cnstarz 27 Posted September 24, 2024 Posted September 24, 2024 On 6/8/2024 at 11:04 AM, darkassassin07 said: This behaviour hasn't changed really, but you can easily work with it to achieve what you want. It's all about how you structure your media folders: Within the share you mount, you should have another folder that then contains your media folders, such as: //sharename/media/movies/<movies> //sharename/media/tvshows/<tvshows> On the emby host, you want to mount the /media portion wherever (say /mnt/media for example), with the /movies and /tvshows folders within being created and removed by the mount. When unmounted, those two folders should disappear leaving an empty /mnt/media folder. From here, if you add the folder /mnt/media/tvshows to emby, and then the share gets dismounted; emby will see that folder missing entirely instead of being empty; so it will not remove the media from your libraries. This is exactly what I do, as my media is mounted via samba. Works great. I can confirm that this isn't working the way you're describing it. I'm set up almost exactly this way and Emby still clears out my metadata. The docker container has the root of all of my media mounted like so: --volume /mnt/nasdata/media:/mnt/media Then in Emby, I added a 'Movies' library that points to /mnt/media/movies And a 'TV' library that points to /mnt/media/tv My NAS lost power, my Emby server was brought online while the NAS was still offline, then the NAS was brought back online, and now Emby is taking all day to scan folders and download all the metadata. 1
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