Parental ratings, custom ratings

[AntaresFR 9]

Hi,

 

I'am on the road to migrate from PLEX to emby cause of many playback problems on plex and not a single one on emby since I test it.

But I encouter a problem with parental control. All my movies have FR-12 as mpaa tag in nfo. This tag is correctly set when I check metadata of items on emby.

If I apply a parental control to my daughter account, set to max FR-U, she can see all movies.... She should only be able to see FR-U movies, so 0 movie at this time.

If I check the option to prevent access to media without a proprer rating, she can't see any movie, so i think there is a problem with my understanding of this functionnality

All things seems to work if I use the Custom rating field on each movie. But I dont want to edit all my nfo to add this tag or to manually edit all movie in emby :/

It looks like the parental control works only with Custom rating, in french in my case. I dunno for other languages.

Anyone has a suggestion ?

 

Regards

 

NB, I need that to buy my lifteime license of emby

Edited December 11, 2018 by AntaresFR

[AntaresFR 9]

I think i have found a solution

[Luke 42086]

Hi, these are the numeric values we have assigned to french ratings:

FR-U,1
FR-10,5
FR-12,7
FR-16,9
FR-18,10

This means if you say her max rating is FR-U, then she will not be able to see anything with a higher numerical value.

 

Does this make sense? I thought FR-U was the lowest?

[AntaresFR 9]

Yes those ratings are good. But i found from where came my problem.

My movies are rated with FR:U, FR:12 etc...Nfo coming from tinymediamanager.

I saw the file in emby directory where french ratings are stored. I edited this file with FR:U FR:12 etc..in place of FR-U FR-12.

But a full rescan was required to make things work. I think emby store the number after the comma in the database to give each file a parental "value", to make the translation between all international rating kind and a real value.

After a full scan, things where good.

No i have another problem with sorting in folder views. Folders are not sorted A-Z

Maybe i should make another post.

[Luke 42086]

I'll check and make sure we can handle both the colon and the dash. Thanks.

[lolotux 4]

On 12/11/2018 at 11:00 PM, Luke said:

Hi, these are the numeric values we have assigned to french ratings:

FR-U,1
FR-10,5
FR-12,7
FR-16,9
FR-18,10

This means if you say her max rating is FR-U, then she will not be able to see anything with a higher numerical value.

 

Does this make sense? I thought FR-U was the lowest?

And where is the legend to 1, 5, 7 related to age years old?

Child have an age. My Daughter is 9 years old then FR what ?

[Happy2Play 9785]

1 hour ago, lolotux said:

And where is the legend to 1, 5, 7 related to age years old?

Those index numbers have nothing to do with age as the are just internal numbers to ensure other language have the same restrictions 

	Line 4:                 new ParentalRating("AU-PG", 5),
	Line 18:                 new ParentalRating("BE-9", 5),
	Line 26:                 new ParentalRating("BR-10", 5),
	Line 36:                 new ParentalRating("CA-PG", 5),
	Line 46:                 new ParentalRating("FSK-6", 5),
	Line 55:                 new ParentalRating("CO-7", 5),
	Line 68:                 new ParentalRating("DE-6", 5),
	Line 69:                 new ParentalRating("FSK-6", 5),
	Line 81:                 new ParentalRating("DA-7", 5),
	Line 99:                 new ParentalRating("FR-10", 5),
	Line 108:                 new ParentalRating("GB-PG", 5),
	Line 119:                 new ParentalRating("IE-PG", 5),
	Line 147:                 new ParentalRating("MX-A", 5),
	Line 159:                 new ParentalRating("NL-9", 5),
	Line 177:                 new ParentalRating("NZ-PG", 5),
	Line 206:                 new ParentalRating("UK-PG", 5),
	Line 224:                 new ParentalRating("PG", 5),
	Line 225:                 new ParentalRating("TV-PG", 5),

1 hour ago, lolotux said:

Child have an age. My Daughter is 9 years old then FR what ?

I would guess FR-10, but in the end is your call.

[Luke 42086]

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