[Montellese]

@Montellese,
A couple  of observations,
 

• There seems to be no way to edit the settings of a provider once it has been configured.
  •  A Configure... button/context menu item for each provider could be useful if one wants to change the ip address or port of the server.
    

 

The "Information" dialog allows you to edit the authentication settings but yes I've never thought about modifying the base URL. The problem with that is that it will require updating all paths linked to the items so you are more or less re-synchronizing the whole library. But maybe there are better ways.

With rework of the media sources tree, there is no way to see all imports from all configured providers.

That is correct. As mentioned before we'll have to revisit the whole hierarchy at some point.

Startup sync seems relatively long compared to Emby for Kodi.

• Are using the changeset from Kodi Companion (Emby) or Kodi Sync Queue (Jellyfin) for the startup sync?
  

 

I'm not using any special features of Emby or Jellyfin. Right now on every sync / import I get all library items and let the media import logic figure out whether something has changed or not. If there is a better way to do this I'm open for suggestions.

Looks like there are no movie sets present.

• Are you syncing collections from the servers?
  

 

No I didn't find anything in the code but I also didn't find anything obvious in the library data retrieved from the server. I just looked at my test library and it doesn't contain any collections even though there are quite a few movies which would belong to at least one collection. Do I have to do anything special to get collections working?

 

• In Emby collections can be custom so a single movie can be in more than one collection.
  • However, in Emby for Kodi, a movie only appears in the last collection in which it is found.
    • Not sure, but that could just be due to overwriting the data as the collections are synced.
      
  • I think in newer versions of Emby, you can pull collections by Library.
    
  • Maybe @Angelbue05 could chine in there.
    
• For Jellyfin, I suspect collections may be equivalent to movie sets in Kodi because their plugin, from its name, sounds like it is just pulling the TMDb boxsets.
  

 

Kodi only supports one collection per movie so that's why Emby for Kodi cannot do any better.
 

Other that what's mentioned above, and the three of four items mentioned previously,
 

• External Subtiles
  • Thanks @angelblue05 for the explanation
    
  • I suspect the question about labelling the external subtitles, appended the to a stream using the Kodi listitem api, may be more one for @FernetMenta/@fritsch , than it is for you.
    
• Playing strm files
  
• Refreshing individual items
  
• Individual Client Name (Already Implemented).
  

I am ready to use this. You have made tremendous progress in the last two and a half months. Loving this. 

Thanks again for your feedback and support. It's much appreciated.

I've been thinking about starting to use the issues on the add-on's github repositories to better track specific bugs / issues / features. This thread contains a lot of valuable feedback and ideas but they tend to get lost. So feel free to create new issues at https://github.com/Montellese/mediaimporter.emby/issues and https://github.com/Montellese/mediaimporter.plex/issues. I've created some labels to be able to better track bugs / improvements etc.