UNABLE TO PLAY: STREAM2.0 (1 Viewer)

[mm1352000]

I think this has got me before but there was a bug with something not being initialized properly and ended up as port 0 and I thought we fixed that...

@mm1352000 does this ring any bells?

No, doesn't ring any bells... but I'm really not that knowledgeable with multi-seat stuff.
I do think it is important to set the streaming server IP address (ie. don't use "(auto)"), but I am not aware of any tricks with the port.

 

[robbo100]

Well, unfortunately, when the system was woken from S3 this morning, the problem was back

I shall have a play later and see what I can find.

 

[robbo100]

I changed the streaming port again an it fixes it again this time.

Hmmmmm.

 

[Jay_UK]

Hi there,

What was the port set to before you changed it, and what have you changed it to?

Post your logs again....

J.

 

[robbo100]

Well things seem to have settled down a bit. I now have it set to port 556 and set the IP address manually as suggested by mm.

I am getting problems with no tuners being available after standby now, but have put a 2 second delay in tuner detection and will keep an eye on it (it is a new tuner, so I am still learning its idiosyncrasies).

I have also fixed the permissions on MediaPortal.xml (set the user to full control). This had happened lots with MP1.3.0a, so I wonder if it is a bug?

Thanks all

Robbo100

 

[robbo100]

@jameson_uk and @Jay_UK I spoke to soon.

The UNABLE TO PLAYTREAM problem has come back!

Logs attached (The server has a whole load of errors that appear to be because of the generic keyboard for some reason). Ignore the MP3 jack johnston errors on the client, I am yet to fix my music database after installing the new server.

Thanks

Robbo100

 

[jameson_uk]

And I guess bumping the port will work again? Will see if I can find the old thread where someone else had this issue

 

[robbo100]

Thanks mate.

Yes, I dropped the port by 1 and that worked this time (so it doesn't matter what the port is, as long as it changes!)

I have had a fairly detailed search, but not found much yet.

I saw on this thread (https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...access-to-tv-server.108407/page-2#post-870675), on Post number 13, that someone managed to do a repair on their TV Server setup by running the "package-tvengine" setup file and selecting repair. I wonder whether this might be a useful thing to try on my system? If so, where might I find (or get hold of) the package-tvengine setup file?

Rob

 

[jameson_uk]

If so, where might I find (or get hold of) the package-tvengine setup file?

Not sure it will help but you can use 7zip and just extract files from the installer (context menu in windows explorer)

 

[robbo100]

Ta

I have done a repair and I will see how things go again.