MiSTerEmby

An Emby client for the MiSTer FPGA. Browse your Movies, TV, Music and Music Video libraries, see cover art and overviews, and play on a CRT. Video is transcoded by your Emby server and letterboxed to PAL or NTSC, with client-side subtitles, pause/seek/resume, and a music player with a now-playing screen and visualizers. It works with whatever analog output your MiSTer already uses (SCART, composite, component, VGA, HDMI), because it just draws to the standard MiSTer framebuffer.

MiSTerEmby is by Chris Freeman (freemchr). It began as a port of MiSTerFin by Pudding Studio and is built on its playback pipeline. Since then it has gained Emby's own sign-in methods, an interface modelled on Emby's TV apps, Live TV, skip intro and credits, Cinema Mode, and playback tuned for smooth films on a CRT. See Credits for who made what.

Quick start
Screenshots
Features
Requirements
Installation
- Installing and updating with MiSTer Downloader
- Updating and uninstalling
Configuring emby.conf
- Every setting
- Signing in
Setting up Live TV
Getting the best picture
Controls
Troubleshooting
Building from source
- Running it on a desktop
Status and known limitations
Credits
Licence

Quick start

Download misteremby-vX.Y.Z.zip from Releases and copy the misteremby folder inside it to /media/fat/ on the SD card. (Or use MiSTer Downloader.)
Copy misteremby/MiSTerEmby.sh from that folder to /media/fat/Scripts/.
Create /media/fat/misteremby/emby.conf with one line, your Emby server's address: SERVER=http://192.168.x.x:8096.
On the MiSTer, open Scripts → MiSTerEmby. A PIN appears: enter it at emby.media/pin on your phone, signed in to the Emby Connect account linked to your Emby user.
That's it — the sign-in is remembered. See Getting the best picture if you use a CRT.

Screenshots

Rendered with tools/run-local.sh against the bundled mock server (tools/mock-emby.py), so the library content and cover art are synthetic placeholders. They are stretched to 4:3, the shape they have on a TV.


Home: rows of artwork	Poster view	Episodes as stills
Live TV: sources and categories	Channels with logos	Info screen: Resume or From start
Emby Connect PIN sign-in	Exit dialog, with the version	Setup help

