no compatible streaming - Ubuntu

[ysadiq 1]

Hello, please am faced with another challenge. So after resolving the access permission issues, I was able to scan my library and played a few movies. About 15 hrs later I powered up my server and tried to watch a movie only to be faced with #no compatible streaming 

@Happy2Play please move my posting to a new separate topic. Thanks.

[Happy2Play 9780]

@ysadiqplease follow this topic.

[Luke 42079]

Hi there, let's look at an example. Please attach the information requested in how to report a media playback issue. thanks !

[ysadiq 1]

1 hour ago, ysadiq said:

Hello, please am faced with another challenge. So after resolving the access permission issues, I was able to scan my library and played a few movies. About 15 hrs later I powered up my server and tried to watch a movie only to be faced with #no compatible streaming 

@Happy2Play please move my posting to a new separate topic. Thanks.

 

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[Luke 42079]

21:09:17.084 /media/sadiq/Media/Movies/The.Boss.Baby.2017.720p.WEB-DL.XviD.AC3-FGT.avi: No such file or directory

Either your media path is not valid, it has gone offline, or emby server is being denied access to it.

[ysadiq 1]

i used this command to grant access when i setup the server : setfacl -m user:emby:rx /mnt/media. can access permission change by itself after it has been granted?

[Luke 42079]

I can only tell you what I'm seeing based on the error message, and it appears to be one of the three things I mentioned.

[ysadiq 1]

i re-entered this command in my terminal setfacl -m user:emby:rwx /media/sadiq/Media it fixed the problem (videos playing now), but what i don't understand is how it lost the command entered previously.

[Luke 42079]

Thanks for the feedback.

[mastrmind11 722]

16 hours ago, ysadiq said:

i re-entered this command in my terminal setfacl -m user:emby:rwx /media/sadiq/Media it fixed the problem (videos playing now), but what i don't understand is how it lost the command entered previously.

well unless you have permissions set properly in your fstab file, you will lose whatever permissions you set manually after each reboot...