

- #PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER 1080P#
- #PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER DRIVER#
- #PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER ANDROID#
- #PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER WINDOWS#
#PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER DRIVER#
E/AC3 both still direct play as they did previously, so that's fine, but no files I've tried with DTS audio work.Īll the parts of the system (Plex>TV>Receiver) theoretically support it, but as covered here and here and here there's a problem with the hardware driver that means apps (aside from built-in system apps) cannot pass-through DTS audio. I then backed out and tried again, but this time the video showed as 100% buffered instantly and had no audio whatsoever. The file worked fine otherwise, but stereo doesn't cut it when you've gotten used to surround sound.
#PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER ANDROID#
Since the Android TV app I use to watch Plex was updated, I was happy to see files that previously stretched my server with transcoding because of DTS audio, were now being directly played until I realised the sound was not surround despite the surround source. Video files with DTS-HD 5.1 and 7.1 (all I have causing problems AFAIK) Plex Server Version 3.27.1 - Running on unRAID 6.4.0 Hi, recently my Plex Android TV app got updated and now all the video files with DTS audio.
#PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER 1080P#
Of course the investment in these system is for the next 5 years or more, and now i use a maximum of 1080p but 4k is on the corner for new tv's and other players. I know the Intel I7 has a video build in and can theoretic can hardware transcoding and the AMD does not, but there is place for a PCI video card in the nas for that if it is supported in plex on a qnap. So the CPU choice is mainly for Plex, but i cant find anything wat is best for PLEX.
#PLEX MEDIA PLAYER AUDIO STUTTER WINDOWS#
The NAS will be used for 2 virtual windows servers but they don't do much and will be idle for the most 99% of time, Plex is the main application. I am Richard and a happy Plex user for many years, but I want a new NAS, currently i use an old synology (DS1512+) but want to do more with it (such as virtualization of my windows server, and fase out my other power-hungry windows servers).Īnd i found two qnap-nas system the TVS-1282 with a Intel I7 or the TS-1277 with a AMD ryzen 1700, both will have 32gb of memory * Hard disks show normal behaviour in read speed.Īnyone has any input, comments on above to trace the issue why any 4K content shows this behaviour ? Similar undesirable behaviour with 4 different friends that all have green checkboxes on Player hardware, bandwidth and knowledge. * Ethernet shows an average of 55 Mbit/s when streaming 4K Content * Due to Direct Play on both Video and Audio, CPU and RAM are hardly affected on Plex Server * Asus Router show 4% to 9% CPU usage when someone is trying to stream 4K content.

* This was the only active stream during the tests & Server was not doing something else * Has 300Mbit/s up & 30Mbit/s down WLAN, very steady (confirmed via speed tests)īenchmarks during remote playback of 4K content * Tried the updated official Plex app for LG as well, same behaviour. * Runs XPlay on LG OLED55C7V with Direct Play & Stream enabled, subtitles disabled. * My TV downstairs LG OLED55C7V with XPlay, streaming direct Play for both Video and Audio in almost all cases Speedtests on the server confirm speeds (576 / 544) * WLAN is Fiber connection of 500 Mbit/s up & down. * Plex Server running on a 32 thread, 16 Core CPU Server with 64GB RAM connected via 1000 Mbit/s LAN. I think it's good to give some details about the setup on both sides: I don't have this problem running the content locally on my Plex server, or on my TV downstairs. The problem is that when my friends are trying to play any 4K content, the video starts ok, but in most cases after random (could be 30, 45, 60) seconds of playback it's stutters and seems like it cannot keep up.
