Save your changes in Notepad and repeat for the next playlist you need to change. You can now edit the file location as needed. Once opened in Notepad we’ve scrolled down to the section that looks like the above picture showing one or more files that have been added to the playlist. We’ll use Windows Notepad in this example of our Lawyer playlist: You can edit this with any text edit such as NotePad or Notepad++. You can see we have a poster.jpg as well as the playlist.xml file which will hold the information we plan to edit. If we enter a folder such as the War shown above we will have a few files that will look similar to this. This folder will contain your list of playlists which will look something like this:Įach of these folders represents one playlist. If you look at either the LOGS or METADATA entries and remove the last part of the folder name you would have (in this example):Ĭ:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\MediaBrowser-Server\Īdd “data\playlists” to the end of that line to arrive at: C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\MediaBrowser-Server\data\playlists If on Windows it can look something like:Ĭ:\Users\SomeUserNameHere\AppData\Roaming\MediaBrowser-Server\data\playlistsĪn easy way to find this folder on ANY OS Emby runs on is to go to your Web Dashboard and scroll down the right side until you get to the PATHS section which will look something like this: The files that hold playlist information are stored in the “data\playlists” folder which is directly under your Emby Server folder.
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This tutorial will cover how to manually edit your playlist info. If you ever move you content around on disk after you have already created playlists you will need to either rebuild those playlist using the Web GUI or you can manually edit the individual text files that hold the playlist info.
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