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Just wondering what is the deal with People Metadata now? I know emby no longer uses imagesbyname folder. However I have a Emby Metadata Folder.

 

in that folder i have

 

Z:\metadata\people\A...B....C....

Z:\metadata\people\p\people\A...B...C...

Z:\metadata\metadata\People\A....B....C.....

 

not sure whats happening. the A-Z folders in each location have some duplicates and others not duplicated. Which folder should Emby be using?

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I'm not sure what you're asking. Is there an issue you're trying to report?

Happy2Play
Posted (edited)

Which folder should Emby be using?

What does metadata say on the Dashboard-Paths?  select the drop down

Edited by Happy2Play
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I'm not sure what you're asking. Is there an issue you're trying to report?

 

not sure its an issue. but in emby i have my meta data path set to z:\

 

so i'm guessing it creates the metadata folder and the structure. for some reason i have multiple structures. so z:\metadata (the correct one) then z:\metadata\metadata has the same structure but with different artists names. then i also have another metadata folder z:\metadata\people\p\people\a...b...c....d...e... etc. with different artists again but with some duplicates of z:\metadata

Happy2Play
Posted (edited)

And what does the Dashboard say?  Yes, Emby creates subfolders for all custom paths as users attempted to put them all in on location like Temp-Trancoding and Metadata and everything would get deleted.

 

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If you set path to z:\ then z:\metadata should be your actual path everything else is duplicated stuff.

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ye thats what i thought. just wondering how it managed so many duplicates. its going to take some time to merge the 43000 folders...

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