2023-09-15, 10:15 PM
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This really belongs in troubleshooting, as nobody has identified a bug or issue involved. I'm on 10.8.10, run a Roku Ultra, and plenty of 4K 5.1+ high-bitrate media. No issues, whether direct play or transcoded. I think you should provide the info @Toasted-jelly suggested (mediainfo or ffprobe to show codec info and more) as well as logs of when this is happening. Or you'll need to recreate the issue and provide logs of when it's happening so we can take a look.
More info on your server hardware would be appropriate at this point, too.
Additionally, I would state that network connection makes a huge difference. Connecting to a 2.4 vs. 5 GHz network makes a difference; hard-wiring your Roku is the best bet, but isn't always feasible. Even the channels you choose for your Wi-Fi can be a huge deal if you live in a congested area (e.g., living in an apartment complex). Network health plays more of a role in this kind of a thing than folks want to believe.
More info on your server hardware would be appropriate at this point, too.
Additionally, I would state that network connection makes a huge difference. Connecting to a 2.4 vs. 5 GHz network makes a difference; hard-wiring your Roku is the best bet, but isn't always feasible. Even the channels you choose for your Wi-Fi can be a huge deal if you live in a congested area (e.g., living in an apartment complex). Network health plays more of a role in this kind of a thing than folks want to believe.
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