Hi James. I confirm the presence of a bug.
This happens on movies with a BDMV structure on m2ts files.
I have not seen this on mkv files. If you repackage a movie from ts to mkv, everything works fine.In addition to the fact that microfreezes happen, sometimes the movie stops and infuse gives an error.
The film Oppenheimer infuse does not allow you to watch to the end. There are a few minutes left until the end of the movie and infuse gives you an offer to watch the next movie.
And also, in the same movie, infuse incorrectly defines the language of the audio track. The second track is in Russian, infuse says it’s in Spanish.
@james hello.
I began to encounter similar bugs already on all m2ts files. Even those that have not been changed. I tried to delete infuse, clean the cache. Nothing helps. I tried it on three different Apple TV devices. 1-3 generation of 4K set-top boxes. There are bugs on all of them.
Update.
I’ve tried several network protocols.
Microfreezes, infuse crashes occur when pausing/rewinding with m2ts files with FTP/WebDAV protocols. When using the SMB protocol, none of this is there.
But the bug with the inability to watch the Oppenheimer movie and the incorrect definition of the audio track language persists with the SMB protocol.
The WebDAV protocol is important to me, as I connect to my Synology NAS from different addresses in my city.
@james hello.
I just uploaded a video file named H264.m2ts.
A little later, when the segment from the video file with the H265 codec is ready.
For video file H264 code: H7V52.
As I found out earlier, when fast-forwarding and rewinding, the image freezes, sometimes infuse gives an error and the application closes.
This happens on all three generations of Apple TV 4K.
The bug occurs on the FTP/WebDAV network protocols. On all types of video files in m2ts format. I tried both infuse 6 versions and infuse 7 versions - there is a bug in both.
Code for file H265.m2ts - 1DV2P
And here is this code: S4JVW.
At this moment, when rewinding the full movie (from which a piece of the H265.m2ts file was taken), infuse throws an error and closes the viewing. As it was in the screenshot above with the film Oppenheimer. And this happens not with some m2ts video files, but simply with all of them that you can’t run in infuse.
James, did you receive samples of video files? Were you able to reproduce the described bugs?
I can cut off 50 gigabytes. Or, if you give me the opportunity, I will upload the full video file (70+ gigabytes).
Is it possible to expect a solution to the problem with the m2ts file cache ? The bug is old. I really miss the opportunity to watch movies normally in this container.
@james greetings. Have you received my video files? Have you seen the described bugs?
Do you understand what needs to be done with the files and after the uploaded folders?
If I had previously seen that the player crash problem only occurs with a full BluRay folder, I would have uploaded all the movies to you in folders at once.
But I did not reload all the movies in folders, since it takes about 6-7 hours to download one such file.
I hope you were able to diagnose the bugs and I didn’t waste my time.
I am waiting for your feedback.
