Yesterday I've started to try Emby and found that it can't recognize multipart movies. I've found two solutions: Kodi on all devices + network-shared files (SMB) + network-shared librart (MySQL) and Emby with client Apps please help.Ī few weeks ago I've started to use Kodi on NAS AsusTor AS6404T.Īfter tests of medialibrary and good results I've started to find solution to share medialibrary to all the devices in home network.
I'd like to make sure I follow proper conventions before ripping the rest of the disc set.Ĭlearly I'm missing something obvious.
#EMBY CLIENT MULTIPART HOW TO#
I've started a new collection called Lord of the Rings but since there's no distinction between the two movies I'm unsure how to proceed. But both show up identically without any notation about which part of the movie they are. \\server\The Lord of the Rings\THE LORD OF THE RINGS- THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) -Extended edition -part1\O:\The Lord of the Rings\THE LORD OF THE RINGS- THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) -Extended edition -part1.mkvįor the two movies I've ripped so far, I would expect them to show up as similar but distinct entries in Emby, one noted as part one and the other noted as part 2. Subfolder: THE LORD OF THE RINGS- THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) -Extended edition -part2įile: THE LORD OF THE RINGS- THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) -Extended edition -part2.mkv Subfolder: THE LORD OF THE RINGS- THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) -Extended edition -part1įile: THE LORD OF THE RINGS- THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) -Extended edition -part1.mkv I searched about naming and got this:īased on that I'm naming my movie files for example: I'm setting up my Lord of the Rings extended version movies. Sorry for what is definitely not a unique problem, but my searching for answers hasn't quite yielded the solution.
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