Features

Emby-style interface: dark charcoal surfaces, Emby green for focus, progress and played state, rounded tiles and dialogs, button-chip hints along the bottom
Sign in without typing on a gamepad: an Emby Connect PIN (enter it at emby.media/pin from any phone or computer). A local username/password, an Emby Connect account or an API key in emby.conf also work. The sign-in is saved, and a revoked one is detected and requested again
Home screen like Emby's TV apps: rows of artwork — My Media (your libraries, Live TV, Recordings, Collections), Continue Watching (with progress bars, and the channels you watched last) and Next Up — centred on screen, with the focused title's backdrop behind it. UP/DOWN moves between rows, LEFT/RIGHT along one; SELECT swaps to a plain list
Poster view: Movies, TV and Collections show as a wall of posters, and a season's episodes as a row of stills with the focused episode's synopsis, the way Emby's TV apps lay them out. SELECT swaps to the text list and back
Live TV and Recordings: with Live TV set up on the Emby server (an M3U playlist works), Live TV opens a menu of its TV sources and channel categories, each listing its channels with their logos; selecting one tunes straight in, and A cancels while it tunes. A channel whose own stream comes in a size the MiSTer can decode (up to 640x360) plays directly, with no work for the server; others are converted by Emby, at a lighter profile so a NAS keeps up (LIVE_TRANSCODE in emby.conf always converts). Recordings play like any other title. Live channels can be paused but not seeked
Browsing: lists with cover art, played badges, resume progress bars, backdrop art behind the list, a live clock, and scrolling for long titles. Large libraries page in as you scroll. Collections lists your Emby box sets even if the server shows no Collections library
Info screen: backdrop, logo, year, rating, overview, and a Play button, or Resume and From start side by side (LEFT/RIGHT chooses, OK plays)
Video playback: server-side transcode to a light MPEG-4 stream the MiSTer can decode in real time, letterboxed or pillarboxed for any source aspect. SD DivX/Xvid, MPEG-1 and progressive MPEG-2 files stream with their video untouched, so the server only repackages them (TRANSCODE_ALWAYS turns this off). True interlaced 480i/576i output is supported through the standalone interlaced core (see the display guide)
Smooth films on a CRT: on a 480-line VGA display the server sends exactly 640x480, so the MiSTer never rescales a frame. MATCH_REFRESH switches the display to a whole multiple of the film's frame rate (71.93Hz for 23.976fps), and PAGEFLIP puts every frame on screen at its exact refresh. Together they give even, judder-free motion; see Getting the best picture
Skip intro and credits: when Emby has detected a title's intro or credits (Emby's intro detection), a "UP: Skip intro" / "UP: Skip credits" prompt appears at the right moment. Skipping the credits finishes the title and marks it played
Cinema Mode (opt-in, CINEMA_MODE in emby.conf): trailers chosen by your Emby server's Cinema Mode settings play before a film started from the beginning; UP skips one
Track picker (SELECT during playback): audio tracks, subtitles (text subtitles rendered client-side with live sync adjustment; image subtitles burned in by the server), and picture modes for wide titles (Original / Zoom 4:3 / Stretch)
Music: Artists → Albums → Tracks, direct-play audio, a now-playing screen with real VU meters and selectable backgrounds (starfield, rain, Nebula, Now Spinning, Tunnel), seek, previous/next, auto-advance, and library shuffle
Sync with Emby: resume positions and played state are read from and written back to Emby
Emby dashboard integration: the session shows up with transcoding info; remote pause/play/stop and admin messages work (messages show as a green banner)
Its own look: the MiSTerEmby logo and section titles, a rounded display font (Fredoka) for the big text, an Emby-green loading ring, and a green badge in the top bar when an update is out
UI sounds, a SELECT+START screenshot combo, an opt-in debug log, and an in-app updater from GitHub releases (START when the update badge shows). The exit dialog shows the version, and the what's-new screen links to the project on GitHub

Requirements

MiSTer FPGA with the standard Linux image and menu.rbf
A way to get the picture onto your display. See the display compatibility guide for confirmed cable and MiSTer.ini combinations
An Emby server the MiSTer can reach, and one way to sign in: an Emby Connect account linked to your Emby user (for the PIN), a username and password, or an API key
curl on the MiSTer (included in the standard image)

Installation

Copy the misteremby folder from a release zip to /media/fat/ on the MiSTer, so you have:

/media/fat/misteremby/misteremby-arm       the app
/media/fat/misteremby/mplayer-arm          its video player (included, nothing else to install)
/media/fat/misteremby/font/ subfont/ font2x/ subfont2x/ sfx/
/media/fat/misteremby/MiSTerEmby.sh        the launcher
/media/fat/misteremby/emby.conf.example    every setting, explained

Copy the launcher, misteremby/MiSTerEmby.sh, to /media/fat/Scripts/MiSTerEmby.sh.
Create /media/fat/misteremby/emby.conf (see below).
Launch MiSTerEmby from the MiSTer Scripts menu.

From a source checkout, make deploy does steps 1 and 2 over SSH.

Installing and updating with MiSTer Downloader

MiSTerEmby has its own database for MiSTer Downloader and update_all, so it can be installed and kept up to date with the rest of your MiSTer:

Copy downloader_misteremby.ini to /media/fat/ on the SD card.
Run downloader or update_all from the Scripts menu. It installs /media/fat/misteremby/ and Scripts/MiSTerEmby.sh.
Create emby.conf as described below. The database never installs or overwrites emby.conf or your saved sign-in.

If you use the database, update through the Downloader rather than the app's own updater (START when the home screen says an update is available). Both write the same files, so the next Downloader run would put back the version the database lists.

