Re: Playback of certain videos on Samsung TV stop about 15 seconds after starting with multiple transcoders
Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2021 6:52 am
Ok, so I've fixed it, playback works through UMS and I did not have to transcode videos in advanced. But I did a lot of things about the same time and I don't know what changes exactly did the trick. But here's a summary.
First, in the config file I changed these following lines:
DefaultVBVBufSize = false
MuxDTSToMpeg = false
ChunkedTransfer = false
Then, inside the UMS GUI, I went into the transcoding settings and did this:
Also, within the VLC Video and VLC Web Video settings I added a check box next to "Enable Experimental Codecs".
I also opened up the Audio settings tab within transcode settings and unchecked "Keep AC-3 tracks"
Playback of all the videos I was having problems with appears to be working now. I cannot jog back and forth within the video while playing back, but that's ok. This is better than transcoding in advanced which would have imparted a loss of quality as well as consumed more hard drive space with the resulting files, even if I deleted the originals.
Chances are just one of these changes did the trick, if not a couple... I just don't know which ones yet and don't want to experiment any more as my wife is now enjoying a show she couldn't watch previously. I'll play with it some more later.
First, in the config file I changed these following lines:
DefaultVBVBufSize = false
MuxDTSToMpeg = false
ChunkedTransfer = false
Then, inside the UMS GUI, I went into the transcoding settings and did this:
Also, within the VLC Video and VLC Web Video settings I added a check box next to "Enable Experimental Codecs".
I also opened up the Audio settings tab within transcode settings and unchecked "Keep AC-3 tracks"
Playback of all the videos I was having problems with appears to be working now. I cannot jog back and forth within the video while playing back, but that's ok. This is better than transcoding in advanced which would have imparted a loss of quality as well as consumed more hard drive space with the resulting files, even if I deleted the originals.
Chances are just one of these changes did the trick, if not a couple... I just don't know which ones yet and don't want to experiment any more as my wife is now enjoying a show she couldn't watch previously. I'll play with it some more later.