Here’s the page for one of the movies: Emby – Aladdin’s page Emby – Aladdin’s page (lower) Here are all the Disney movies: Emby – Disney Movies Although, something has to be mislabled, because I don’t have any – except maybe some Kevin Smith movies? The same thing with Genres: Emby – Genresīecause unless something is horribly mislabled, I don’t have any adult movies in Disney. Yes, they’re cartoons, but they’re not Disney cartoons. Here are the recommendations I get: Emby – Recommendations The bad thing is the way the database views movies. The good thing here is that if I add in some new live action movies, it’s still easy to find the latest Disney movies for the kids. When I go into the Disney movies section we can see the latest movies I’ve added there: Emby – Disney Movies That’s why you see all those folders across the top. This also potentially makes it easier for me to do some rudimentary splitting of the movies for my kids.
Emby client for kodi movie#
When I set up my movies for Kodi, I split up the movie folders in a way that makes it easy for me to find movies if I have to browse the folders manually. It has a web page that allows the users to watch movies from the website. That said, Emby essentially ends up being more of a home Netflix than Kodi. But, still, with how much overlap there is, it seems silly I have to have two programs instead of one. I mean, there doesn’t have to be: Emby can be the video source for Kodi. The only real annoyance is that there’s so much overlap with Kodi. In /etc/nf I had to add this line: MONO_THREADS_PER_CPU=500 MONO_GC_PARAMS=nursery-size=64m The first thing I had to do to get it to work well was to change the Mono garbage collection. So I installed it on the CentOS VM that runs my homeserver. After a bit of investigation, it looked like Emby might be the right choice for me.
I have a Roku 3 in the basement for running on the treadmill and that’s capable of handling higher quality video, but it’s not compatible with the way I’ve ripped my media.
Emby client for kodi 720p#
As more of our movie purchases become BluRay (and with 4k video around the corner), some of those old computers just aren’t up to snuff when it comes to 720P and higher.
I’m not horribly far off, but it’s mostly via old laptops and computers that I’ve retired from regular use or had donated from family members. In my ideal home setup, I’d have computers in every room.
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