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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 1172582" data-attributes="member: 49539"><p>I have an Intel Compute Stick running Windows 10 set up as a second MP1 client (the first one is on the same machine as the TV Server). It was working (kind of) briefly, but after a Windows update, it no longer connects with the TV Server. Even when it was connecting to the TV Server, the TV streaming was intermittent, often stuttering, then stopping and presenting the connection screen.</p><p>The TV Server machine has a fixed IP address which I have entered into gentle.config (on the server).</p><p>My questions:</p><ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">How can I get the Server (presumably DB) connection to work again?</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">How can I get the connection to be more reliable</li> </ol><p>I don't believe that the network connection is at fault, even though the Compute Stick connects via WiFi. The TV Server is connected to the WLAN router by cable, and the Compute Stick client has no problem streaming video from the Internet via Online Videos. I realize that the TV stream needs more capacity than the Online Videos stream, but that shouldn't cause MP to think that it has no connection to the server. I am running the Compute Stick client with the Windows 10 native decoders (not LAV).</p><p>I have attached logfiles, recording:</p><ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol"> A failed attempt to access the TV Server</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol"> Subsequently, in the same session, successful streaming of Online Videos</li> </ol><p>TIA for any tips!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 1172582, member: 49539"] I have an Intel Compute Stick running Windows 10 set up as a second MP1 client (the first one is on the same machine as the TV Server). It was working (kind of) briefly, but after a Windows update, it no longer connects with the TV Server. Even when it was connecting to the TV Server, the TV streaming was intermittent, often stuttering, then stopping and presenting the connection screen. The TV Server machine has a fixed IP address which I have entered into gentle.config (on the server). My questions: [LIST=1] [*]How can I get the Server (presumably DB) connection to work again? [*]How can I get the connection to be more reliable [/LIST] I don't believe that the network connection is at fault, even though the Compute Stick connects via WiFi. The TV Server is connected to the WLAN router by cable, and the Compute Stick client has no problem streaming video from the Internet via Online Videos. I realize that the TV stream needs more capacity than the Online Videos stream, but that shouldn't cause MP to think that it has no connection to the server. I am running the Compute Stick client with the Windows 10 native decoders (not LAV). I have attached logfiles, recording: [LIST=1] [*] A failed attempt to access the TV Server [*] Subsequently, in the same session, successful streaming of Online Videos [/LIST] TIA for any tips! [/QUOTE]
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