2010-01-21, 22:07
Hey guys,
Anyone have any ideas, the script is failing for me. It will launch and then fail almost immediately.
When I run makemkv and load up the disk from the desktop then click on stream it is loading up at http://localhost:51003 for all the blu-rays I have tested.
The weird thing is that if I reboot Gone in Sixty Seconds will play then if I try another disk it fails.
I am rebooting now and I am going to look at the Gi60s bd and see what it's address is after a clean boot.
OK, I booted up and checked the disk after a clean boot and sure enough the address is 51000 not 51003, so if I try and play the disk now it will stream then if I stop it and load another disk it will fail as the stream for the new disk is at 51003 it seems.
***EDIT*** So in trying to diagnose this, I loaded up MKV grabbed The Fifth Element, loaded up the disk, read it. loaded up xbmc switched to window mode loaded up firefox and the http play line. started the stream and watched, it actually starts to buffer the file for some reason and then to the point it crashes xbmc (kills it) and then just continually buffers for about 5 minutes straight but completely takes over the machine while it is doing so.
I am wondering if it is an issue with the blu-ray reader or not enough memory, The reader is only a 4 times. I am going to try that movie in my LG combo reader in my windows machine. Nope no luck that way either. it just crashes xbmc and continues buffering.
***EDIT*** Well I have tried about 15 Movies now and the only one I can get to work ON A CLEAN BOOT is Gone in 60 Seconds. All the others either go into a buffering state and basically freeze the system from other functions or run the script count to 100 and then the script closes. this is on an IONITX-F-E with 2GB Ram and the Liteon 4x blu reader.
I have googled for any issues surrounding this drive, firmware etc and i have found nothing, I think I will up the ram to 4 and try it out. If I run tops remotely while it is trying to buffer or play the stream it just pegs everything. ***EDIT***
Regards,
Dave
Anyone have any ideas, the script is failing for me. It will launch and then fail almost immediately.
When I run makemkv and load up the disk from the desktop then click on stream it is loading up at http://localhost:51003 for all the blu-rays I have tested.
The weird thing is that if I reboot Gone in Sixty Seconds will play then if I try another disk it fails.
I am rebooting now and I am going to look at the Gi60s bd and see what it's address is after a clean boot.
OK, I booted up and checked the disk after a clean boot and sure enough the address is 51000 not 51003, so if I try and play the disk now it will stream then if I stop it and load another disk it will fail as the stream for the new disk is at 51003 it seems.
***EDIT*** So in trying to diagnose this, I loaded up MKV grabbed The Fifth Element, loaded up the disk, read it. loaded up xbmc switched to window mode loaded up firefox and the http play line. started the stream and watched, it actually starts to buffer the file for some reason and then to the point it crashes xbmc (kills it) and then just continually buffers for about 5 minutes straight but completely takes over the machine while it is doing so.
I am wondering if it is an issue with the blu-ray reader or not enough memory, The reader is only a 4 times. I am going to try that movie in my LG combo reader in my windows machine. Nope no luck that way either. it just crashes xbmc and continues buffering.
***EDIT*** Well I have tried about 15 Movies now and the only one I can get to work ON A CLEAN BOOT is Gone in 60 Seconds. All the others either go into a buffering state and basically freeze the system from other functions or run the script count to 100 and then the script closes. this is on an IONITX-F-E with 2GB Ram and the Liteon 4x blu reader.
I have googled for any issues surrounding this drive, firmware etc and i have found nothing, I think I will up the ram to 4 and try it out. If I run tops remotely while it is trying to buffer or play the stream it just pegs everything. ***EDIT***
Regards,
Dave
