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therealtobo
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Hi everyone,

Yesterday I realized that remote playback wasn't working anymore. I've been fiddling around with this today and have some more information regarding this. I don't know exactly when this started as I very rarely use remote playback. So, connecting to the server remotely is fine, login works etc. But when I try to start a movie I get the following error message:

Playback Error
No compatible streams are currently available. Please try again later or contact your system administrator for details. 

After some testing i realized that playback works if I go towards the internal address 192.168.x.y but not when using emby.mydomain.com. I haven't changed anything in nginx lately and I haven't fiddled with any server settings in Emby either. I've tried upgrading to 4.6.7.0 without any change in behavior. 

Ubuntu: 20.04.3

Emby: 4.6.7.0

I've attached a log from when clicking play until the error message appears.

 

Playback Errodebug log.txtr

No compatible streams are currently available. Please try again later or contact your system administrator for details.
therealtobo
Posted

Hi @Luke, sure thing, I'll upload tomorrow!

Thanks!

therealtobo
Posted (edited)

@Luke I took care of it straight away instead. The following file is the complete file and i restarted the server before testing to keep it smaller. This is the sequence tested:

1. Started server.

2. Tried playback using remote FQDN, did not work.

3. Tried playback of the same movie using local 192.168 adress, worked.

embyserver.txt

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therealtobo
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Some more notes:

  1. For the failed playbacks i get no ffmpeg log
  2. Using the android app on my phone I can replicate this. Running on the same wlan, playback works. Running on cell network, playback gets the same error message.

 

therealtobo
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@LukeI wonder if something has changed in the backend (letsencrypt, nginx, similar), I started fiddling with the nginx-conf anyways since that seemed to be the logical option and I found someone who talked about getting the same error because of nginx conf even though it was a long time ago. I'll try to add line after line to the configuration and see what is causing this but for now it might actually be solved. By tracking down a "faulty line" I'm also hoping to understand what has actually happened.

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therealtobo
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It was this pesky little line below that wasn't in the original guide (since I haven't edited it since starting to use emby). I think it all works now but need to do more testing. Has something changed recently in nginx/emby which made that line necessary and I missed it?

 proxy_buffering off;

Found the line in this updated nginx example: 

 

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Thanks for the feedback.

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