Closed Fabian1601 closed 2 years ago
Hello Fabian,
Yes, I'm aware of an issue related to HEVC transcoding (even real-time transcoding), it's not directly related to the patcher (it's related to the wrapper), but I'm planning to fix it when I have time.
Could you put the content of your log file in a gist instead of a file please ?
Greetings
hello alex,
here as gist.
https://gist.github.com/Fabian1601/e24a8695891a1d695dde9e90862227ed
greetings
Hi,
Thank you for the logs, it will help me fix the wrapper and make it capable of wrapping Advanced Media Extensions. I'll need some time to do it, but until then, I'll keep the following issue opened and mention it in a future pull request.
Greetings
Thank you for the link, you said earlier:
Maybe I can upload my patched file or wrapper so u can compare? I've never done that before though so wouldn't know where to start.
Do you mean you edited the wrapper downloaded by the script (/var/packages/VideoStation/target/bin/ffmpeg
) ?
Thank you for the link, you said earlier:
Maybe I can upload my patched file or wrapper so u can compare? I've never done that before though so wouldn't know where to start.
Do you mean you edited the wrapper downloaded by the script (
/var/packages/VideoStation/target/bin/ffmpeg
) ?
I didn't edit anything. Just figured since it is all working for me, somehow mine may differ from yours.
Oh okay, I understand No the patch procedure is the same for everyone, my script is downloading the wrapper directly from source, without editing it ;)
Oh okay, I understand No the patch procedure is the same for everyone, my script is downloading the wrapper directly from source, without editing it ;)
Ok gotcha.....well, i'm not sure what i did, but everything i have is working...i tested it all. HEVC with DTS/Atmos, EAC3, AAC, h264/h265...u name it, i got it, and it all works. How did that download go? Did the movie play for u?
I was able to download the file but unfortunately it didn't play on my DS218Play, I'm still trying to understand why it fails
All I remember doing was uninstalling Video Station, AME, and FFMPEG.
Then based on my logs, I installed them back in the following order:
Then I tested all the different video files I had that had different audio codecs and they all work.
Worth a shot to start clean and install in the order I did. It may or may not work for you, but it’s worth a shot.
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I was able to download the file but unfortunately it didn't play on my DS218Play, I'm still trying to understand why it fails
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thanks guys for all the work on this stuff to make VS much much more usable, but wondering what should simple people do like myself do.....who arent that savvy with command line or terminal commands and there's two duelling people now with two different methods of patching, with the seemingly more complicated, nebulas also seems to work better with H265, while Alex's, which I successfully did last time before the recent VS update because it's much simpler, but H265 doesnt seem to work consistently. I really wish someone would do a video or something, because these instructions are rarely complete....never gives you step by step instructions on every step and then others chime in about installing Putty or something and then just paste or use this command when, blah blah blah....and someone like pacific gives links to other files and edits or whatever.....it's seriously nuts for regular people like myself, not so command savvy trying to wade through all this and months and months, if not years of comments and conversations and trying to get a handle on the best route to go. someone needs to simplify or collate all this for the ordinary folks to be able to decipher and implement. thanks
@findstevehere I think you sent this message to the wrong chan ;) this is the issue page of my patcher, not the gist
In my case it fails when transcoding H265 in high quality AND using hardware transcoding. If you disable hardware transcoding it works with high and medium quality.
I have patched synocodec tool with https://github.com/dmc31a42/synocodectool-patch
Can you maybe explain how you did that? I would much rather use Alex's script, but your idea seems to be a good temporary solution Am 13.04.2022, 20:21:33, "ja-vivanco" @.> schrieb: > > > In my case it fails when transcoding H265 in high quality AND using hardware transcoding. If you disable hardware transcoding it works with high and medium quality. > > > > I have patched synocodec tool with https://github.com/dmc31a42/synocodectool-patch > > > > — > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub (https://github.com/AlexPresso/VideoStation-FFMPEG-Patcher/issues/16#issuecomment-1098350516), or unsubscribe (https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AO2TODTNWGT7ZMGHEVTTW33VE4GCNANCNFSM5H2LSK3Q). > You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: @.> > >
You have to use Alex's script anyway, because even if hevec transcoding don't fully work, it still some quite common audio codecs that Videso Station native ffmepeg do not support, so my setup.
