For me, playing something isn’t what starts it. Merely opening the AppleTV Plex app and clicking around will do it. I can pin my CPU at 100% just opening the AppleTV Plex App.
Plex Server Version 1.25.2.5319
Windows 10
Core i7-6700k
Plex install is on a Raid 0 SSD
Plex AppleTV App Version 7.26
tvOS 15.1.1
latest model AppleTV 4K
I will upload logs in a bit. Got a couple non-appletv clients connected now and I am recording live tv. When it gets quiet I will log me opening AppleTV app and send.
I also often get into a state where the Plex App on AppleTV says ‘No Content’ or some such. This seems to be a query time out and never seems to fix itself. Rebooting the AppleTV completely is the only sure what to get back in at that point.
DB Sizes:
com.plexapp.plugins.library.db - 1.4 GB
com.plexapp.plugins.library.blobs.db - 2.6 GB
It’s odd that the DB size only effects the AppleTV client though. I presently have 4 clients streaming content. 2 direct play, 2 1080p->720p transcodes.
Plex for iOS — -----'s iPad
Plex for Android (TV) — AFTMM
Plex for Roku — Roku Device
Plex for Roku — Roku Ultra
My CPU is hovering around 20%. If I open the AppleTV client, its going to be armageddon for my CPU though.
As this was filmed there are 4 things being streamed. 2 direct play, 2 1080p->720p transcodes.
Plex for iOS — -----'s iPad
Plex for Android (TV) — AFTMM
Plex for Roku — Roku Device
Plex for Roku — Roku Ultra.
You can see the CPU hovering around 20%. All I do in this video is open the AppleTV Plex App and start browsing. The CPU goes to the roof. The laptop in this video is not my plex server. just a laptop that I put in front of the TV for this demo.
At the end of the video you can see the statistics panels actually go blank. This means game over. Plex is now dropping any connections and anyone not buffered (direct stream/play) just had their playback stopped.
Plex Server Version 1.25.2.5319
Windows 10
Core i7-6700k
Plex install is on a Raid 0 SSD
Plex AppleTV App Version 7.26
tvOS 15.1.1
latest model AppleTV 4K