If it still doesnt work, try editing the profile. If that doesn't work, temporarily move (or backup) the Roku-7.x.xml file away from the /Plex Media Server/Profiles/ folder to see if that works, but it might just download a replacement copy. media server for personal streaming movies tv music photos in mobile app or browser for all devices android iOS windows phone appletv androidtv smarttv and.
I'd probably go ahead and try deleting the Codecs & restarting first. Since you mentioned no file type works it's probably more than just codecs. Strictly speaking, Plex is an XBMC separation code. There is a way to try and tinker with it to increase compatibility and avoid transcodes: When this issue happens to me, on Roku as well (I dont have other platforms), I have to go and delete the folders inside /Plex Media Server/Codecs/ and restart the server.īut, your logs also say it's following the Roku-7.x profile which dictates what formats are compatible. And something about mp3 audio? I feel like I had a similar issue previously where the profile was trying to transcode good audio to MP3 for some reason.Įither way, it's getting stuck transcoding in this situation. Content is available under CC BY-SA 3.0 unless otherwise noted. They offer access to streaming media content from online services. I'm inexperienced at reading logs, but skimming through I think I see it as a HEVC video transcoded to H264. Roku is a brand of hardware digital media players manufactured by American company Roku, Inc. In my experience, when it gets stuck at 33%, it's failing to transcode audio. Note that transcoding 4K content can be a CPU-intensive process and some lower-powered computers (and especially NAS devices) might not be capable of doing so in real-time.You mentioned below you cleared cache and "data" but what exactly does data mean? So, on other models, any 4K content you have would need to be transcoded down by your Plex Media Server. Other Roku models do not support 4K playback of content. View photo tags and see related photos in the photo player. Tip!: If you have 4K content with a different encoding (such as H.264), it cannot be played at 4K and will instead be transcoded down to a maximum of 1080p.
If your Roku model doesn’t support 4K playback or your content is not compatible, your Plex Media Server will need to be capable of transcoding the content. Yes, “4K” content is supported, depending on what model Roku player you have.
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