Huh. You are running into a DNS issue. That was supposed to be fixed in this version and it did for some. You must still have something else going on. Thanks for the info, I’ll let you know if I need anything else.
Your server logs don’t have debug logging enabled. Can you enable that, restart PMS, playback the same file from the Android app, and get me a new logs.
You have the Failed to resolve hostname x.plex.direct error. There’s a bunch of posts recently where users have solved it. This is probably the original one:
MovieFan.Plex, this DNS rebinding issue seems to be running rampant, and explains a significant amount of the problems reported with the new player. I just wanted to tag you to make sure Plex is aware of this issue and the solution since it’s buried in so many threads. That solves it from the server side, but it doesn’t explain why it’s broken on the client side with the new player as opposed to the old player, so that bug needs to be addressed by the Plex team at some point.
Thanks you for pointing to my attention the cause of the problem. I have do an additional search on my router side. And for people which are using routeur with DD-WRT or similar. An additional setting must be set in the DNSMASQ configuration,
Here is the link of the solution for rebinding dns:
dns on android could be broken. just because you can do a dns from a desktop / laptop doesn’t mean it resolves the same way on your android device (i.e. bugs in android dns resolution)
I might experiment by installing and activating this https://github.com/x-falcon/Virtual-Hosts/ (though wont appear in the leanback launcher, have to jump through hoops to run)
this might intercept the dns requests and have them be resolved in a manner that works.
dns can have many issues due to interactions between server and client. broken should perhaps be in air qoutes, the point would be if dns resolution works on one machine, and fails on another, there’s something “broken” in how that machine is doing resolution with one’s dns server.
So far we have seen several cases where the dns rebinding was obviously blocked by the users’ routers. But you probably don’t mean them but the others that are failing?