UMS 5.0.0/Java7u75/Win7x64 Exceptions
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UMS 5.0.0/Java7u75/Win7x64 Exceptions
First and always, thanks for dedicating your time to this awesome project! Everyone always says Plex is the best, yet it can't even rewind through the PS3. Pfth!
I upgraded from 4.4.0 to 5.0.0 without any hiccups. I have attached my debug log to help, but here's the header and then the important part:
Now, based on the time stamps from when the movie was started and the length of the movie, those errors appeared exactly 10 minutes before the movie ended (after credits and everything). I come to the conclusion that UMS is streaming and buffering 10 minutes of video, and the NullPointerException exceptions happened when there was no more of the video file-stream to read.
The movie ended without any issues at all, so this did not affect playback.
The only other weird thing, and I'm not sure if this is intended or a result of how the streaming works, but after the file stopped playing, the counter on the Status page for the movie kept going, and far exceeded the total possible run-time. It stayed this way, and counting, until I started to play another video. (I mention if this is a result of how streaming works, as in I'm not sure if the server ever definitely knows if the PS3 has stopped streaming. Although, one could concur that if the input stream reads EOF, once the buffer empties the video has stopped playing.)
I upgraded from 4.4.0 to 5.0.0 without any hiccups. I have attached my debug log to help, but here's the header and then the important part:
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01-28 02:39:10 Starting Universal Media Server 5.0.0
01-28 02:39:10 Based on PS3 Media Server by shagrath, copyright 2008-2014
01-28 02:39:10 http://www.universalmediaserver.com
01-28 02:39:10
01-28 02:39:10 Build: 420e5aa50 (2015-01-25)
01-28 02:39:10 Java: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 1.7.0_75 64-bit by Oracle Corporation
01-28 02:39:10 OS: Windows 7 64-bit 6.1
01-28 02:39:10 Encoding: UTF-8
01-28 02:39:10 Memory: 1138 MB
01-28 02:39:10 Language: enCode: Select all
01-28 04:42:29 Exception in thread "tsMuxeR-new.exe-19-1" java.lang.NullPointerException
01-28 04:42:29 at net.pms.io.BufferedOutputFileImpl.write(BufferedOutputFileImpl.java:357)
01-28 04:42:29 at net.pms.io.OutputBufferConsumer.run(OutputBufferConsumer.java:57)
01-28 04:42:40 Exception in thread "tsMuxeR-new.exe-43-1" java.lang.NullPointerException
01-28 04:42:40 at net.pms.io.BufferedOutputFileImpl.shiftVideo(BufferedOutputFileImpl.java:575)
01-28 04:42:40 at net.pms.io.BufferedOutputFileImpl.write(BufferedOutputFileImpl.java:373)
01-28 04:42:40 at net.pms.io.OutputBufferConsumer.run(OutputBufferConsumer.java:57)The movie ended without any issues at all, so this did not affect playback.
The only other weird thing, and I'm not sure if this is intended or a result of how the streaming works, but after the file stopped playing, the counter on the Status page for the movie kept going, and far exceeded the total possible run-time. It stayed this way, and counting, until I started to play another video. (I mention if this is a result of how streaming works, as in I'm not sure if the server ever definitely knows if the PS3 has stopped streaming. Although, one could concur that if the input stream reads EOF, once the buffer empties the video has stopped playing.)
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Re: UMS 5.0.0/Java7u75/Win7x64 Exceptions
The PS3 does not report the time back to UMS so that timer is just a timer counting time since you stated playing the file. It keeps running if you pause the video as well. Perhaps they could put a line the the PS3 configuration file to disable the timer (or for any renderer that behaves similarly).