Closed jcdick1 closed 2 years ago
Just want to tell that I have the exact same problem. I only have this problem with my Roku TV though. When I watch the movie on my PC via my media player or directly via the Jellyfin server I have no problem selecting the right audio track without issue. I even have a 2nd TV (with a Roku stick because this TV is old and not "smart") and it is working without problem. There is surely some problem in 5.1 VS 2.0 track on the same movie that the Roku app can't process correctly. I have several movies with this problem.
When I try to switch the audio before starting the movie, I can see the 3 audio track as stated by the OP but if I want to change the audio during playback via the * option, I only see 2 track instead of 3. One track is not processing correctly.
Using server version 10.7.7 and Roku Jelly app version 1.4.9
Installed Jellyfin for a friend tonight, and set him up with the Roku app on his TV. Can confirm that audio tracks will not change
Can confirm, I have the same issue. I even tried changing the default audio language in Jellyfin web, and even though on the audio selection page the correct language was selected (Japanese), it still played English (default for the mkv file) whenever I tried playing the movie.
Using the latest Jellyfin beta at time of writing this comment.
I've been unable to replicate this as yet. Either when transcoding or direct playing, audio track selected before starting playback is used.
If you've got this problem, could you start by letting me know what Roku device is being used? From a couple of the reports, it looks like Roku TV (TCL?) that is having the problem. Is anyone having the problem who is not using a Roku TV and is using a connected Roku device?
If you've got this problem, could you start by letting me know what Roku device is being used? From a couple of the reports, it looks like Roku TV (TCL?) that is having the problem. Is anyone having the problem who is not using a Roku TV and is using a connected Roku device?
I'm using a Roku Ultra 4660X2. Using the desktop Jellyfin Media Player client, I get the third track just fine. If someone knows what to look for in the JF logs, I'll start a playback with my third audio track and submit logs that might show what's going on. The files can be direct played fine, so there's no ffmpeg logs to look at in my case.
I've been unable to replicate this as yet. Either when transcoding or direct playing, audio track selected before starting playback is used.
If you've got this problem, could you start by letting me know what Roku device is being used? From a couple of the reports, it looks like Roku TV (TCL?) that is having the problem. Is anyone having the problem who is not using a Roku TV and is using a connected Roku device?
For me, I do have a 32'' TCL Roku TV... Am I fucked or is there something I can do?
@N0ami Since it's confirmed on another device I don't think it's Roku TV specific. Either way, I'm sure we can find a fix for it.
@jcdick1 If possible, could you run ffprobe
against one of the files that you have this problem with? The stream info for each of the streams (i.e. lines starting Stream # is what would be good, and I can try and craft a file to reproduce the problem.
I have the same issue on a Hisense Roku TV (C235X) so it seems like it's not limited to TCL.
My friend says he's using a Roku stick, not the more powerful 4k version however. I don't know the exact model.
I think this happened after a jellyfin update, because it was working for me before...
I think this happened after a jellyfin update, because it was working for me before...
The same here. Hisense Roku TV. Any progress on that issue?
I'm still not able to replicate this locally. If someone could run ffprobe
on one of the media files that you can reproduce this issue with then I can try and craft a file to test with.
@neilsb Does the JF installation also install ffprobe to go with its ffmpeg? I'm hesitant to install the ffmpeg tools from the Ubuntu repo because the dependency list is astronomical, including installing GUI-related stuff, and my JF server is a headless VM. Or perhaps output from the mediainfo tool would work?
@jcdick1 It should be installed as part of the jellyfin-ffmpeg, which is the only reason I suggested it (thought it would be easy)
Really just looking to get detailed information about the audio streams in use to I can construct a file with the similar streams to see if that allows replicating the problem.
@neilsb
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Consider increasing the value for the 'analyzeduration' and 'probesize' options
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Am I correct in assuming that under "options" during playback, and selecting "Accessibility & Captions" in the menu shows the audio track that's currently playing? If so, this isn't resolved for me with 1.4.11.
Here is my audio selection:
And here is what is subsequently displayed under "Options" during playback:
And I don't hear the expected audio, but rather the original soundtrack, minus the Rifftrax addition to the track.
Playing on browser, JMP or Android (Firestick) doesn't present the issue.
If I'm not mistaken, the options menu listing "Default" is intended at this time. The server doesn't send a "playlist" of what's available, but rather the app requests the video and selected audio track from the server. That's why we get you to choose before playback, rather than when it starts. The web interface (which is also part of JMP) handles it differently, which is why they show the name of the track.
As far as not getting the right audio, is it the correct track but you're not hearing part of it, or is it the wrong track (e.g. you chose Rifftrax, but you are getting track 2 "Stereo")?
If the media is Transcoding, then only the transcoded audio track is sent to the client, so the inbuilt Roku menu will only show a single track (Default, as in your screenshot).
If the title is Direct Playing, the server will list all compatible audio streams in the sidebar menu, and you can generally switch between them.
The Jellyfin Audio menu (which you get by pressing down during playback) should show all audio tracks, and selecting from that should change to the appropriate track.
I'll take another look at this one.
@anthonylavado
As far as not getting the right audio, is it the correct track but you're not hearing part of it, or is it the wrong track (e.g. you chose Rifftrax, but you are getting track 2 "Stereo")?
It is direct playing the audio.
To get the track, I pulled the stereo track out, mixed in the "Rifftrax" audio in another tool, exported it from there as a stereo track again (with the movie and jokes together), then remuxed - I think that's the term - it as the third audio track. It seems to only play track 1 (or is it track 0?) - the surround track.
@neilsb
On my 1.4.11, pressing down during playback gives me the subtitle selection, nothing for audio.
It sure would help if the JF server logs could show what tracks in a file are being played when it logs the begin of playback of a title.
On my 1.4.11, pressing down during playback gives me the subtitle selection, nothing for audio.
Sorry - too early in the morning. I meant the audio selection menu on the Movie Details screen, before playback.
On my 1.4.11, pressing down during playback gives me the subtitle selection, nothing for audio.
Sorry - too early in the morning. I meant the audio selection menu on the Movie Details screen, before playback.
Yes, that's what I used to get that screenshot. All three audio tracks are listed. I selected the third track - indicated by the checkmark - then pressed the back button twice (once highlights the "Audio" at the top of the menu again, a second press exits the menu) to go back to the details screen and selected play. The wrong track plays. Pressing the back button during playback takes me back to the details page. Selecting the audio menu again, the third track is still checkmarked, but it isn't what plays.
You know whats weird.... I even tried to use mkvtoolnix to change the default audio from spanish to english, it says default on roku jellyfin, but it plays in spanish??? the only way is to remove the spanish audio from it, my roku ui language is set to english and the default audio track aswell.
I dont get any ffmpeg logs, it doesnt transcode.
I'm using Jellyfin 10.7.7 Roku Express 4k 3940RW
PD: It would be great to have audio selection also for TV Series
Describe the bug Movies with multiple audio tracks play default track despite selecting alternate audio track
To Reproduce
Expected behavior Audio track played should be what was selected
Additional context I have several movies with three audio tracks. A 5.1 track, a stereo track, and a stereo track with "Rifftrax" mixed in. When I select the third track to have the Rifftrax jokes, I get the default 5.1 track.
I'm not sure if this is a result of the new 10.5 RokuOS update.