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11-28-2010
12:28 PM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
It looks like the problem is in the video encoding, not the audio. The decoder is rejecting the video format. It's not immediately clear to me why, but I'll try to look into this next week.
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11-30-2010
02:12 PM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
"RokuMarkn" wrote:
It looks like the problem is in the video encoding, not the audio. The decoder is rejecting the video format. It's not immediately clear to me why, but I'll try to look into this next week.
--Mark
Thanks Mark,
For your reference, the file was created by Expression Encoder 4 Pro (licensed version, build 1651).
Can you recommend any tools to examine the contents of WMV files? I'm referring to file format specifications.
Thanks,
HectorH
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12-03-2010
06:15 PM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
"RokuMarkn" wrote:
It looks like the problem is in the video encoding, not the audio. The decoder is rejecting the video format. It's not immediately clear to me why, but I'll try to look into this next week.
--Mark
I guess you didn't get a chance to look into it?
Does anybody have a channel working with WMV files? I would like to see if it's just my WMV files or a bug in the Roku box.
Thanks,
Hector

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12-04-2010
04:03 PM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
Sorry, it was a busy week and I didn't have a chance to look at it. I've filed an internal bug report so someone will look at it.
I do know that other channels are successfully using WMV files, so I'm sure there's something about the encoding of this particular file that's incompatible with our decoder, but I don't know exactly what it is.
--Mark
I do know that other channels are successfully using WMV files, so I'm sure there's something about the encoding of this particular file that's incompatible with our decoder, but I don't know exactly what it is.
--Mark
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12-06-2010
10:41 AM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
I'm finding that I am having a similar issue while creating a Beta channel. My h264 720p files are working but not WMVs. Infinite retrieving and msg = An unexpected problem (but not server timeout or HTTP error) has been detected. |
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12-16-2010
02:46 AM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
Any updates?
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01-07-2011
10:03 AM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
Happy New Year!
It has been a month since this issue was reported. Are there any updates?
It has been a month since this issue was reported. Are there any updates?
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02-17-2011
05:10 PM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
Hello Roku,
Is there a chance you are going to fix this issue?
Thank you,
Hector
Is there a chance you are going to fix this issue?
Thank you,
Hector
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02-17-2011
09:05 PM
Re: Issues playing back a WMV file
A user posted this WMV problem to me.
------------------- User --------------------------------------------
Just uploaded hirado.wmv to your incoming folder (re. http://www.chaneru.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 61&start=0)
Here's the URL where it comes from;
http://streamer2.carnation.hu/mtvod2/hirado/2011/02/17/hirado19_110217.wmv
or actually
http://streamer.carnation.hu/mtvod2/hirado/2011/02/17/hirado19_110217.wmv
as it is a server farm and streamer gets assigned to streamer 1, 2,3..etc.
Either way I enter in the browser it starts playing immediately, but when I enter it in a *.url file, the Roku attempts to stream it for a second, then nothing happens.
------------------ My Response --------------------------------------------
I created a .url with the link inserted. (A ".url" file is just a playlist for url type links.)
Roku gets a "Unsupported media format, the format is not supported or the media is corrupt.
Now the downloaded version plays fine and I put a link in a .url to the one on my disk and it plays fine.
The only thing I can think of is that Roku does multiple requests to retrieve media info. He hits the one on disk about 8 times at different offsets in the file before it starts to play. There was some mention concerning audio streams, that mp3 files work off the net but wma streams won't but they do play on a local drive.
The server they have may not do partial requests ??? or Roku just won't try it because it is on the net.
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What are the rules concerning WMV on the net verses from a local drive ?
------------------- User --------------------------------------------
Just uploaded hirado.wmv to your incoming folder (re. http://www.chaneru.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 61&start=0)
Here's the URL where it comes from;
http://streamer2.carnation.hu/mtvod2/hirado/2011/02/17/hirado19_110217.wmv
or actually
http://streamer.carnation.hu/mtvod2/hirado/2011/02/17/hirado19_110217.wmv
as it is a server farm and streamer gets assigned to streamer 1, 2,3..etc.
Either way I enter in the browser it starts playing immediately, but when I enter it in a *.url file, the Roku attempts to stream it for a second, then nothing happens.
------------------ My Response --------------------------------------------
I created a .url with the link inserted. (A ".url" file is just a playlist for url type links.)
Roku gets a "Unsupported media format, the format is not supported or the media is corrupt.
Now the downloaded version plays fine and I put a link in a .url to the one on my disk and it plays fine.
The only thing I can think of is that Roku does multiple requests to retrieve media info. He hits the one on disk about 8 times at different offsets in the file before it starts to play. There was some mention concerning audio streams, that mp3 files work off the net but wma streams won't but they do play on a local drive.
The server they have may not do partial requests ??? or Roku just won't try it because it is on the net.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
What are the rules concerning WMV on the net verses from a local drive ?
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