1. From Media Servers to Film and Television Showcase Sites: For those who have amassed a large collection of film and television resources at home, there's probably a thought that's been on their minds to share their collection with others—of course, "share" here simply means looking at the posters, the scale of the collection, and what films or movies are included…
For many people like me who love collecting movies and TV shows, Emby is practically the go-to home media center: its beautiful interface, clear categories, and rich features transform local content into a streaming experience in seconds. But when your collection expands to thousands or even tens of thousands of titles, you'll...
I have written relatively few articles about emby, mainly because I really don’t think there is anything worth writing about, there is no technical content, and there are a lot of introductory tutorials on the Internet. However, because I just finished the final work of the data migration after purchasing the hard disk yesterday, I am in the mood to optimize the demonstration site...
Foreword For heavy users of emby, the most headache is to migrate the emby server. . . You should know that the film and television resource information generated by scanning the multimedia library and scraping it is stored locally on the emby server. If you re-set up a new emby server and re-scan it,…
Preface Because of the various chaos in the membership system of domestic film and television platforms, some friends who like to toss around have been forced to start downloading movies by themselves (of course, some people have always downloaded movies by themselves and have never changed, such as me~). Putting aside how to find the download address of high-definition resources with great difficulty in the current network environment, how to…
emby and plex are probably the two most popular video resource management and playback software (I won’t talk about Jellyfin here, after all, it has the same origin as emby. If you don’t want to spend money and need hard decoding, there is only one option left, Jellyfin, and there is no need to compare). I…