Bug #5694
Server only cycle trough the 2 top priority services when they fails
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Description
Hello, sorry for the poor description, I'm quite new to tvheadend.
I've configured my server for IPTV and multiples services merged on one channel.
Priorities of theses services have been set as this :
10 MUX 1 > FHD
9 MUX 2 > FHD
8 MUX 3 > HD
7 MUX 4 > HD
6 MUX 5 > HD
5 MUX 6 > HD
4 MUX 7 > HD
3 MUX 8 > HD
2 MUX 9 > HD
1 MUX 10 > HD
-1 MUX 11 > SD
-2 MUX 12 > SD
-3 MUX 13 > SD
-4 MUX 14 > SD
-5 MUX 15 > SD
Every mux is a m3u playlist.
This may be an overkill but some of them aren't very reliable.
The 2 first don't work as of now.
I was expecting tvheadend to try the 3rd one after seeing the 1st and 2nd one don't work. (and so on with the 4th, 5th, ...) but it keeps going back and forth between the two firsts only :
Jul 26 09:56:57 ubuntu tvheadend1080: http: 192.168.186.1: using ticket cc86c125cb352295253cf22d5f8c240e2504aaff for /stream/channel/9202bd83c70547b1243a4081925dee9e
Jul 26 09:56:57 ubuntu tvheadend1080: mpegts: MUX1 in NETWORK4 - tuning on IPTV #1
Jul 26 09:56:57 ubuntu tvheadend1080: subscription: 0038: "HTTP" subscribing on channel "channel1", weight: 100, adapter: "IPTV #1", network: "NETWORK4", mux: "MUX1", service: "SERVICE1", profile="pass", hostname="192.168.186.1", client="VLC/3.0.6 LibVLC/3.0.6"
Jul 26 09:57:13 ubuntu tvheadend1080: subscription: 0038: service instance is bad, reason: No input detected
Jul 26 09:57:13 ubuntu tvheadend1080: mpegts: MUX2 in NETWORK9 - tuning on IPTV #1
Jul 26 09:57:13 ubuntu tvheadend1080: subscription: 0038: "HTTP" subscribing on channel "channel1", weight: 100, adapter: "IPTV #1", network: "NETWORK9", mux: "MUX2", service: "SERVICE2", profile="pass", hostname="192.168.186.1", client="VLC/3.0.6 LibVLC/3.0.6"
Jul 26 09:57:18 ubuntu tvheadend1080: webui: Stop streaming /stream/channel/9202bd83c70547b1243a4081925dee9e?ticket=cc86c125cb352295253cf22d5f8c240e2504aaff, timeout waiting for packets
Jul 26 09:57:18 ubuntu tvheadend1080: subscription: 0038: "HTTP" unsubscribing from "channel1", hostname="192.168.186.1", client="VLC/3.0.6 LibVLC/3.0.6"
Jul 26 09:57:18 ubuntu tvheadend1080: http: 192.168.186.1: using ticket cc86c125cb352295253cf22d5f8c240e2504aaff for /stream/channel/9202bd83c70547b1243a4081925dee9e
Jul 26 09:57:18 ubuntu tvheadend1080: mpegts: MUX1 in NETWORK4 - tuning on IPTV #1
Jul 26 09:57:18 ubuntu tvheadend1080: subscription: 0039: "HTTP" subscribing on channel "channel1", weight: 100, adapter: "IPTV #1", network: "NETWORK4", mux: "MUX1", service: "SERVICE1", profile="pass", hostname="192.168.186.1", client="VLC/3.0.6 LibVLC/3.0.6"
History
Updated by Pablo R. over 5 years ago
I think you are reaching the timeout of the network, that is (as default) 15 seconds. Check network/mux/service timeouts.
Updated by zoulou masqué over 5 years ago
Yeah probably as the server is down.
Did you mean that by tweaking timeouts I can acheive the cycling through all the streams ?