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Direct Playback Stutters after 15-45 minutes - FaptainCrunch7 - 2025-02-24
Recently, JF has been giving me some issues with playback. JF is direct playing a movie, and after awhile it starts playing in slowmotion. If I back out of the movie and go back in, its fine again for another short amount of time, but then stutters again. I have JF in docker on UNRAID a Ryzen 5600g and 16gb DDR4. When it hangs, CPU is less than 5% with RAM at 20%. I tried with Transcoding enabled and disabled, same issue. Both me and the other user use Android TV and the sever is 10.10.6.
Running a speed test from my AP to the client, I get a consistent 200+ mbps. Same issue also happens to a friend who uses my JF by accessing it on a reverse proxy. Speed test at my router is 350mbps, with my server hardwired directly to it. It never used to do this. Kinda of lost.. any ideas?
Logs from the docker HERE. Logs from JF server HERE
RE: Direct Playback Stutters after 15-45 minutes - TheDreadPirate - 2025-02-25
Which reverse proxy are you using? Nginx Proxy Manager?
I see that Jellyfin is running in bridge mode. Is the reverse proxy also running with bridge networking? Is the Jellyfin container publishing port 8096?
RE: Direct Playback Stutters after 15-45 minutes - FaptainCrunch7 - 2025-02-26
(Yesterday, 02:32 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Which reverse proxy are you using? Nginx Proxy Manager?
I see that Jellyfin is running in bridge mode. Is the reverse proxy also running with bridge networking? Is the Jellyfin container publishing port 8096?
Both JF and NPM are bridge networking and Jellyfin is on port 8096. Everythings been working great for years. I access JF from local lan at home.
RE: Direct Playback Stutters after 15-45 minutes - TheDreadPirate - 2025-02-26
When you say "jellyfin is on port 8096", does that mean that you are publishing port 8096? I usually see the host's IP in the log when port publishing is used, but I don't see that. Just the bridge IP.
Can you share screenshots of how Jellyfin and NPM are configured in unRAID. And screenshots of the NPM proxy settings for Jellyfin? Censor the domain name.