Updating and uninstalling

Updating: when a new release is out, a green badge with its version appears next to the clock on the home screen. Press START to read what's new, then OK to install, and restart MiSTerEmby. Your emby.conf and sign-in are kept. (If you installed with MiSTer Downloader, update with that instead.)
Uninstalling: delete /media/fat/misteremby/ and /media/fat/Scripts/MiSTerEmby.sh, plus downloader_misteremby.ini if you added it. Nothing else on the SD card is changed, apart from any MiSTer.ini lines you added yourself.

Configuring `emby.conf`

Create /media/fat/misteremby/emby.conf. The only line you need is your server's address:

SERVER=http://your-emby-server:8096
PAL

PAL / NTSC: the TV mode. Optional; defaults to PAL.
Transcode profile: optional, WxH or WxH@BITRATE (default 720x576@12000000, or 640x480@8000000 on a 480-line VGA display). Try 480x270@8000000 if a weak network makes playback stutter.
DEBUGLOG: writes /media/fat/misteremby/debug.log, one line per request plus startup diagnostics. It never contains your server address, credentials, PIN, query strings, ids or titles, so it's safe to attach to an issue.
INSECURE_TLS: skips certificate checks for an https:// Emby server with a self-signed certificate. Emby Connect is always verified.

See emby.conf.example for every option, explained.

Every setting

Settings are one per line. Names aren't case-sensitive; lines starting with # are ignored.

Setting	What it does
`SERVER=http://host:8096`	Your Emby server's address. Required. A trailing `/emby` is fine.
`PAL` or `NTSC`	The TV mode (default PAL). Use NTSC for a 60Hz/VGA-style setup.
`WxH` or `WxH@BITRATE`	The size and bitrate Emby converts video to (default `720x576@12000000`, or `640x480@8000000` on a 480-line VGA display, so the MiSTer needn't rescale every frame). Lower it, e.g. `480x270@8000000`, if the network or server struggles.
`USERNAME=` / `PASSWORD=`	Sign in as a local Emby user.
`CONNECT_USER=` / `CONNECT_PASSWORD=`	Sign in with an Emby Connect account, without the PIN.
`API_KEY=` / `USERNAME=`	Sign in with an Emby API key (made in the dashboard under Advanced → API Keys).
`MATCH_REFRESH`	Switch the display to a whole multiple of a film's frame rate while it plays (e.g. 71.93Hz for a 23.976fps film on a 75Hz screen), then back. Needs a custom `video_mode` in the `[Menu]` section of `MiSTer.ini` — see Getting the best picture.
`PAGEFLIP`	Show each video frame by switching between two pictures in memory rather than drawing over the one on screen, so every frame lands on the right refresh. Steadier motion on a progressive display; the interlaced core always does it. The MiSTer's menu program is paused while a video plays.
`CINEMA_MODE`	Play the trailers chosen by Emby's Cinema Mode before a film started from the beginning.
`TRANSCODE_ALWAYS`	Always have Emby convert video, never stream SD files untouched.
`LIVE_TRANSCODE`	Always have Emby convert Live TV, never play a channel's own stream directly.
`DEBUGLOG`	Write `debug.log` (and `mplayer.log`) next to `emby.conf` for troubleshooting. Safe to share: no addresses, credentials, ids or titles.
`INSECURE_TLS`	Accept a self-signed certificate on an `https://` Emby server.

Signing in

MiSTerEmby picks the first method your emby.conf allows:

A saved sign-in (token.conf, written after any successful sign-in). Delete it to sign out.
Username and password: USERNAME= and PASSWORD= lines, for a local Emby user.
Emby Connect account: CONNECT_USER= and CONNECT_PASSWORD= lines.
API key: API_KEY= and USERNAME= lines. The older three-line layout (server, key, username) also works.
Choose a user: on the PIN screen, SELECT lists the server's users. Picking one without a password signs straight in, which is handy for a shared household server.
Emby Connect PIN (the default with just SERVER=): a PIN appears on screen. Go to emby.media/pin on any device, sign in to Emby Connect, and enter it. Your Emby user must be linked to that Emby Connect account (Emby: Settings → Users → your user → Emby Connect).

After the first sign-in works you can remove any password lines; the saved sign-in keeps working. device.conf holds a random id for this MiSTer. Don't copy it to a second MiSTer that signs in as the same user, or the two will keep signing each other out.

