Are one of these sets of logs from the working server? I’m guessing the 07-56-27 is the working server? In any case, here is what I’m seeing
07-54-30: This instance has a database corruption and either needs the database restored from backup or repaired.
Jul 07, 2021 06:31:26.357 [9696] ERROR - SQLITE3:0x2a22274f, 11, database corruption at line 67183 of [1b256d97b5]
Jul 07, 2021 06:31:26.357 [9696] ERROR - SQLITE3:0x2a22274f, 11, statement aborts at 15: [select parents.parent_id,count(*) from metadata_items as parents join metadata_items as leaves on leaves.parent_id=parents.id where parents.metadata_type = 3 group by parents.parent_id
Jul 07, 2021 06:31:26.357 [9808] DEBUG - Activity: updated activity cd9170c7-c1b6-448f-9362-da4a307ef44e - completed 0.0% - Refreshing Sub
Jul 07, 2021 06:31:26.357 [2404] DEBUG - MetadataCounterCache: rebuilding full counter cache for totals
Jul 07, 2021 06:31:26.357 [2404] ERROR - SQLITE3:0x2a22274f, 11, database corruption at line 67183 of [1b256d97b5]
Jul 07, 2021 06:31:26.357 [2404] ERROR - SQLITE3:0x2a22274f, 11, statement aborts at 15: [select parents.parent_id,count(*) from metadata_items as parents join metadata_items as leaves on leaves.parent_id=parents.id where parents.metadata_type = 3 group by parents.parent_id
07-52-17 and 07-50-18 are having problems transcoding the AAC audio stream:
Jul 07, 2021 07:13:25.906 [6920] ERROR - [Transcoder] [aac @ 0242e640] channel element 0.0 is not allocated
Jul 07, 2021 07:13:25.907 [6920] ERROR - [Transcoder] Error while decoding stream #0:1: Invalid data found when processing input
Are all of these using the same client?
For the failed audio transcodes, you could try deleting all files from the codecs folder. Plex will automatically re-download all of the codecs it needs. To do this, find your Plex data folder. In the data folder there should be a sub-folder named codecs. Stop Plex and delete everything INSIDE that folder (don’t delete the folder itself.) Then start Plex. I had trouble finding a thread of this for win, but here is one for Linux.
