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Media only takes 2/3 of the screen #1085

Closed konfiot closed 2 years ago

konfiot commented 3 years ago

Hi, I'm having an issue where a file that I'm playing only takes like 2/3 of the screen, it works fine in the browser, bur as soon as I play it on android TV, it's only taking a part of the screen, also, something weird happens with the sound, like I can mute the android audio, but it will still blast out full volume. It only happens on one show... I've pasted the media info below Also, whether I force libVLC or ExoPlayer doesn't change anything

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Media Info of the file

Containermkv

Size100 MB
Video
Title1080p HEVC SDR
CodecHEVC
ProfileMain
Level153
Resolution1920x1080
Aspect ratio16:9
InterlacedNo
Framerate25
Bitrate3776 kbps
Video rangeSDR
Pixel formatyuv420p
Ref frames1
Audio
TitleDolby Digital - 5.1 - Default
CodecAC3
Layout5.1
Channels6 ch
Bitrate640 kbps
Sample rate48000 Hz
DefaultYes

Logs N/A

FFmpeg Logs N/A, no transcoding

System (please complete the following information):

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konfiot commented 3 years ago

Oh yeah, and for what it's worth, the screen goes to 720p when playing back that particular file

konfiot commented 3 years ago

FIgured out the audio issue, just had to put it in "Compatible" Also, tried to use VLC as an external player, works but suboptimal

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