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sergiomarquezdev / acestream-docker-home

Integrated solution for running Acestream in Docker containers, optimized for Ubuntu.
https://github.com/sergiomarquezdev/acestream-docker-home
MIT License
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error multiple clients simultaneos diferent stream #3

Closed akuaman closed 5 months ago

akuaman commented 5 months ago

HI, with one client all ist ok, but when connect more cients and diferent stream, the playback stop.

sergiomarquezdev commented 5 months ago

Hi! Other users have also experienced the same problem and I have not been able to investigate why it happens. I think it may be caused by the port being used or the Acestream motor itself.

If you can solve it, it would be a pleasure to comment and fix it!

Thanks for your comment. All the best!

juhacz commented 2 months ago

This is limitation of acestream, create multiple instances of docker containers with acestream, with different ports.

sergiomarquezdev commented 1 month ago

Hi @akuaman,

Recently, I've been working on fixing this error.

Unfortunately, I couldn't resolve the issue within the image or the Acestream server itself, as it's a limitation of Acestream, as @juhacz mentioned.

After reading their message, I tried deploying multiple Docker containers, and it worked. I had to dynamically change the ports in the Docker image to serve different Acestream servers.

If you'd like to review the 'SetupAcestream.bat' file, you'll see how it works. I create Docker containers starting from port 6678, and if the port is in use, I increment by 2. So, if you have one instance on port 6678, the script will try to create another container on port 6680, and so on.

Thank you!

akuaman commented 1 month ago

Thanks for the replay, I use multiple docker for acestreamproxy in conjunction with this m3u-stream-merger-proxy

El lun, 2 sept 2024, 10:18, Sergio Márquez @.***> escribió:

Hi @akuaman https://github.com/akuaman,

Recently, I've been working on fixing this error.

Unfortunately, I couldn't resolve the issue within the image or the Acestream server itself, as it's a limitation of Acestream, as @juhacz https://github.com/juhacz mentioned.

After reading their message, I tried deploying multiple Docker containers, and it worked. I had to dynamically change the ports in the Docker image to serve different Acestream servers.

If you'd like to review the 'SetupAcestream.bat' file, you'll see how it works. I create Docker containers starting from port 6678, and if the port is in use, I increment by 2. So, if you have one instance on port 6678, the script will try to create another container on port 6680, and so on.

Thank you!

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