Serviio Web Stream Transcoding 100% CPU
I have spend quite a some time searching for solutions, but to no avail.
My problem(s):
Serviio v1.9.0 (did not try any earlier version or beta)
Tryingt to stream web stream segmented (HLS), HD, audio aac and video h264 (High) 1920x1080, and stream it to WDTV profile.
WDTV by itself supports ts and aac without any issues (no transcoding needed).
running command ffmpeg -i http://STREAM_TO_WATCH I am getting all this info, also duration of the stream: Duration: 00:MM:SS.00
No Internet problems.
I also tried to web stream locally on my 1Gb LAN with the same issues and results.
However when trying to watch the stream, since for web streams ffmpeg transcoding is build-in into the serviio code (according to ZIP)), my laptop CPU goes to 100% while transcoding, and shortly after the stream begins, it just stops or looses audio or entirely dies because of CPU usage.
There is no problem if I transmux the segmented stream into an entire .ts file (no more transcoding)
Under serviio I have transcoding disabled. I tried to disable it in WDTV profile, but since for web streams it is build into serviio code, this overtakes and forcefully transcodes the stream, forcing CPU into 100% and dying video stream.
I have also tried to run ffmpeg command but I never succeeded to send the stream to WDTV in a serviio style (or in any ways).
I was able to save it (the stream segments) to a file, but this is not what I do want to do.
Maybe anyone could give me a constructive piece of advice how could I stop serviio transcoding entirely, even web streams, or possibly what command to issue to ffmpeg to send this http:// stream to WDTV?
In detailed serviio logs I do see FFMPEG WRAPPER starting the stream, but there is no command part showing redirection to WDTV.
Also, is there any way to pause or froward stream segments since ffmpeg is aware of the stream length (yet serviio displays it incorrectly)?
Now I only see 00:18:18 as the length of any web stream.
Once again, any constructive advice will be greatly appreciated and welcomed.
Thanks.
P-B