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<blockquote data-quote="Oxan" data-source="post: 997794" data-attributes="member: 97484">That's interesting, the non-proxied mode should work as well on the local network. If you've some time, I'd be interested in logs for a failure with the direct mode (from the debug build). Yeah, I've had anothe report of that too, but VLC should be able to detect this automatically. It's something I'll look into, but don't expect results any time soon. Your service logs are, aside from a scary-labeled error that's actually harmless (just failed to do some cleanup), error free. Your WebMediaPortal logs contain just various versions of of client disconnects and the results of poor handling of in a part of WebMP. I've fixed that for 0.5.4, so your logs will probably be a bit cleaner then. It shouldn't cause any problems, though. That's weird. I can't imagine that time of the day would have any effect on the performance... No chance that the TV is being used by children during the day, or something like that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 997794, member: 97484"] That's interesting, the non-proxied mode should work as well on the local network. If you've some time, I'd be interested in logs for a failure with the direct mode (from the debug build). Yeah, I've had anothe report of that too, but VLC should be able to detect this automatically. It's something I'll look into, but don't expect results any time soon. Your service logs are, aside from a scary-labeled error that's actually harmless (just failed to do some cleanup), error free. Your WebMediaPortal logs contain just various versions of of client disconnects and the results of poor handling of in a part of WebMP. I've fixed that for 0.5.4, so your logs will probably be a bit cleaner then. It shouldn't cause any problems, though. That's weird. I can't imagine that time of the day would have any effect on the performance... No chance that the TV is being used by children during the day, or something like that? [/QUOTE]

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