Playback Error - No compatible streams are currently available. via iOS

[linilly 0]

Posted 07 November 2015 - 04:37 PM

I receive the following message when I try to play .m2ts media via Emby for iOS 1.6.8.

But, Emby works well when I try to play same media via any Web browser (Chrome/Windows, Safari/iOS both).

 

It looks like trying direct streaming. But, iOS is not compatible for MPEG2-TS.

So, I've try to setting the streaming bandwidth limits. But That's never any effects.

(Therefore, No transcoding log has been generated.)

 

I've installed Version 3.6.0.76 beta on Fedora release 29.

 

Any idea?

Edited December 13, 2018 by linilly

[Luke 42078]

Hi there, can you please attach the emby server log? thanks !

[linilly 0]

Hi Luke,

 

Sorry, I forgot to attach the file.

Log.txt

[Luke 42078]

Hi there, it appears it never even tried to stream the file. can you please attach the complete log file? this is only a snippet. The complete log file will help me understand context. Thanks !

[linilly 0]

Sorry, Here it is.

Log.txt

[Luke 42078]

Can you supply a copy of the media info from the bottom of the web app detail screen? You can just copy and paste it here. Thanks !

[linilly 0]

of course. Here it is.

 

 

Recently, I remembered that I have stored HEVC media.

I tried play that, but exactly the same result as MPEG2-TS sample.

I also attach information of HEVC sample.

 

 

thanks.

[Luke 42078]

Emby for iOS 1.6.9 was released today. Is it still the same result? Thanks !

[linilly 0]

Thanks for the quick correspondence.

I have updated app to 1.6.9 but I got the same result...

 

I have attached debug log.

regards.

Log.txt

[Luke 42078]

Thanks. Is it possible to provide a sample video for testing?

[Luke 42078]

Also I notice you're testing out of your server network. Have you tried from inside the local network? Thanks !

[linilly 0]

Sorry, I can't provide you a sample video because these video are japanese anime. I afraid DMCA violation....

 

Now, I tried from inside the local network, It works well..

Is there a possibility of problems with NAT or reverse proxy (Nginx)?

 

Is there a possibility of problems with NAT or reverse proxy (Nginx)

Edited December 14, 2018 by linilly

[linilly 0]

But, it was working when I construction that based CentOS a few weeks ago.

(Naturally, the network configuration was the same.)

 

Does this mean that the cause of the problem is in the OS?

[fouad1995 0]

Can you supply a copy of the media info from the bottom of the web app detail screen? You can just copy and paste it here. 

It's not an end-all be-all speed improvement though and in some cases it won't even help at all. If we are satisfied with the current speeds, a more portable build is preferable. If we do need the extra speed, it's worth considering in the future though, if skia with dng support is not a thing on freebsd by then that is.

Edited December 16, 2018 by Luke

[Luke 42078]

@@fouad1995 I've removed the spam links from your posting. Please try to refrain from doing that. Thanks.

[Luke 42078]

 

Sorry, I can't provide you a sample video because these video are japanese anime. I afraid DMCA violation....

 

Now, I tried from inside the local network, It works well..

Is there a possibility of problems with NAT or reverse proxy (Nginx)?

 

Is there a possibility of problems with NAT or reverse proxy (Nginx)

 

 

@@linilly you can't send one privately?