Add Emby BIF Preview Thumbnails to Moonfin Scrubbing Timeline
When Moonfin connects to an Emby server, timeline scrub-preview thumbnails do not appear, even though Emby generates them and Moonfin already supports the equivalent Jellyfin trickplay format. The requester proposes parsing Emby BIF files to reuse the existing preview UI for feature parity across both server types.
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