There's no on-screen keyboard, so edit emby.conf over SSH or on the SD card.

Setting up Live TV

Live TV comes from your Emby server, so it's set up there, once:

In the Emby dashboard go to Live TV → TV Sources → Add, and pick M3U Tuner for an IPTV playlist (or your tuner, such as an HDHomeRun). For free channels, iptv-org publishes playlists by country, e.g. https://iptv-org.github.io/iptv/countries/au.m3u.
Optionally add a TV guide (XMLTV) under TV Guide Data Providers, so channels show what's on now.
Live TV may need an Emby Premiere subscription; the dashboard will say.

MiSTerEmby then shows a Live TV tile. It opens a menu with one entry per TV source, then the playlists' categories (News, Sports, Kids, ...), then all channels. Pick a channel and it tunes in; BACK cancels while it's tuning.

How a channel plays:

Direct: when the channel's own stream comes in a size the MiSTer can decode itself (640x360 or smaller, unencrypted), MiSTerEmby plays it straight from the internet. It starts in a second or two and the server does nothing.
Through the server: anything else (HD-only streams, or hosts that refuse direct access) is converted by Emby, at a lighter profile so a NAS keeps up. LIVE_TRANSCODE makes every channel go this way.

The last three channels you watched appear at the start of Continue Watching.

Getting the best picture

Your display: MiSTerEmby draws to the normal MiSTer framebuffer, so it works with whatever output your MiSTer uses. The display compatibility guide lists confirmed cable and MiSTer.ini combinations.
PC CRT monitors (31kHz VGA): give the menu a custom mode in MiSTer.ini, which then also applies to MiSTerEmby. For example, VESA 640x480 at 75Hz:
```
[Menu]
video_mode=640,16,64,120,480,1,3,16,31500
```
The last number is the pixel clock in kHz (31500, not 31.5). At 75Hz, 25fps video shows every frame for exactly three refreshes. On a display like this MiSTerEmby asks the server for 640x480 video, the screen's own size: the MiSTer's CPU can't afford to rescale every frame, and when it had to (the old 720x576 default) it dropped frames.
Smooth films: add MATCH_REFRESH to emby.conf and MiSTerEmby re-times that mode to suit each title — 71.93Hz for 23.976fps films, 59.94Hz for 29.97fps — keeping the line rate the monitor locks to, and switches back when the film ends. Your monitor's on-screen display should show the change. Leave it off on a TV or HDMI display that doesn't like mode changes. Add PAGEFLIP too, so each frame is put on screen at its exact refresh.
Stutter: first check the transcode profile matches your screen. A profile larger than the display (set in emby.conf) makes the MiSTer rescale every frame, which it can't keep up with; remove the line to get the default. If it's the server (a NAS without hardware transcoding can only just keep up with HD) or the network, lower the profile. debug.log records the profile and refresh rate each title played with.

Controls

Button names follow Xbox-style labels (bottom face button = A, right = B). On Nintendo-layout pads the positions are swapped. The bottom of every screen shows its buttons as chips, named for what they do: OK (the confirm button, B, in green) and BACK (A).

SELECT+START (held together, any screen) saves a screenshot to /media/fat/screenshots/MiSTerEmby/.

Where	Button	Keyboard	Action
Home	Up / Down	Up / Down	Move between rows
Home	Left / Right	Left / Right	Move along a row
Home	SELECT	Tab	Switch between rows and a plain list
Browse	Up / Down	Up / Down	Move
Poster view	arrows, L / R	arrows, PageUp / PageDown	Move by poster and row; a screenful
Poster view	SELECT	Tab	Switch to the text list and back
Live TV	A	Esc	Cancel while a channel is tuning in
Browse	B	B / Enter / X	Open
Browse	A	A / Esc / Backspace / Z	Back (exit dialog at the top level)
Home	START	Pause / Home	When the update badge shows: its release notes, then OK to install
Info	Left / Right, SELECT	Left / Right, Tab	Choose Resume or From start (when there's a resume point)
Info	B	B / Enter / X	Play the chosen one
Video	B	B / Enter / X	Pause / resume
Video	Left / Right	Left / Right	Seek 30s
Video	Up	Up	Skip intro / credits / a Cinema Mode trailer (while the prompt shows)
Video	SELECT	Tab	Track picker
Video	L / R	PageUp / PageDown	VSync on / off (not with `PAGEFLIP` or the interlaced core)
Video	A	Esc	Stop
Track picker	L / R	PageUp / PageDown	Switch tab
Track picker	Up / Down, Left / Right	arrows	Pick a track, adjust subtitle sync
Music	B / Left / Right / Up / Down		Pause, seek 10s, previous / next track
Music	SELECT	Tab	Cycle background

