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Player halts when playing any transcoded media on webOS 23 #5068
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This still occurs. I've found quite a few mentions of this issue, especially in relation to DoVi. It seems to be a problem when the "prefer fMP4" option is enabled. Transcoding seems to work fine with this option turned off. Here are some related links: |
I get an issue where the webOS client on my 2013 model stopps working correctly whenever it transcodes sth. If I use direct play, i loads perfectly fine.. But when I try to transcode or use an unsupported audio track/subtitle track it stops the image and keeps running fine with the audio but without an imag. This only happens while transcding without giving me any error Der Prinz aus Zamunda runs fine as it is streaming fine, bur Deadpool or Boss Baby crash as they don't stream directly Edit: I disabled fMP4 and now all my media works fine.That goes for HDR,DV,SDR and before they did not work |
Can confirm. 4K HEVC HDR content was not playing after updating to 10.9.3 until I disabled fMP4 on my LG C1. |
can also confirm, the exact same issue, video was not playing on WebOS if transcoded until i disabled fMP4 |
I have similar issue but with video plays as remux (LG SK9500 (WebOS 4.0)) https://forum.jellyfin.org/t-file-playback-stops-with-fmp4-hls-enabled-on-lg-tv-10-9-3 |
+1 anything transcoded causes severe playback issues with Any transcode output will cause this. Observed when encoding to H264, H265, and AV1 Some examples I've noticed:
Jellyfin server version - 10.9.1 |
Do you remember the last working version of jellyfin server where you did not have these errors? |
If fMP4 doesn't work on your TV, don't enable it. It is currently enabled by default on LG TVs because webOS is also Chrome. No need to wait for #5553 - disable it manually. |
I too have the same issue. To the point now that unless I watch video from start to finish, I am unable to resume playback. Disabling fMP4 allows at least resumes playback from the same position but about 10-30 seconds later it stops again. There are a couple of threads related to this issue. I have also found disabling subtitles delays the halting. I really hope #5553 fixes this issue because at the moment my entire library is unplayable. |
It looks more like the transcoding folder has run out of free space. |
I have attached all the log files. It indeed has DoVi, It plays for a few seconds then pauses, subtitles continue, then it continues playing albeit it will pause every now and then, and then finally, the screen will just be stuck and this is the end of the logs (appears that jellyfin thinks the stream has been cancelled). Not sure space is an issue, Jellyfin is installed on on its own drive separate to media. Just checked it is showing over 350gb+ available) Log ffmpeg 2.txt Just to add, both server and client are on the same network via ethernet. I am sort of direct playing the file through sftp / dlna via another android player and it is playing fine, no stuttering. |
It looks like it is Docker (I was referring to Moreover, it is already remuxing to TS, so you have #5553 virtually applied (disabled fMP4 and probably disabled video transcoding). We need to see what is happening on the client side. |
I think I hit this issue earlier in the week. It wasn't due to running out of space for the transcode and it also wasn't a network speed issue. I ended up having to manually remux to mp4 in order to direct play and avoid Jellyfin doing anything. When I get time I'll try to debug this issue if no one else has figured it out by then. |
I just created two new installations of Jellyfin, one with v10.8.13 and the other with v10.9.6. Both running in containers with no hardware acceleration for transcoding. Tried with both fMp4 on and off. I tested with one file that requires transcoding with both versions - a mkv container with H264 and VORBIS. I think the audio is what triggers the transcode. v10.8.13 was able to play the file with no issues while transcoding. v10.9.6 basically freezes up as reported here. Sometimes I can get the playback info overlay to show and the contents are exactly the same as v10.8.13. Have not had a chance to grok logs yet. This only happens with WebOS client - browser on PC works fine. EDIT: my specific issue was due to |
I have disabled fMp4 but I haven't disabled video transcoding (not actively)
Happy to provide but I cannot seem to find any options on the app on TV for logs |
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Describe The Bug
On a new (2023) LG 65" C3 (webOS 23) I am unable to play anything that is transcoded. No matter what the video or audio codec is, if it is coming from an HLS stream via transcoding it won't play correctly.
If I play from the start of the stream, everything works fine. If I skip ahead to an already transcoded time (within the red bar on the server's dashboard), it works fine. But if I skip ahead too far (past the red bar), or just start playing part way through, it bugs out.
When it bugs out, the screen updates to the correct frame, but playback doesn't carry on from that point. If I skip back or forward from then on, the same thing occurs. I can see the correct still frames, but no playback. It's like it's permanently paused. Sometimes I'll hear a couple of seconds of audio before it stops.
Oddly, I see no error in the Jellyfin server logs. The transcoding works fine and continues as normal while the playback has halted in the client. The client's Playback Info shows no dropped or corrupted frames, and the transcoding progress ticks upwards, but only if I repeatedly pause and unpause the stream (while it remains halted on screen).
This behaviour also occurs using the web interface in the webOS browser, so it isn't specific to the webOS client. I can't reproduce this anywhere outside of webOS though.
This issue should be reproducible every time by forcing any sort of transcoding. As I can't seem to find any related bug report for such a common use case, I'm thinking that this is either a regression or a webOS 23 specific issue.
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Expected Behavior
Plays the stream correctly
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