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tsaridas / stremio-docker

Docker files for easy stremio server and client. Images pushed to Dockerhub
https://github.com/tsaridas/stremio-docker/wiki
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Unspported media #13

Closed theyoungbuck22 closed 7 months ago

theyoungbuck22 commented 7 months ago

I keep getting an "unsupported media" playback error when trying to play files using the web player. I have successfully connected to the service using HTTPS.

The specific error is "Video is not supported" when using the V5 client (web.stremio.com).

When using the V4.4 client and hosted web player, the errror is "Playback error, please try again".

tsaridas commented 7 months ago

I assume you setup the streaming server and it shows working ? logs from the docker container ?

theyoungbuck22 commented 7 months ago

Streaming server is running and the client has successfully connected according to the Stremio settings (i.e. it says 'online' in the settings view).

Looking at the Docker logs, there does appear to be an error that crops up everytime I play a media file.

tsaridas commented 7 months ago

maybe your addon is not working correctly. Try using another addon ? restart server before doing that. so just to make sure, you setup both player and server with https and you setup dns and streaming server and it shows online. you using a private ip address env variable. maybe you show the docker run settings ?

also, please remove and change your RB api key as it shows in the logs.

theyoungbuck22 commented 7 months ago

Thank you. By removing RealDebrid from Torrentio, I managed to get playback working.

I believe the issue is that, with RealDebrid enabled, the browser client tries to stream directly from the RealDebrid link rather than stream using the docker streaming service.

When just streaming public torrents using Torrentio, the functionality works as intended and the streaming link is the IP address of the docker service.

tsaridas commented 7 months ago

Honestly I haven't tried this with RealDebrid as I don't need it but I guess it shouldn't be an issue.