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same message, looking for server ... :/

Is your NAS in the same subnet as your browser? I observed the same behaviour when I was accessing PMS over wifi, while the wifi network had another subnet than the wired network. (With a router in between, of course)

192.168.0.10 is the NAS address, local ip

192.168.0.10:32400/web is the plex on the nas

and right now i'm accessing my network via vpn, and i can access local addresses


aaannnd you're right

this is the pic from a raspi in the same network

how do you disable transcoding to avoid any crash or error ??

@Mijzelf
Thank you for the trick

kicsrules wrote:how do you disable transcoding to avoid any crash or error ??

On server settings you have an option to do it (CPU usage) if I remember well :?:

says automatic, not disabled :/

Indeed, according to plex forum, there is no way to disable transcoding.

But you can set some options so that transcoding fails quickly (eg. timeout)

thnx for the info

after playing with the setup (it took 2 days to scan my library) i noticed that kodi/spmc does not stream correctly the movies, don't really know if this was part of it but i would like to uninstall it... how do i do it ?

how do i uninstall the plex server ?


edit: plexmediaserver uninstall