Watch that show or movie that you suddenly remembered today, but has stopped airing for a decade. Click on a nostalgic cartoon from your childhood. We find all the shows for you so you don't have to. And the show already moved to Disney Plus anyway. If I've left something out or more data is required please feel free to get back to me.So you go on netflix just to find that they stopped streaming the show.Oh no wait, it expired 2 months ago. If I was super picky it's not as smooth as I'd like it on screen but others I showed couldn't pick it Working file test 01: Different movie and works relatively well. It seems to want to transcode it but I'm not sure why Non-working file test 02: Different movie but same issue. Bandwidth seems to be topping out but I've really got no idea how to interpret the graph Non-working file test 01: This file just won't play. Nvidia Shield (struggles to play most files tested)īy way of example I have added some screenshots of my plex server whilst playing a test file that works and 2 others that don't in the hope someone might see something that has so far eluded me and might say "Ah-ha!" PS4 Pro (seems to play more files than the Shield) NAS - Synology DS 1821+ running DSM 7.0-41890Ĥx4 HDMI Matrix Switcher (PS4 Pro plays file with Plex app (client) via switcher to 4K TV) Plex server - 64-bit Win 10 Pro i7-8700 CPU 3.20GHz 3.19 GHz with 16 GB RAM Some files make my cores hot and I get warnings. I have set Plex to prefer to 'Direct Stream' as I feel that transcoding will create more issues (?) So I don't know if it's a bandwidth issue on my LAN? My CPU not powerful enough? Not enough RAM on the plex server? File type issue? I really don't know. Some files work great and others just stop/start every second (I presume buffering?) but I have no freaking idea why. I'm hoping someone with the know-how or knowledge can either point me in the right direction or even help me troubleshoot the problem.īasically I am trying to play 4k video files from my Plex Server with the files themselves stored on my NAS. Hello and apologies if this question is in the wrong place or already asked, I spent some time looking on the site and couldn't find a match
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