Ever since I upgraded to the latest PMS build it has been giving me trouble. At first it wouldn’t run at all when installing it directly from the activation. I downloaded the build separately on the website and “repaired” it. After finally getting back online, it wouldn’t allow me to connect to it at all from any external devices. It kept crashing. For whatever reason it’s allowing me to watch it externally, but now it randomly crashes and I have to manually turn it on again.
I’m on the latest Win10 build that came out last week.
Mine crashed too the other day after upgrading during a recording. Similar problems on install too. I had to manually start PLEX server and then fiddle with getting my web browser FF client connected, etc.
Version 1.13.0.5023 Check for Updates / Up to date and I am on WIN 7 HOME EDITION and primarily use a browser to access it 99% of time on same work station which is my media center connected to a plasma.
I gave in and rolled it back to the previous version. So far I haven’ ran into any issues. I’ve since then “skipped” the installation on my backup servers.
ok I am able to recreate the crash and work around the issue by disabling hardware transcoding on a Windows 10 machine running PMS 1.13.0.5023 which runs fine although my CPU is now at 95% watching live tv on an Intel Compute Stick with 6th gen Core M3-6Y30 processor.
@shaneosullivan said:
ok I am able to recreate the crash and work around the issue by disabling hardware transcoding on a Windows 10 machine running PMS 1.13.0.5023 which runs fine although my CPU is now at 95% watching live tv on an Intel Compute Stick with 6th gen Core M3-6Y30 processor.
Does your server run without a desktop ? eg as service or started through RDP?
All reports of this crash have so far been from users running Plex Media Server as a service without a desktop session
Could you send me a zip of this file please (by private message)
I have no update on this intel hardware driver crash which affects systems with Plex Media Server run as headless or as a windows service and hardware acceleration is enabled
@“The Wicked One” said:
I have my servers connected via dvi and hdmi to a monitor and still have this crashes… since this last update they are even worse
Are you running Plex Media Server as a windows service or scheduled task?
If you are not, could you provide logs please captured after the restart that follows the crash - with debug logging enabled beforehand
We are expecting these Intel h264_qsv encoder crashes to have been fixed by the ffmpeg update which has been released in Plex Media Server beta 1.17.0.1709-982421575