However, the Metadata Manager doesn't let you set metadata for multiple versions. Multiple versions of same movie with emby/kodi I have kodi with emby serving as the backend. Every video file must start with the same name as the movie folder followed by space, dash, space, version name. ReadyMedia Kodi Mopidy OpenMediaVault Plex Media Server HiFiBerryOS Emby. Embyhas the best support for multi version movies with one drawback: you have to follow a strict naming scheme. What's happening now is that the first version will get the PG rating and won't show, but the next version will get fresh metadata. Here are several ways you can start using your Raspberry Pi as a media. So if I set a Custom rating on Bambi as rated PG, I want that override to persist across any versions, not just the first version of the file. I just want to be able to control the movie. I don't care about the quality of what they see. There is a 3rd party add-in you can use that can then take this and "regroup" them back together like multi-versions but still support the access you gave at the user/library level.Īctually, the opposite. This allows you to take 4K lib away from anyone who can't direct play that media. Diese neue Version wird in den nächsten 24 Stunden eingeführt, bitte habt etwas Geduld. You can then grant access to each user to the 4K library itself. Endlich freuen wir uns, Emby Server 4.0 bekannt zu geben. If the idea is simply to control who had and who doesn't have access to 4K media the ideal way to do this is to keep 4K desperately on disc and setup a 4K movie library. Using ratings isn't an ideal way to do this and can't be done using multi-versions. Emby will convert the video on the fly before sending it to the client device.
Why do you not want the kids to see the 4K version? Is it because they don't have a 4K TV? The number of devices you can play Emby content on is staggering.
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