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Xbox One S recording playback requires reboot


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User went to the recording folder, then into a program, then into a season (only one episode available) and hits play.  Emby gives a spinning wheel that doesn't go away.

 

He's tried signing out and back in to fix it but it doesn't.  The only way to fix it is to reboot the Xbox.  He did all of the above this morning and I believe the recording was this one:

E:\Recordings\S.W.A.T (2017)\Season 2\S.W.A.T. S02E04 Saving Face.ts

 

Server log attached.  It has been happening for a few weeks.

 

 

Edit: There is a lot of ffmpeg transcode logs that are 0 bytes.  39 of them between 9:07-9:09 am.  Maybe related.

embyserver.txt

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The Inteset Remote we're using doesn't have the contextual button so it's difficult to close the app. That's why he reboots it instead.

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From the log I can see:

  • Successful executions of ffprobe
  • Successful executions of ffmpeg

All failures are happening with a single file only: The Big Bang Theory S12E05 The Planetarium Collision.ts

 

Most like this file is corrupt in some way.

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You mean you need to restart Emby Server as well?

 

 

Could you please replicate the whole thing without trying to play a corrupt video?

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FordGT90Concept

No, just the Xbox.

 

 

He wasn't trying to play the corrupted video, he was trying to play: E:\Recordings\S.W.A.T (2017)\Season 2\S.W.A.T. S02E04 Saving Face.ts

 

That was before and after rebooting the Xbox (same file twice).

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I asked if it was still failing to play today and he said yes. I also deleted the corrupted video so no one will try to play it anymore.

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  • 3 weeks later...
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This issue is still persistent:

1) Turn on Xbox One (it is set to power off).

2) Start Emby.

3) Log in as Lauren.

4) Try to start a recording sourced from Live TV.

5) See black screen.

6) Back all of the way out to the Emby sign out screen.

7) Power off Xbox One.

8) Wait for the Xbox One to completely power off.

9) Turn on Xbox One.

10) Start Emby.

11) Log in as Lauren.

12) Start recording sourced from Live TV.

13) Works as it should.

log.zip

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FordGT90Concept

Yup. The file doesn't really matter. Last time I reported it was a different file. Both are the same container/format.

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Probably but I'm not 100% sure. There's a remux in the folder but I'm 90% sure that's a different program being remuxed.

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Unfortunately if it is direct playing, then a remux or transcode is most likely the only fix right now. We are using the stock Microsoft player and that means we have to accept it's limitations. We'd like to replace this with mpv in the future.

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It's worth a try anyway, I'll change the setting and see what happens...

 

Edit: It was set to "Energy Saver" and I changed it to "Instant On."

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Changed it to "Instant On" fixed it. Some power saving feature probably doesn't get enabled without a reboot.

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