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Android TV used to direct play 4K, now transcodes


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I have a Sony Bravia android TV that has been excellent. I used to watch 4K on it all the time, and now I can't. I'm not sure why that would change. I don't have a good enough graphics card to transcode 4K, never have, yet I used to watch 4K episodes of show and movies all the time. Now, when I try to watch those same exact shows or movies, it's transcoding and stutters really bad and only plays at around 8fps. The Stats for Nerds indicates it's transcoding. I never looked before to see what was going on, because it played the 4K files flawlessly. 

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Hi there, what does stats for nerds list as the transcoding reason?

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48 minutes ago, Luke said:

Hi there, what does stats for nerds list as the transcoding reason?

Conversion Reason <Unknown>

ETA: Info from Active Devices

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Can you please attach the ffmpeg log?

Thanks !

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OK our Android TV app thinks the video resolution is not supported. @ebr can look into this.

Thanks.,

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15 minutes ago, Luke said:

OK our Android TV app thinks the video resolution is not supported. @ebr can look into this.

Thanks.,

OK, thanks Luke. 

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@ebr log sent at 01:04 am eastern time.

Username on the local server is MordeKyle

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Hi.  Can you please test this with the beta version of the app?  I think we may have already addressed this.  Thanks.

 

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2 hours ago, ebr said:

Hi.  Can you please test this with the beta version of the app?  I think we may have already addressed this.  Thanks.

 

On the Beta version and it's playing direct. Awesome. Thanks. 

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