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I apologize for writing this in the "issues" list - it seems like the wrong place. I am about 15-minutes new to github, and can't seem to find anything labeled "discussion board" or any way to contact the developer directly with a question.
Anyhow - this plugin is pretty slick, and works well for the most part. I appreciate you taking the time to put it out there. I am having trouble, though, when I try to fast-forward or rewind a recording (playing on a Roku, streaming from a Mythbuntu 14.04 installation). There's no "preview" as I normally see with Plex videos, and when I play again, it takes a very long time (up to a minute) to re-spool and resume playing the content. Hence it is very hard to use unless watching a recording start to finish without skipping commercials. I think this is probably not an issue with the plugin itself, but wanted to check... my questions are:
Does this sound familiar, or is it a known/common problem?
Do things involving the in-video controls (ff, rw, play/pause, etc) actually go through the plugin, or is that all tossed over the wall to plex?
Just trying to get some idea where I should be looking - in my setup, the plugin python code, mythtv, plex, my network setup... there's lots of moving pieces.
Thanks!
-b
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm pretty sure this is the HLS stream being encoded by the mythtv backend
server that is taking time.
On 10 Nov 2015 1:56 p.m., "builderben" [email protected] wrote:
I apologize for writing this in the "issues" list - it seems like the
wrong place. I am about 15-minutes new to github, and can't seem to find
anything labeled "discussion board" or any way to contact the developer
directly with a question.
Anyhow - this plugin is pretty slick, and works well for the most part. I
appreciate you taking the time to put it out there. I am having trouble,
though, when I try to fast-forward or rewind a recording (playing on a
Roku, streaming from a Mythbuntu 14.04 installation). There's no "preview"
as I normally see with Plex videos, and when I play again, it takes a very
long time (up to a minute) to re-spool and resume playing the content.
Hence it is very hard to use unless watching a recording start to finish
without skipping commercials. I think this is probably not an issue
with the plugin itself, but wanted to check... my questions are:
Does this sound familiar, or is it a known/common problem?
2.
Do things involving the in-video controls (ff, rw, play/pause, etc)
actually go through the plugin, or is that all tossed over the wall to
plex?
Just trying to get some idea where I should be looking - in my setup, the
plugin python code, mythtv, plex, my network setup... there's lots of
moving pieces.
Thanks!
-b
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I apologize for writing this in the "issues" list - it seems like the wrong place. I am about 15-minutes new to github, and can't seem to find anything labeled "discussion board" or any way to contact the developer directly with a question.
Anyhow - this plugin is pretty slick, and works well for the most part. I appreciate you taking the time to put it out there. I am having trouble, though, when I try to fast-forward or rewind a recording (playing on a Roku, streaming from a Mythbuntu 14.04 installation). There's no "preview" as I normally see with Plex videos, and when I play again, it takes a very long time (up to a minute) to re-spool and resume playing the content. Hence it is very hard to use unless watching a recording start to finish without skipping commercials. I think this is probably not an issue with the plugin itself, but wanted to check... my questions are:
Just trying to get some idea where I should be looking - in my setup, the plugin python code, mythtv, plex, my network setup... there's lots of moving pieces.
Thanks!
-b
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: