author Posted 16 hours ago The library directory is going to the Movies folder. I made subfolders of the letters given the number of movies I have so I can sort quicker. And when I go directly to the folder it is in it plays fine. I am refreshing the metadata again now and will post the log soon.
Myith29 2 Posted 15 hours ago Author Posted 15 hours ago So with Hercules I found that it was weirdly combining the two with the Disney Hercules. I split the files and it is doing fine now. And after the 11th time refreshing the Metadata all the other files started showing up to.
Myith29 2 Posted 13 hours ago Author Posted 13 hours ago By type then by name. In the case of Hercules it would be //E:media/movies/H/Hercules (2014)
Luke 42986 Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago That's only the folder name. can you please show us everything? Thanks.
Myith29 2 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago I apologize. Could you give me an example of what you are looking for or how I can show it?
crusher11 1271 Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago 15 hours ago, visproduction said: The library directory will search subdirectories so you don't need to list every alphabet. Having so many subdirectories may cause an issue. I have not tested that. I just put movies/ Hercules (2014) and not bother with each letter. You can sort by title. Why do you need so many subdirectories? I have subdirectories for each letter because if I ever need to find the files for a movie in Windows File Explorer—to delete a movie, or to add a new version, or to replace it with an updated version, or to add extras, or to directly edit an NFO file—it's a heck of a lot easier to find. I have my movies spread across two different NAS systems and as it is my S folder on one has 151 movies and the S folder on the other has 116 items. Scrolling through my entire movies library in one folder would be an absolute nightmare. 2 hours ago, Myith29 said: I apologize. Could you give me an example of what you are looking for or how I can show it? What are the files in that folder named? What is the name of the folder for the other Hercules movie? What are the files in that folder named?
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