1 Preface For many people like me who like to collect film and television resources, Emby is almost the best choice for a home media center: its interface is beautiful, classification is clear, and functions are rich, allowing local resources to instantly transform into a streaming experience. But when the collection scale expands all the way to thousands or tens of thousands, you will...

Preface I have written relatively few articles about Emby, mainly because I really don't think there is anything worth writing about, there is not much technical content, and there are a lot of introductory tutorials on the Internet. However, because I just finished the wrap-up work of the big data migration after purchasing the hard drive yesterday, I am already in the mood to optimize the demo site...

Preface: For heavy users of Emby, the most headache-inducing thing is migrating the Emby server... You should know that the movie and TV resource information hard-scanned and scraped into the multimedia library is stored locally on the Emby server. If you set up a new Emby server and rescan from scratch...

Preface: Due to the various chaotic membership systems of domestic video platforms, some friends who like to tinker have been forced to download movies on their own again (of course, some people have always downloaded movies on their own and have never changed, like me~). Putting aside how to painstakingly find high-definition resource download addresses in the current network environment, how...

Emby and Plex should be the two most popular media resource management and playback software nowadays (we won't talk about Jellyfin here, after all, it shares the same origin as Emby. If you don't want to spend money and need hardware decoding, Jellyfin is the only choice left, so there is no need to compare), I...