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Roku Transcoding when remux would work #818
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As a further bit of information, the normal log file contains:
"VideoProfileNotSupported" appears to be why it's transcoding, but why is it remux works fine (if transcode is disabled), but transcode is selected as the preferred option when both are enabled? |
@Sector14 are you still experiencing this issue with the latest stable version of the app, v1.6.6? |
Sorry I never got a notification for your question, so a bit of a late response. I'm not able to test any more as I moved from Roku to an Apple TV with SwiftFin. |
@Sector14 No problem. If you happen to use a roku again, your HDR files should direct play with the upcoming |
Describe the bug
I try to play a file back and Jellyfin transcodes it (which my server cannot cope with due to 4k video), however if I disable transcoding audio/video in the server settings but leave remuxing enabled, the roku will play the file back fine.
Expected behavior
Remux would be used rather than transcoding as the Roku works fine with transcoding disabled.
Logs
File playback with transcoding and remux enabled on server
File played back with transcoding options disabled but remuxing enabled
Is this an issue with the Roku4k incorrectly reporting what it supports? It just seems odd that jellyfin/roku will remux and playback fine with that, but when transcoding is enabled, it prefers to do that than the more efficient remux.
Disabling transcoding temporarily works on this test file. However, I cannot leave it disabled as I need transcoding in order for movie rips like Avatar to play back with image based subtitles (which the roku does not support) baked in.
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