Emby server not remembering audio/subs settings

[Alefielm 7]

Hi, Im having this issue, go into, in this case 4K HVEC HDR10 movie with multiple audio tracks and subtitle tracks (PGSSUB and SRT).

I select English and SRT.

Refresh the page, and it goes back to the first (default) track, so it's casting the same (with some errors because of the PGSSUB I think).

Emby version 4.6.7.0

Any idea?

Thanks!

 

[GrimReaper 4740]

28 minutes ago, Alefielm said:

Refresh the page

Why are you refreshing the page? If the item is unplayed, it'll go back to settings according your preferences. In order for selection (that differs from preferred) to "stick", item has to be played, few seconds should suffice. 

[Alefielm 7]

Because I want to left it configured for the time I going to watch it. Ok, have another problem...it doesn't play local with any configuration

embyserver.txt ffmpeg-transcode-7ce798a8-cf96-48e8-aace-0bb581791d9f_1.txt

[Luke 42078]

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I select English and SRT.

Refresh the page, and it goes back to the first (default) track, so it's casting the same (with some errors because of the PGSSUB I think).

Hi, it doesn't work that way. The selections are only saved once you start playing.

[Alefielm 7]

2 minutes ago, Luke said:

Hi, it doesn't work that way. The selections are only saved once you start playing.

But I can't play, and seems that playing don't use the selected setting. Thanks!

[Luke 42078]

4 hours ago, Alefielm said:

Because I want to left it configured for the time I going to watch it. Ok, have another problem...it doesn't play local with any configuration

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It looks like your server machine just can't transcode this quickly enough to be playable. It has to do this because Firefox does not support hevc. You may want to consider playing with an Emby app that can direct play the content, such as our android, iOS or windows apps.

[Alefielm 7]

Just now, Luke said:

It looks like your server machine just can't transcode this quickly enough to be playable. It has to do this because Firefox does not support hevc. You may want to consider playing with an Emby app that can direct play the content, such as our android, iOS or windows apps.

That's why I'm using Roku, tried FF local...and same result :(, let's continue on the roku Thread then

thanks!

[Luke 42078]

I also forgot to mention that if you lower the quality setting in the web app so that the server transcodes to a lower resolution, then you might be able to find a value where your server machine is fast enough to handle it.

Just be careful to put the option back to Auto so that it's not causing unnecessary transcoding in other cases where it's not needed.