My videos are all within folders that I have delegated as videos, music in audio folders. I don't have mixed media in the same folder. You can select more than one of those checkboxes, so mixed media in the same folder should work. It also might explain why Serviio is not finding the file type when it's adding the media to the database. If you only checked one of those boxes, that might be why only photos appear when you browse the Photos folder. When you configured your shared library folders, there are checkboxes for the type of media in that folder. Depending on its contents, that is one possibility. I've usually only seen that message if there was an issue with the file itself, usually if the file was corrupted. There's all sorts of errors like this: Skipping processing metadata for an unsupported file (C:\Shares\Photos\Andrea & Jesper\2010\trelleborg '10\MOV00123.AVI).
Has nothing to do with this issue, just a suggestion. That way devices don't have to search for a device on an address that might have changed. If that's not a static IP, or at least configured as a reserved address in your router/DHCP server, you should consider making it static. Looks like your computer has the IP address of 192.168.1.151. If you changed the correct line in the log4j.xml file, you likely need to either restart the Serviio service, or more easily just reboot the computer. Let me know if I can supply any other information to help the investigation.įor some reason the log did not switch to debug mode. I hope this information may give you or others a clue.
Serviio video file types tv#
This must be something new, as I have watched these videos on my TV earlier. However, the Serviio rendering of this folder shows exactly ZERO files. The Videos folder contains only 62 files of the types AVI MOV VOB
It look as if ALL video files are missing, in addition to a fairly large number of image files.įor example, I said that I am specifying two folders in my library: Photos and Videos There are 822 video files of types 'avi'(127) 'm4v'(7) 'mov'(222) 'mp4'(56) 'mpg'(308) 'mts'(54) 'vob'(44) 'wmv'(4)įunny enough, on the front page of the Serviio console it says that there are 822 video files and 46,599 image files. I ran a check on the files in the two folders: I don't see any entries for the vast majority of the video files that I am missing. I see a lot of problems with standard jpg files (which Serviio refuses to make available). I've attached an extract of the log file, starting earlier today when I upgraded to version 2.1. The log file did not seem to care about the DEBUG setting. I did the following about one and a half hours ago:Ģ) Changed the log4j.xml file to contain.
Serviio video file types windows 10#
FYI my environment is standard and fully updated Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.
0 kommentar(er)
