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Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 6:09 am
by ericbdx
Hi, i have a strange problem when i try to watch my photos using Serviio.
I have many photos but one format don't work thru serviio, they come from a fujifilm AX280 and their resolution is 4288 x 3216, and from 2.5 to 5Mo.
My terminal is a LG HR500 (same as BD590 but sold in europe).
When i try to read this pictures accessing them thru serviio it doesn't work, it makes an error like an unreconized picture format.
But i can read thoose pictures if i put them on an usb key, or if i use windows media player as DLNA server. So i guess that it's serviio who is having issues with them.
I like serviio a lot and it's really too bad that it has an issue with thoose pictures.
If anyone has an idea ...

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 7:14 pm
by Illico
Serviio is DLNA compliante and the resolution of the image must not exceed 4096x4096 pixels in (WxH). DLNA profile used is JPEG_LRG.

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:12 pm
by zip
Try adding this to the profile:

  Code:
<LimitImageResolution>false</LimitImageResolution>

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2011 3:44 am
by rkbiker
Just getting going, was able to get transcoding for video to Sony BD working based on info in support; jpegs worked one night then no more. none are over the size limits.
Oddly, only certain folders within the designated photo album were found (all are one step below the parent). Now I get ~ "no files' ~ error.
Where in the profile should I insert
<LimitImageResolution>false</LimitImageResolution>
?

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2011 10:00 pm
by zip
Anywhere, check the other profiles for reference.

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 09, 2011 6:25 am
by rkbiker
My problem turned out to be me :oops:
Serviio had not yet found all the files, apparently, so now that works;
meanwhile I have lost the profile which allowed my xvid files to play :(

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 09, 2011 7:31 am
by Illico
rkbiker wrote:My problem turned out to be me :oops:
Serviio had not yet found all the files, apparently, so now that works;
meanwhile I have lost the profile which allowed my xvid files to play :(

In the future, post your experience into the forum with your modified profile, it'll be stored.

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2011 2:44 am
by mpiccinati
Zip,

I'm having the same issue, my TV is a LG 42LE5500. I added this line to the LG BD Player profile, but the problem persists when trying to stream pictures larger than 4096x4096px... the TV shows the error icon. Pictures smaller than 4096x4096px shows perfectly.

¿Any ideas?

This is the code of the LG Profile:

  Code:
   <Profile id="8" name="LG BD player" extendsProfileId="1">
      <SubtitlesMimeType>text/srt</SubtitlesMimeType>
      <Transcoding>         
         <Video targetContainer="mpegts" targetACodec="mp3">
            <Matches container="matroska" aCodec="ac3" />
         </Video>
      </Transcoding>
      <LimitImageResolution>false</LimitImageResolution>
   </Profile>


Thanks!

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2011 8:03 am
by Illico
mpiccinati wrote:¿Any ideas?

Are you sure that LG profile is selected (see log file), do you restart serviio service after profile modification?

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2011 8:07 am
by Illico
Found here (in french):
Photo :
- Format : JPEG
- Base de référence : 64 x 64 à 15360 x 8640
- Progressif : 64 x 64 à 1920 x 1440


So probably resolution is limited:

<LimitImageResolution>true</LimitImageResolution>

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2011 8:51 am
by zip
It's limiting to DLNA spec, ie 4096 x 4096, so it won't help. Actually it might for some as it'll produce non-progressive JPEG.

Re: Problem with JPEG

PostPosted: Tue May 24, 2011 2:17 am
by mpiccinati
I ran the following test...

Made 6 images, differente sizes, different dpi... this are the results:

Picture A: 1200x800px 72dpi : Shows OK on TV
Picture B: 5616x3744px 72dpi : Shows OK on TV
Picture C: 5616x3744px 150dpi : Shows OK on TV
Picture D: 3480x1915px 240dpi : Shows OK on TV
Picture E: 5616x3744px 240dpi: Image doesn't show on TV.
Picture F: 3168x4752px 72dpi : Shows OK on TV

The profile has the line: <LimitImageResolution>false</LimitImageResolution>

I think the problem might be due to a combination of size and dpi.