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Why is the cause of the failed to load resource? Can that be due to no rights allowed to access the file or directory? Is the browser trying to reach server content and the server is under a heavy load and does not respond immediately? There was also some CORS errors in trying to get content from the lines beginning with universal? CORS issue can be controlled by a browser setting or with whatever code is requesting the content to not go cross domain and trigger a CORS blocking. What is being called for these errors? Is there a plugin running? What does the browser do when it sees several CORS issues? Would that delay video streaming?

Restricted how?

Hi, no ETA but we are working on it. Thanks.

Hi, please email billingsupport@emby.media Thanks.

Emby is a Home Use server......

Minus errors in your log or timing as you are recreating preview images not needed as they are correct per files. Changed language to see if api issue but got correct results. Aired DVD

Check your client bit rate settings. ContainerBitrateExceedsLimit = bitrate set to low or set to auto.

Hello support Could you increase the limit for Emby Premiere? 80 clients is a very small number, considering that an Emby server has much more capacity than that. Would it be possible to purchase a larger limit?

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@visproductionthose errors are a consequence of previous failures and timeouts. The question is why some requests just seem to hang sometimes and not other times. Maybe due to some sleep / stagnant process or failed auth keys. Who knows.

Strict vetting for SSL propagation delay can be around 5 days. Has it been that long, since you activated the SSL? https://sslinsights.com/how-long-does-ssl-take-to-propagate/

Zel, Turning off transcoding can also cause stuttering, depending on the end user's hardware, bandwidth, Wifi, other connectivity issues. Transcoding can actually help stop stuttering if it is setup correctly. Asking about transcoding is sort of only the first step to see what is happening. We need log files and actual settings and media codecs and size when transcoding is turned on. If the media file is too large to be handled through whatever combination you have setup, the playback will pause and crash. Wifi can also cause this with simply too much distance, even other appliances in the house or just being close to large metal items, like a fireplace poker within a few feet of the Wifi receiver. Band width via Ethernet can cause problems if 1GB cable connection is mismatched with a 10/100 switch or Ethernet card.

My test Aired order DVD order per steps above (In my test these would be be wrong for my actual file order) But should work in your case as your files are in that order.

Hi all, I'm running Emby Server 4.9.3.0 natively on Ubuntu Server 24.04 (Intel i5-12500, UHD 770, QuickSync/VAAPI enabled). I have ErsatzTV feeding Live TV channels into Emby via M3U (http://192.168.8.10:8409/iptv/channels.m3u) and XMLTV. ErsatzTV outputs HLS streams at 1200 kbit/s H.264 AAC 720p. The problem: Emby always transcodes the Live TV stream rather than direct streaming it, and the transcode runs at barely above 1x real-time speed, causing buffering and stuttering on all clients. What the transcode log shows: The media source is flagged as: "SupportsDirectStream": false "SupportsDirectPlay": false The transcode reason is ContainerBitrateExceedsLimit, DirectPlayError. The HLS manifest from ErsatzTV reports variant_bitrate: 0, so Emby probes the stream and estimates ~4 Mbit/s. It then decides this exceeds the client's limit and transcodes — even when the client quality setting is set to 4 Mbit/s, resulting in a pointless transcode of a 1200 kbit/s source. The ffmpeg transcode command Emby generates: Input: ErsatzTV HLS at http://192.168.8.10:8409/iptv/session/1/hls.m3u8 Decoder: h264_qsv Encoder: h264_qsv at 10 Mbit/s (or 3.8 Mbit/s at lower quality settings) Speed: starts at ~19x, degrades to ~1.02–1.05x real-time during sustained playback At 1.02x speed there's almost no headroom, so any brief slowdown causes the client to buffer. What I've already ruled out: Local disk I/O is not the bottleneck (NVMe at <2% utilisation) NAS SMB read speed is ~45 MB/s, far above what's needed GPU is not throttling (running at ~1417 MHz) ErsatzTV's own ffmpeg pipeline is healthy and producing segments on time I guess the key question is: Is there any way to force Emby to direct stream (copy) an HLS Live TV source from an M3U tuner, rather than transcoding? The source is already H.264 AAC in an MPEG-TS container, which should be universally compatible. Is the SupportsDirectStream: false flag hardcoded for M3U Live TV sources, or is there a way to influence it via a device profile or server setting? Any help appreciated. A couple of logs attached for your reference. ffmpeg-transcode-3aa1a334-fdde-419f-a931-cb9380d36de0_1.txt ffmpeg-transcode-2c59b904-f3b8-417a-91db-6111478bb332_1 (1).txt

@visproductionthat's the upnp plugin telling emby it can't configure the router. And that's not what this is about.

Did you Refresh on the Series/Show or just the episodes? As this option affect the entire Series not individual episodes. Set Series/Show order option Refresh metadata w/replace images on Series/Show Wait a few seconds for Emby to get new info from provider Refresh web page (info should be in new order) Only way you may/will have issues is if there is Locked metadata at Series/Show or Episode levels. If this does not work, we will need to see the server log showing this process.

I'm not sure what you mean.

Hello, I'm using the Thetvdb module, but even after sorting by DVD, it didn't work. Refreshing the files didn't work either. Do I need to restart the server afterward, or is it immediate? If it's the latter, then it wasn't working. Thanks anyway.

Hi. Hopefully, it is just a temporary interruption. Thanks.

Thanks @FrostByte, Downloaded, Installed and working

Failed to load resource - possible solutions: https://windowsreport.com/error-loading-resource-chrome/

@LukeI need your help

Beton, I think naming the preroll files differently can result in a different video that plays with specific audio or video formats. Of course that can change after a transcoding, depending on the user's equipment and connection bandwidth. Another way to do this would be to use Vantage point, where you can assign a video per media. That's a lot of work creating new videos, but you can always just take a short video of yourself, explaining how wonderful a specific TV episode or film is, like a film critic preview.

Interesting feature request. It may be easier to have the alert go top center, because pushing down the Play action buttons on mobile, tablets and small browsers may not look good. They could be pushed down the page and no longer appear on the media page until the user scrolls down. Top center may look old fashion, but it will be more easily noticed. Also FYI: Vantage Point 2.0 plugin offers alert type preroll videos, per media. Of course, creating custom videos is a lot more work. https://emby.media/community/topic/111310-vantage-point-20-complete-rework

In latest log Error in GetSpecificMappingAsync occurs 119 times. Linux access rights? Emby issue?