1) Install Video Station 2) Install community ffmpeg 1) use synocodectool patch and apply the path to the all of 3 suggested location. 2) use Alex Video Station patch
Option 1 Now, if you really need Hevc transcoding at high quality go to Video Station -> configuration -> Advanced and disable transcoding. Obvisly you CPU needs to be good enough to process the transcoding without hardware acceleration
Option 2 Just select medium quality in the configuration of the app, DS video for your phone or TV.
You have to use Alex's script anyway, because even if hevec transcoding don't fully work, it still some quite common audio codecs that Videso Station native ffmepeg do not support, so my setup.
- Install Video Station
- Install community ffmpeg
- use synocodectool patch and apply the path to the all of 3 suggested location.
- use Alex Video Station patch
Option 1 Now, if you really need Hevc transcoding at high quality go to Video Station -> configuration -> Advanced and disable transcoding. Obvisly you CPU needs to be good enough to process the transcoding without hardware acceleration
Option 2 Just select medium quality in the configuration of the app, DS video for your phone or TV.
huh? Alex patch gets error - "error" install ffmpeg"
what is synocodectool patch and 3 locations?
@findstevehere could you run the following steps and send the output please:
sudo -i
to switch to root userls -al /var/packages
@findstevehere did you have the time to check my previous comment ?
hey thanks, will try later today and post.
hey thanks, will try later today and post.
huh? Alex patch gets error - "error" install ffmpeg" what is synocodectool patch and 3 locations?
Have you installed synocummunity ffmpeg before applying AlexPresso patch?
@Fabian1601 Did you have the time to check if the problem is fixed by the CodecPack's patch ?
Hello alex,
Give me a moment and I will test it. Unfortunately, it takes me a few hours to re-index the videos after reinstalling VS (it also checks all the files again when it gets the database). I will report as soon as it is ready
So, I reset everything to original and ran your script over it. Playback works great. But offline transcoding aborts every time with "the network connection is unstable...".
here the ffmpeg.log
https://gist.github.com/Fabian1601/ceda916cf53711f9a351fc9f1fe46bf4
Moved to #36
@findstevehere could you run the following steps and send the output please:
- Connect to your NAS using SSH (admin user required) (help)
- Use the command
sudo -i
to switch to root userls -al /var/packages
I get no such file or directory
MacBook-Air:~ root# ls -al /var/packages ls: /var/packages: No such file or directory MacBook-Air:~ root#
@findstevehere could you run the following steps and send the output please:
- Connect to your NAS using SSH (admin user required) (help)
- Use the command
sudo -i
to switch to root userls -al /var/packages
I get no such file or directory
MacBook-Air:~ root# ls -al /var/packages ls: /var/packages: No such file or directory MacBook-Air:~ root#
also not showing any ffmpeg log files at all or directory
MacBook-Air:tmp root# ls -al | grep ffmpeg MacBook-Air:tmp root# tail -200 ffmpeg.log tail: ffmpeg.log: No such file or directory MacBook-Air:tmp root#
Please follow meticulously every step from this link: https://kb.synology.com/en-global/DSM/tutorial/How_to_login_to_DSM_with_root_permission_via_SSH_Telnet
The reason it's not working is because you're executing the patch on your Mac (like you are trying to patch your mac). But it's not what you want to do. You want to patch your Synology NAS, and to do that, you need to connect to your NAS (through SSH) before executing the command to run the patch. If you don't follow the above steps, the patch won't work at all.
hello alex,
when i try to transcode hevc main 10 offline the conversion always fails and it creates me a 0mb mp4 file. in the "offline transcoding list" it says "done". but if i choose "medium" as resolution it creates the correct file. are you already aware of the error?
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I have attached the log file from the conversion of the film in high and medium resolution ffmpeg.log gs