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Emby Server is a personal media server with apps on just about every device.
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Streaming Fails #348

Closed gcw07 closed 11 years ago

gcw07 commented 11 years ago

Something with the new non-cached video is failing and causing videos to end early. It seems to delete the created encoded media file before it actually plays it. This is probably just for the transcoded stuff and is probably fine for direct playback, but I haven't tested direct playback yet.

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gcw07 commented 11 years ago

Watched a few other transcoded files and it appears to just be random when it stops. So it plays 2 minutes then stops, etc.

WWWesten commented 11 years ago

Do Tou mean it in web client? I can confirm in this case. If You watch trailer in MBC first then fine. If try watch trailer previous in web client and it fails, also in MBC it causing fail (mostly but not always).

CBers commented 11 years ago

@WWWesten, no I believe this just relates to ROKU devices.

LukePulverenti commented 11 years ago

fixed in new dev build.

gcw07 commented 11 years ago

Not sure if this fix was in the "Version 3.0.4917.16548" that was just released. If it wasn't, let me know and I'll just wait. If it was, it is still deleting all parts early and crashing.

LukePulverenti commented 11 years ago

Link up with Tikuf then. I'm pretty sure it's not deleting parts early. The Roku is seeing something it doesn't like, is closing the stream and then the server cleans up the parts. Cbers had good success with it.

On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 5:44 PM, Grant notifications@github.com wrote:

Not sure if this fix was in the "Version 3.0.4917.16548" that was just released. If it wasn't, let me know and I'll just wait. If it was, it is still deleting all parts early and crashing.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/MediaBrowser/MediaBrowser/issues/348#issuecomment-19644531 .

Luke Pulverenti

gcw07 commented 11 years ago

Maybe Cbers was watching a longer video. The longer the video, the more time it takes to fail. So for 30 minute shows, it fails after a couple minutes. The only thing that has changed on the Roku was a change from requesting multiple streams (like Roku suggests), to just one stream that you guys are suggesting. This all happened right whenever the cache was removed. I'll talk to Tikuf again tonight, just nothing more I can really do on the Roku's side at this point. From looking at the logs, it appears to try to grab a created segment, but the segment isn't there, so it just crashes.

gcw07 commented 11 years ago

Server logs where it returns a 404 because the file no longer exists.

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