fraenhawk 61 Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 (edited) Love that when you browse to a series there's a mini next up under the series summary. Two things I've noticed. Some shows don't have it showing. Can't figure out a pattern. It's not age as other shows that I fell way behind on and haven't watched in a long time still show the next episode to watch while newer shows that I'm only 3 episodes behind don't show a next up inside the series. Have to just go into the season to pick the first episode (oh and kudos on the spoiler prevention setting!) Second, I noticed that if the show is 4:3 ratio the preview image is tiny therefore the text runs out of space (1st screenshot). It's not a problem for that same episode to show up in the Next Up or Continue Watching sections of the main page, when the thumb flips to show the episode image, it seems to stretch it out to fill the space (no black bars on left and right - 2nd screenshot). It's only a problem on the series summary screen. Edited March 15, 2016 by fraenhawk 1
puithove 209 Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 It won't show the nextup if there are no watched episodes for that show in your library. I'd like to see it show the first available episode for the show in this situation. http://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/29898-feature-request-next-up-for-unwatched-shows/
fraenhawk 61 Posted March 15, 2016 Author Posted March 15, 2016 Thanks! I hadn't caught that it was only the shows with 100% unwatched.
ebr 16169 Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 That's something I'm sure Luke can address easily as the ATV app has this same feature and it shows S1E1. In fact, I think that's an API option I asked him to add for this... 1
Luke 42077 Posted September 5, 2025 Posted September 5, 2025 Hi, this will be in the 4.9 server release for the web app, and will be in the next update to many of our apps. It will come in the form of a user setting: And then you will screens like this: Of course it is not guaranteed to be applied everywhere, particularly when it comes to screens that are more intended for media management purposes than viewing. Enjoy.
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