I do like a lot of the features on your media devices but would like to have some more control over editing metadata and organizing my personal library. I am a control freak when it comes to organizing my media and right now I find the manual editing functions quite limiting. Any additional advanced tools would be welcome. Here is a list of features that I would like to see come to the Zappiti in order of importance.

Features

• Ability to manually change episode number or season number of any episode
• Ability to “create without identifying” TV shows
• Ability to manually organize movies or TV shows in a collection in whichever order
• Set default audio track and subtitle track for individual movies and TV shows (by series or season and episode in some cases)
- If possible, ability to link specific audio tracks to subtitles
• Use this as group audio option (set associated soundtrack from video to group)
• Access to bonus features when on movie or TV show page
- Individual MKV files as well as ISO images
- Ability to read “Commentary Flag” and selectable from movie
or episode page (keep in mind sometimes there is more than
one commentary track)
• Ability to add some movies into a season
- Or in between seasons with poster size image
• If a thumbnail for a TV episode is unavailable from the database pull from the video file itself
• One click access for TV shows or miniseries with only 1 season
• Ability for adding TV Shows to collections
• Associate soundtrack with individual seasons
• Hide certain videos from showing up in Top Movies or other showcases
• Ability to pull from ripped music CDs for associating soundtracks for movies and TV Shows allowing to play at higher quality and longer then 30s

The NAS backup is no longer allowed to be sold in the U.S. And let's face it, using DVDFAB or MAKEMKV to rip and then having to go through the trouble of properly renaming files so the Zappiti can recognize them is a pain in the butt, especially when we have to name tv shows and make sure we number each episode. So, if they can take the same software that they have on the NAS and make a desktop app out of it where we can back up our disks with it and when it's finished it automatically names the files for us and automatically organizes them for us, like the NAS does, that would be extremely convenient, and we wouldn't have to mess around with DVDFAB or MAKEMKV anymore.

I don't understand, why docker is only available for Synology. While Synology is based on Intel-CPU's shouldn't it be possible to use it on other systems?

I personally use an Intel NUC which has Ubuntu and docker. The docker I am using are able to use on Synology too. But the Zappiti Server docker only runs on Synology.

My Media is on unraid (which also can use docker) and I don't want to buy a Synology NAS just for the Server-docker.

When docker on Intel based Systems are used, why don't let the user decide? I don't get the point of only supporting Synology.

I think there is room for some improvement when it comes to TV Series/Shows in Zappiti Video.

As you know there is in TMDB a general description of each TV Series. In Zappiti Video I haven't been able to find that information anywhere. The only information I've been able to find is the description of each episode.

If there is no room for this description I suggest that you'll make it available when pressing the INFO button on the remote control.

The same thing goes for the name of the actors in a TV Series/Show. In TMDB the names are stored on the same place as the general information. On each episode you will only find the "guest actors" in the episode - not the main actors. So in Zappiti no names of main actors are shown anywhere.