2024-10-28, 12:56 AM
Yep, you're absolutely right. When I get the server running on the NAS to generate the trickplay it works without issue. This is because the data that it commits to the Trickplayinfos table in the jellyfin.db is correct. However, the information it commits to that DB when scanning the trickplay files that already exist is incorrect. It appears that the height value is not being divided by 10 like the width value is. It is almost as if there needs to be a function outside of generating trickplay files that just confirms the data about the trickplay files are correct inside the DB.
I would happily just regenerate the trickplay files but as the CPU in my NAS barely outperforms a pocket calculator it would be much more preferable if it didn't need to be done.
I have amended the initial post with an additional image of the db table I mention above. Looking at the height column the issue is quite clear. Those with Height < 200 were files generated by the NAS.
I would happily just regenerate the trickplay files but as the CPU in my NAS barely outperforms a pocket calculator it would be much more preferable if it didn't need to be done.
I have amended the initial post with an additional image of the db table I mention above. Looking at the height column the issue is quite clear. Those with Height < 200 were files generated by the NAS.