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[USER=77761]@Ronski[/USER] I had a quick check of your logs, the relevant error is[CODE][2021-03-21 11:06:55,284] [Log ] [MPMain ] [INFO ] - TSReaderPlayer: Open file: rtsp://Server2021:554/stream3.0[2021-03-21 11:06:57,297] [Error ] [MPMain ] [ERROR] - TSReaderPlayer: Failed to open file:rtsp://Server2021:554/stream3.0 :0x80004005[/CODE]Unfortunately that error code is one of those really useful 'something went wrong but I can't be any more specific than that' codes but it looks like a network related issue.One thing you can try (if UNC doesn't work) that has resolved similar issues in the past is to set a static IP address for your TV server, then use that IP address in the TV Server hostname box in the client configuration, rather than the name of the Server (or auto) that you appear to be using. This cuts out the hostname->IP lookup on the network that sometimes appears to cause issues with the client.
[USER=77761]@Ronski[/USER] I had a quick check of your logs, the relevant error is
[CODE][2021-03-21 11:06:55,284] [Log ] [MPMain ] [INFO ] - TSReaderPlayer: Open file: rtsp://Server2021:554/stream3.0
[2021-03-21 11:06:57,297] [Error ] [MPMain ] [ERROR] - TSReaderPlayer: Failed to open file:rtsp://Server2021:554/stream3.0 :0x80004005[/CODE]
Unfortunately that error code is one of those really useful 'something went wrong but I can't be any more specific than that' codes but it looks like a network related issue.
One thing you can try (if UNC doesn't work) that has resolved similar issues in the past is to set a static IP address for your TV server, then use that IP address in the TV Server hostname box in the client configuration, rather than the name of the Server (or auto) that you appear to be using. This cuts out the hostname->IP lookup on the network that sometimes appears to cause issues with the client.