A keyboard works on its own, without a gamepad.

Building from source

You need Zig 0.16 for the ARM cross-compile. make deploy also needs sshpass.

make arm                        # build misteremby-arm
make deploy                     # copy everything to the MiSTer (or: make deploy MISTER_HOST=192.168.x.x)

mplayer-arm, the video player, comes ready-built in the repo. It's MPlayer 1.5 with MiSTerEmby's patched framebuffer driver (mplayer/vo_fbdev.c), the build that was tested on hardware, and it's what releases ship. You only need to rebuild it after changing that driver:

tools/build-mplayer.sh          # no Docker or root needed; uses Zig plus downloaded Debian packages

MPlayer is GPL-2.0-or-later; its corresponding source is the upstream 1.5 release plus that one driver file, built by that script.

make test runs the unit tests on the host. Pushing a v* tag builds a release zip through GitHub Actions (.github/workflows/release.yml), which is what the in-app updater downloads.

Running it on a desktop

tools/run-local.sh runs the real app on a Linux desktop. It draws into a memory buffer, reads keys from the terminal, and saves frames as PNGs. Video playback doesn't work this way; everything else does.

python3 tools/mock-emby.py 8096 &          # fake Emby server with a synthetic library
printf 'SERVER=http://127.0.0.1:8096\nUSERNAME=mockuser\nPASSWORD=mockpass\n' > emby.conf
tools/run-local.sh                         # interactive: arrows, Enter, Esc, Tab, q
tools/run-local.sh -k "right,a:1500" -o shot.png

To try the PIN flow against the mock, start the client with MISTEREMBY_CONNECT_BASE=http://127.0.0.1:8096/connect/service and only a SERVER= line. The mock confirms the PIN after a few polls.

MISTEREMBY_INPUT_DEBUG=1 prints every input event to stderr, and also works on real hardware over SSH.

Troubleshooting

Problem	What to try
"emby.conf not found or incomplete"	Create `/media/fat/misteremby/emby.conf` with a `SERVER=` line.
"Can't connect to server"	Check the address works in a browser on the same network. Right after power-on the MiSTer waits up to 20 seconds for the network. For `https://` with a self-signed certificate, add `INSECURE_TLS`.
The PIN sign-in fails	The PIN expires after a few minutes; press OK for a new one. Your Emby user must be linked to that Emby Connect account (Emby: Settings → Users → your user → Emby Connect). Or sign in with `USERNAME=`/`PASSWORD=`.
Signed in as the wrong user	Delete `token.conf` next to `emby.conf`, or use SELECT on the sign-in screen to pick a user.
A title won't play, or drops back	Turn on `DEBUGLOG`, try again, and look at `debug.log` and `mplayer.log`. Image subtitles (PGS/VobSub) need the server to burn them in; turn the subtitle off if a title with one won't start.
A channel won't tune	Many free IPTV streams are dead or geo-blocked; try another. `mplayer.log` (with `DEBUGLOG`) shows what the stream answered.
Video stutters	See Getting the best picture.
"Press any key to continue" after exiting	MiSTerEmby reloads the menu on exit to skip it. To keep the old behaviour, create an empty file `/media/fat/misteremby/keep-script-prompt`.

Files MiSTerEmby keeps next to emby.conf: token.conf (the saved sign-in), device.conf (this MiSTer's id), recent_channels.txt, covercache/ and gridcache/ (artwork; safe to delete), and debug.log/mplayer.log when DEBUGLOG is on.

