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EmbyWrapped Application Name: EmbyWrapped Github: https://github.com/CtznSniiips/emby-wrapped Requirements:An Emby Server URL and API Key The Emby Playback Reporting Plugin or Tracearr Description:Support for EmbyWrapped. A beautiful, Spotify Wrapped-style year-in-review experience for your Emby media server. Features include: Emby authentication - Added security via Emby authentication. Users must log in to see stats URL parameters - Provide URLs to your users with a pre-selected time-frame Community watch stats - See stats for the whole server like total watch time and top movies/shows Seerr integration - Optional Seerr integration showing number of requests and broken down by movie, series, and user Individual watch stats - Individual users can see their own watch stats like: Top Shows and Movies - Your most-watched content with beautiful poster displays Genre Breakdown - Discover your viewing preferences Viewing Patterns - Peak hours and favorite days of the week Viewing Personality - Fun personality type based on your habits Binge Sessions - See your longest viewing marathons Monthly Journey - Track your viewing across the year Device breakdown - See which devices you watched on Live TV - See Live TV time watched and top 5 channels Share Cards - Download individual stat cards to share Flexible Time Ranges - Support for both yearly and monthly "Wrapped" views. High-Quality Visuals - Automatically fetches higher resolution posters and artist images. Tracearr integration - Use historical data from Tracearr Screenshots: AcknowledgmentsThanks to davidtorcivia for the original emby-wrapped-ftp Additional thanks to tonghongte for their emby-wrapped-ftp fork Inspired by Spotify Wrapped Built for the Emby community Uses the Emby API for data retrieval Additional thanks to Tracearr and Seerr project contributors

I appreciate your reply! Yes all of my tray count starts are set to "1". But in the tray picker it has me picking trays 0-4 Do you have any suggestions? Thanks again Edit: I read through some of the other posts and based on this post, I tried to switch the tray assignment count direction from left / bottom to right / bottom and I was able to select the correct tray numbers.

I'm getting an error "Could not save the configuration". I'm also confused why my tray picker lets me choose from 0 - 4 when I want to be able to set 1 - 5. TIA for any hints or help.

FYI for anyone trying to install this in December 2024 - I kept getting error messages with tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg16-v0.2.0 and required tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg16-v0.3.0

Do I need to rebuild the disks or is there a quicker way to restore them? Also, this seems to happen to me fairly often, every 6-8 months or so. I'm wondering if I should replace the power supply. Does anyone have recommendations for a power supply? One that can handle 11 HDDs and 4SSDs

Logged onto the server today and saw 3 disks with errors, 2 of which have been disabled. Nothing unusual was happening when the errors occurred. Help? yoda-diagnostics-20240430-1639.zip

Thanks for your help. Turns out there were 10 drives powered by the same PSU cable (with 3 SATA power connecters) using splitters. I guess when I built this server 4 years ago I didn't know any better. I spread the 10 drives across more cables and removed some splitters. So far the rebuild is at 18% without issues. Hopefully this fixes it for good. Is there a general rule for splitting SATA power and how many drives you can power per connection directly from the PSU? Maybe I should look into a new power supply...? I have 8 drives being powered now on 6 SATA power connectors direct from the PSU.

yoda-diagnostics-20230830-2029.zip This seems to happen to me every 6-8 months - out of nowhere I get disk errors but the disks themselves seem fine. Usually I can resolve it by re-seating cables. Yesterday I got errors on a couple of disks, I tried to re-seat cables and start the array back up but I continued to get errors. I had a back-up HBA card and cables so I tried replacing those which worked while I restored one disk. The restore completed successfully, so I started to rebuild parity, then again I started getting errors. I'm running out of ideas here, any help is appreciated.

Thanks again. I reseated the cables and the parity-sync is going well with 16 hours or so to go. The majority of my hard drives are connected via LSI HBA card in IT mode with SAS to SATA cables. Do these go bad often/frequently, and would it be a good idea to have a backup set of cables? Thanks

Thank you for the reply. Forgive my ignorance here - can I re-seat the cables while the server is running? Or is the proper procedure to shut down, re-seat, and start the server back up? Also, how do I re-sync parity? Do I need to stop and start the array?

Version: 6.11.0 Sometime after my normally scheduled parity check began on 3/7 my first parity drive (sdb) reported some read errors and was disabled by unraid. The parity check completed without any errors. I'm hoping for some help in determining if the drive is still ok. It's a 14TB WD elements drive that I shucked and less than 1.5 years old. In the meantime I do have another 14TB drive unassigned (sdc). Should I rebuild parity on the same drive or flip with the other drive? What's the proper way to do so? And either way, is that drive which is reporting errors still ok? I just completed an extended SMART test on the drive in question. Diagnostics attached yoda-diagnostics-20230309-1302.zip