I’ve been having this issue for months ever since the Hi Sense moved to the new Vidaa OS V0000.09.09O.P0930 we could stream at lower resolutions okay because it was indirectly connecting - but since the new Plex rules came in it’s not working at all. Because it keeps connecting indirectly. The TV in the livingroom has no issues but we’ve refused to update the Vidaa OS since the other TV doesn’t work with plex now.
Short term solution was to buy a roku but that’s not the point. Somewhere between HI Sense / Vidaa / Plex there must be a connection to explain what happened. But no-one seems to know what or how this is happening.
If it’s any help we use a Virgin Meida Wifi Set up with the PC wired to the router and the TV on wifi
I think it’s definitely a plex App issue as I can access and play back from my plex server via the media App on the Hisense TV. it’s a work around but it isn’t particularly user friendly i.e. everything is just in a list. But it also shows that the TV is actually connected to my LAN, which I was beginning to doubt. I have thrown the issue back to Hisense too, no response as yet!
Yes I’ve tried changing the DNS I’ve tried wired I’ve tried wireless. I’ve updated the app on the Hisense TV I’ve updated the server on the PC I’m running this on. I’ve made sure there’s no VPN involved. I’ve switched off the firewall I’ve done everything.
This has crapped out the minute I got the Vidaa OS update of V0000.09.09O.P0930
We have purposefully not run an update on the other Hisense TV we have which thankfully still works. We don’t get preview images on it but I can live with that it I means I can watch plex.
The TV which has the issue is on the same subnet and it always connects “indirectly” for the media servers.
And in my case it’s like that - remote access is available, but local is impossible, with debug-message > … could not get server identifier.
Identifier is present, Plex is locally available on PC, Fire TV, iPhone… without any issues - everywhere except on Hisense TV (VIDAA, 55EQ7 Pro) Plex app.