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sundevil67
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My emby-server folder on my Mac Mini is eating up nearly 60GB of HD space; it is pretty much all metadata. I have a pretty large Emby library I suppose; & all of the significant media lives on an external HD with a few TB to spare. Unfortunately the Mac Mini has only 250GB capacity on the internal HD. Is there a fairly painless way to chop this down? There are thousands of shows I'll never watch (STRM files a few k each).

Thanks

 

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hi, what folders are using the most space?

sundevil67
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/root-user/emby-server/ = 58.35GB
/root-user/emby-server/metadata = 53.58GB

/root-user/emby-server/cache = 1.6GB

/root-user/emby-server/data = 2.91GB

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If you look under metadata it’s just going to be images. It really just depends on what features your enable on your libraries. Everything comes with a resource consumption cost.

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