Emby server is installed on my NAS. You know, my NAS is about 6 years old and is powered by a U-NAS server system. Right now it is version 4.0.6.

There are not many things running on it. I used it mainly for file sharing, BT, and backup. Additionally, I am running an EMBY server on it.

Emby is just a personal media server platform. You need a server to install it and also have your own media file. Emby does not provide any media files.

It also supports live TV if you have the Live TV tuner.

Here is an example screenshot of the Windows 11 Emby App.

Emby App
Emby App

Now I am going to show you how to upgrade the Emby in this NAS.

First, you should know the NAS is built on the Debian system.

Second, the Emby server is already installed. The current version is v4.6.7.

Now it is time to do the upgrade.

 

 

wget https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby.Releases/releases/download/4.7.6.0/emby-server-deb_4.7.6.0_amd64.deb
sudo systemctl stop emby-server
sudo dpkg -i emby-server-deb_4.7.6.0_amd64.deb
sudo systemctl start emby-server

After the upgrade, I sign in to the browser control panel. Dashboard page.

It is quite simple.  I still need to do a few restarts to make everything updated. Especially for the plugins.

 

What’s New for the Emby 4.7.6

  • Support shift to multi-select
  • Right to Left languages
  • Improve filter menu indicator
  • Add Select None to multi-select lists
  • Fix regressions related to image extraction
  • Improve the use of internet metadata with recordings
  • Improve photo loading performance
  • Include activity log database file when vacuuming databases
  • Mark all video versions as played when toggling played
  • Change wording of transcoding reasons to be more user friendly
  • Fix sort by sort title being case sensitive in some views
  • Fixes for file names with years at beginning
  • Improve dsd/dsf playback over Dlna

 

Now there is a beta version for Emby 4.8.x. A lot of new features and improvement is on the horizon. I am looking forward to seeing it released. See below:

  • Update to ffmpeg 5.1
  • Add new table view option
  • Add more fields for selection in poster views
  • Add new theme options
  • Various database performance improvements
  • Support keyword-based recordings
  • Update Intel Media Driver
  • Minor database performance improvements
  • Include activity log database file when vacuuming databases
  • Rework scanning of extras, allowing more flexible usage of video extras
  • Resolve issue of multi-part and multi-version not being able to be used together
  • Improve the use of internet metadata with recordings
  • Support shift to multi-select
  • Change wording of transcoding reasons to be more user friendly
  • Improve filter menu indicator
  • Add Select None to multi-select lists
  • Fix sort by sort title being case sensitive in some views
  • Fixes for multi-part and multi-version videos being used together
  • Fixes for movies having file names starting with years
  • Initial RTL support in web interface
  • Fix Intro Detection scheduled task not being visible
  • Fix a/v sync regressions with live tv and recordings
  • Improve photo loading performance
  • Fixes for downloads automatically redownloading
  • Remember subtitle selections even when user option is set to None
  • Improve support for musicbrainz illegal character replacement
  • Fix graphic subtitle position when burning in subtitles with transcoding
  • Fix unnecessary ffmpeg dependency on Windows Media Foundation
  • Sanitize new playlist and collection names
  • Add intro detection library options
  • Fix sporadic cases of errors when reordering live tv channels
  • Improve automatic channel mapping with xml tv
  • Support sort by composer

 

 

 

Find the server files in the tags page of the Github repositions.

David Yin

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