- #Plex error transcoder won't start 2017 osx movie
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I tried and retried again for testing, same thing.
#Plex error transcoder won't start 2017 osx movie
But once everything was supposed to be fine and good, I tried to watch a movie (4K HDR, etc) and skipping back and forth the audio went crazy. I must also say that the number of threads in the Plex support forums about HEVC not working drastically reduced in the last few months. Personally I spent so much time watching the spinning gear (eventually ending up with "Transcode error") that I decided to give up even testing. If I play a 60fps 4K HEVC video (I have plenty of demos) that won't direct play either, not a single one of the couple of dozen I tested. As I wrote it gets transcoded to AC3/EAC3. Simply because it isn't supported by tvOS. I mean, it's even in the server and client changelogs. I know for sure that 4K HDR HEVC mkv videos with Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD MA audio didn't direct play for quite some time. I love the Server side, and the Internet streaming part works wonderfully, short of the errors mentioned above.
We switched to Infuse as soon as it came out, and won't be looking back as mentioned above, as it fixes all the playback issues I mentioned. And of course, it doesn't play a fraction of the codecs my library contains.Īnd that's just the things I can think of straight away. Sometimes playback fails to start (Rarely, but it does happen).
#Plex error transcoder won't start 2017 osx update
Watch later repeatedly exits, and doesn't update properly. The GUI always have to reload entire views instead of single views on a page. Sometimes the library view doesn't show images for media until you reload the view. It takes up to a minute to forward/rewind (And sometimes doesn't work at all). Half the time I can't resume playback of my media but have to restart. I can't switch subtitles or audio tracks without restarting playback. Check your Network." despite being on a wired connection. Personally I have bought the ATV4K for Infuse (and never regretted it), because I was getting sick of Plex in my Android TV trying to transcode at most everything, even if Android TV codecs support many more video formats than tvOS.Ĭlick to expand.I can't play the majority of my media without getting the "Your connection to the server is not fast enough to stream this video. Skipping on Infuse usually gets a couple of seconds delay.
Still, unlike Infuse it can play VP9 content (transcoded) if the server HW is up to it. Hi-Res audio is always converted by the server to AC3/EAC3 (DD/DD+), also with some ugly results when i tested it last time (and it was a DD track). Plex is limited by the tvOS media player/codecs. Infuse doesn't convert anything, it has its own libraries/codecs (like the ones of Hi-Res audio). VP9.2 content (YouTube in HDR) usually doesn't. With the exception being YouTubes's videos coded in VP9 (instead of x264 or x265). It direct plays at most anything you throw at it.
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