Status and known limitations

Tested on hardware against Emby Server 4.10.1 on a Synology NAS (no hardware transcoding), with an HDMI-to-VGA adapter into a 31kHz CRT monitor at 640x480. Confirmed: Emby Connect PIN sign-in, the saved sign-in, the home rows, poster view and browsing, full-screen playback, seek and pause, resume positions syncing with Emby, smooth 23.976fps films at 71.93Hz (MATCH_REFRESH with PAGEFLIP, no dropped frames, audio in sync), and Live TV from IPTV (M3U) playlists — both played directly on the MiSTer and converted by the server. Not yet tested on hardware: subtitles, switching audio tracks, music, dashboard messages, skip intro (needs Emby's intro detection), Cinema Mode, choosing a user, and direct streaming of SD files.
Emby has no MPEG-2 encoder, so video is transcoded to MPEG-4 Part 2, the lightest codec Emby offers. A NAS without hardware transcoding manages about 1.2–1.9x real time from a 1080p H.264 source. That's enough for one stream; heavy load on the server can still stall playback.
Smooth motion depends on the refresh rate. 25fps video on a 60Hz screen judders slightly. On a PC CRT, a 75Hz [Menu] mode in MiSTer.ini (video_mode=640,16,64,120,480,1,3,16,31500) shows every 25fps frame for exactly 3 refreshes, and MATCH_REFRESH re-times it for other frame rates. A TV can't change mode the same way.
Burning in image-based subtitles (PGS/VobSub) needs the server to re-encode with the subtitle drawn in. Some Emby setups are known to fail burn-in transcodes. If a title with an image subtitle won't play, turn the subtitle off.
Only the first media source (version) of a multi-version item is played.
The command socket (remote control, admin messages) only works with http:// servers. Everything else works over https://.
The bitmap font covers Latin-1, so other scripts are transliterated or shown as ?.
If mplayer can't open a stream, you're returned to the browser without an error message.
Live TV channels that only offer HD streams (or refuse direct access) are converted by the server in real time; a NAS without hardware transcoding manages about 1.2x real time on a 720p channel, which is enough but can jitter under load. Channel lists have no programme names unless Emby has guide data (XMLTV) for them.

Credits

MiSTerEmby is a derivative of MiSTerFin by Pudding Studio, used under CC BY-NC 4.0. From MiSTerFin, with the work of its contributors including Izzie Walton (@iwalton3) and Trent Nix (@trentnix):

the playback pipeline: driving MPlayer, the patched framebuffer driver, hardware page flipping and the interlaced output
the framebuffer, input, session reporting and screenshot code underneath the interface
the poster grid, the track picker, client-side subtitles and the in-app updater
the music player and its visualizers (starfield, rain, Nebula, Now Spinning, Tunnel)
the UI sounds

By Chris Freeman (freemchr), for MiSTerEmby:

the Emby client: Emby's API, sign-in by password, Emby Connect, Emby Connect PIN, API key or user list, the command socket and dashboard integration
the interface: the logo and section titles, the Emby-styled theme, the home rows, Collections, the redesigned info screen and the dialogs
Live TV and Recordings, including direct play of a channel's own stream (hls.c)
skip intro and credits, Cinema Mode, and untouched streaming of SD files
smooth films on a CRT: the screen-sized transcode, MATCH_REFRESH, and page flipping on progressive displays (PAGEFLIP)
the MPEG-4 transcode path and buffering tuned for Emby, the MiSTer Downloader database, and the Docker-free MPlayer build

Fonts: the display font is Fredoka by Milena Brandão (SIL Open Font Licence); the small text and subtitles use font8x8 by Daniel Hepper (public domain).

Third-party components and their licences are listed in docs/THIRD_PARTY.md. Emby is a trademark of Emby LLC. MiSTerEmby is an independent project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Emby.

Licence

CC BY-NC 4.0, the same as MiSTerFin: free to use, share and modify, non-commercial only, with attribution. See LICENSE.

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