dazoo 0 Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 (edited) So I have this weird issue on my emby server, and I don’t know if it’s settings related or emby just won’t do the job. Whenever I try to stream from my Emby server via DLNA a let’s say 720p 10bit x265 movie on my TV it plays normal as long as I don’t try and forward it. If I forward it, the movie crashes, saying file is not compatible. (non 10bit x265 work fine even at 1080p) Strangely if I use libreelec as upnp server streaming the same movie, one the same hardware, via the exact same operation it seeks and plays flawlessly & I can even throw at it 1080p 10bit or 4k 10bit Both configurations ran after clean install on Debian 11, with default settings. Any suggestions? Edited April 25, 2022 by dazoo
dazoo 0 Posted April 25, 2022 Author Posted April 25, 2022 (edited) Hey, I guess you need the logs to start with. Sorry about that! I hope I've attached the right ones, since they're too many. My TV model is LG UP77003LB and my server is set up on a fujitsu futro S920 thin client with a CPU model AMD G-Series GX-415GA, 4GB ram & AMD Radeon HD 8330E onboard GPU. I've formatted the disk and installed libreelec to act as a DLNA server to check if there would be any kind of hardware issue, or incompability with x265 codec with my TV, but as I originally mentioned there was no problem in playing/seeking, in 10bit x265 files. It even worked flawlessly for the same bitrate & codec at 720p, 1080p & even 4K resolution. (Always streaming using DLNA directly from my TV). So after that, I clean installed Debian 11 again (headless) & emby server, but there was the same original problem. The file starts playing, but as soon as I try to seek forward it crashes. TV shows a message that quotes, "The file is not compatible, try to play next file?". Also higher resolutions like 1080p at 10bit x265 were a bit choppy. I also tried to stream from emby DLNA server to a raspberry pi 3 that I have laying around, and it worked fine there. Thank you for your time! embyserver.txt ffmpeg-transcode-d2b7dfd3-b5a0-4812-921d-33cd8faa106d_1.txt Edited April 25, 2022 by dazoo attaching latest logs when error occured
dazoo 0 Posted April 25, 2022 Author Posted April 25, 2022 (edited) Yes. I press the input menu on my TV, and select emby dlna server. (Same procedure like testing with libreelec). Edited April 25, 2022 by dazoo
Luke 42078 Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 OK. for the next release we've added hevc to the direct play profiles for lg, so if it direct plays with that then I'm sure the experience will be much better.
dazoo 0 Posted April 25, 2022 Author Posted April 25, 2022 Oh, that's great news, since I was thinking of having to re-do almost my entire library, removing all 10bit files, since most of them are encoded like that. I'll wait for a bit longer then! I've also requested a feature before, and you mentioned that it would also be in the next version. That was using the friendly server name for announcing without the "Emby - " prefix. (Now for example emby dlna server is announced as "Emby - MyServer" and not as simple as "My Server". Is this still going to make it to the next release?
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