iopsf.blogg.se

1. CHROMECAST APP FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT DOWNLOADING INSTALL
2. CHROMECAST APP FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT DOWNLOADING ANDROID

: An error occurred while updating the entries. : Could not apply migration 'MigrateDisplayPreferencesDatabase' If the devs would provide some answers to these questions it would really help us users troubleshoot these issues and provide better feedback to you all. How is it possible that even though my /System/Info/Public returns a local 10.x.x.x address JF seemingly works without issue while others seemingly are forced to hack in their public address.

CHROMECAST APP FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT DOWNLOADING INSTALL

My JF setup is a straight Windows install which is proxied through an NGINX server (running on embedded linux) and only port 443 is accessible to the outside (i.e. When I say "working perfectly" I mean I am able to not only cast to my chromecast devices on my internal network, but I am also able to cast from a remote device (like my phone) to a CC device remote from my home network (i.e. On the surface this would appear to make sense, but if you read my issues and eventual resolution on #3712, you will see that my configuration is currently working perfectly fine with the /media/System/Info/Public showing my local (10.x.x.x) IP. They stated that this fixed their problem. Several comments above mention hacking the information returned /media/System/Info/Public to advertise the actual public IP/DNS instead of the local address that JF is providing. Would really like some answers here because none of this is seemingly making sense to the end users. Possible link to #3712, with origins in #3033. To solve this temporarily, I did almost exactly like suggested and made a ugly hack to my nginx config to indicate the external URL in the LocalAddress field: Reading that, I got suspicious about my LocalAddress field in the response referring to Jellyfin's internal Docker IP, which of course is not accessible externally, not even on my own LAN where I have my Chromecast. It has worked flawlessly for months, and my Chromecast have not had any problems with it. There's HTTPS (Letsencrypt) on the proxy, and plain HTTP between proxy and Jellyfin. I'm running Jellyfin in a Docker image (linuxserver), with a nginx as reverse proxy.

And like I rolled back to 10.6.1 and the problem is still there, which confuses me. It seem to have been introduced shortly after upgrading to 10.6.2, but I can't tell for sure if it happened immediately after upgrading. I also starting to have this problem a week ago.

I'm guessing fixing that have triggered another bug, possibly related to the network configuration I'm running. There is a fix for "inverted logic for LAN IP detection" in 10.6.2. Problem started after upgrading to 10.6.2, downgrading Jellyfin to 10.6.1 fixed it again.

CHROMECAST APP FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT DOWNLOADING ANDROID

Android app configured against external domain over https.SSL cert is generated by Let's Encrypt,.Reverse proxy from domain to Jellyfin's internal ip and port is set up on traefik.Traefik 1.7 is running on Raspberry pi, handling incoming on port 80 and 443.Jellyfin runs on Windows desktop, Chromecast is in same /24 net.Chrome browser once showed an error indicating timeout communicating with Chromecast.Video plays on chromecast, or at least give an error.See UI reacting to click, but no response happen, as if it wasn't clicked.After connected and Jellyfin running on chromecast:.Connect to Chromecast from either browser or android app.System (please complete the following information): Casting video to Chromecast does not work any more on my setup on version 10.6.2