Serviio

Posted: **Thu Jul 30, 2015 9:29 pm**

Hi.

I installed windows 10 today and when I try to install Serviio I get; "ServiioService.exe has stopped working" and I have to press the cancel button for the installation to finish. Serviio is on my computer now, but I get the same error if I try to start it up. Any tips?

Posted: **Fri Jul 31, 2015 1:17 am**

minotir wrote:Hi.

I installed windows 10 today and when I try to install Serviio I get; "ServiioService.exe has stopped working" and I have to press the cancel button for the installation to finish. Serviio is on my computer now, but I get the same error if I try to start it up. Any tips?

I installed Win 10 last night, and finally got to test it this afternoon. My database seemed to have issues afterwards, in that I had a number of titles that were inaccurate. It was like Serviio was reading the 8.1 version of the file name (media~1.mkv) instead of the full name. This means Serviio couldn't find a correct name match, and I had some strange titles. No porn, fortunately!

Since I was running a beta version of Serviio, I decided to uninstall it and install 1.5.2. I had no problems with either. After 1.5.2 finished installing I reconfigured my libraries. All files added and were correctly identified. I am playing a TV episode right now with no issues. I've tested it with titles that require transcoding, as well as titles that don't. Haven't had an issue.

Perhaps the only difference is my Win 10 install was an upgrade, not a clean install. I'll try that later. In the mean time you might try an uninstall, reboot, and then install again.

Posted: **Fri Jul 31, 2015 1:51 am**

I updated my laptop to Windows 10 today. I just successfully downloaded and installed the latest version of Serviio. When I tried to turn on the Serviio process nothing happened and I did not get any error message. I restarted my system and the Serviio service started automatically.

After installation there are entries in the Start Menu to Stop and Start the service but these do no appear to work.

With the Serviio service running if I select Stop the Service from the Start menu something appears to flash on the screen but the Service is not stopped.

I can Stop the Service from within the Serviio Console (and then am unable to Start it from the Start menu - same behavior, something flashes on the screen but the Service is not started). The Service can be restarted from within the Console.

I installed one video file in the Serviio Library and was able to stream it both locally (from within IE11 and the new Edge browsers) and remotely to an IOS device.

Posted: **Fri Jul 31, 2015 10:34 am**

MikeL wrote:After installation there are entries in the Start Menu to Stop and Start the service but these do no appear to work.

Did you run these as an elevated user?

Posted: **Fri Jul 31, 2015 12:30 pm**

MikeL wrote:...

I can Stop the Service from within the Serviio Console (and then am unable to Start it from the Start menu - same behavior, something flashes on the screen but the Service is not started). The Service can be restarted from within the Console.

The button on the console does not stop/start the Serviio service. All it controls is the DLNA server function. The service itself can only be controlled from the Services app.

It sounds like the menu options require elevated user rights. You can test this by opening a command window (normal, not elevated) and try the following command: "net stop serviio". If it doesn't work, you will see the error in the window. The flash you see on the screen is the command windows opening and then closing after it completes. Because it happens so fast, you can't see the error message. Again, it sounds like under Windows 10 the "net start" or "net stop" command requires elevated rights, even for users with admin rights.

Posted: **Fri Jul 31, 2015 8:04 pm**

You are correct. If I run the commands to Start and Stop the Service as Administrator it seems to work.

Thanks for the clarification on the Start and Stop buttons in the Console.

Mike

Posted: **Thu Aug 13, 2015 8:09 pm**

atc98092 wrote:
minotir wrote:Hi.

I installed windows 10 today and when I try to install Serviio I get; "ServiioService.exe has stopped working" and I have to press the cancel button for the installation to finish. Serviio is on my computer now, but I get the same error if I try to start it up. Any tips?

I installed Win 10 last night, and finally got to test it this afternoon. My database seemed to have issues afterwards, in that I had a number of titles that were inaccurate. It was like Serviio was reading the 8.1 version of the file name (media~1.mkv) instead of the full name. This means Serviio couldn't find a correct name match, and I had some strange titles. No porn, fortunately!

Since I was running a beta version of Serviio, I decided to uninstall it and install 1.5.2. I had no problems with either. After 1.5.2 finished installing I reconfigured my libraries. All files added and were correctly identified. I am playing a TV episode right now with no issues. I've tested it with titles that require transcoding, as well as titles that don't. Haven't had an issue.

Perhaps the only difference is my Win 10 install was an upgrade, not a clean install. I'll try that later. In the mean time you might try an uninstall, reboot, and then install again.

Thanks for the answer, kinda forgot this thread a bit, been busy with other things

I have tried to uninstall, reboot and install again. Still same problem :/

Posted: **Fri Aug 14, 2015 12:50 am**

Well, I did another Serviio 1.5.2 installation on a clean Win 10 install. That one worked fine as well. That computer doesn't have as many files as I have on even my test server, but everything seems to be working fine. I just logged into the box remotely and everything seems to be running fine.

I can't come up with a reason for yours not working. It might be worth looking at both the Serviio log (c:\program files\Serviio\log\) and the Windows system logs. I'd hope the Serviio log might provide some explanations, although you might need to enable verbose logging first.

Posted: **Sat Aug 15, 2015 12:51 am**

Having trouble with console freezing when adding drives and/or folders, also the console and server won't shut down as it should. Have to use taskmanager or a restart to get it done.. Servvio don't seem to be happy at all in the win10 64bit environment. Are there any plans for a serviio ver. push that is a tad more win10 compatible?

Posted: **Sat Aug 15, 2015 3:44 pm**

https://youtu.be/H80n4DUv32M

I uploaded a video of what happens when I try to install. Dunno if it helps anything.

If I just install the console it installs fine, but when I try to install server it crashes.

Posted: **Sat Aug 15, 2015 4:53 pm**

Troutking wrote:Having trouble with console freezing when adding drives and/or folders, also the console and server won't shut down as it should. Have to use taskmanager or a restart to get it done.. Servvio don't seem to be happy at all in the win10 64bit environment. Are there any plans for a serviio ver. push that is a tad more win10 compatible?

There certainly seems to be two camps with Windows 10. It either works perfectly with no issues, or it either refuses to install/work properly. Without detailed log information it's tough to tell what the issues are. I have Serviio running on two different Win 10 computers. One was a clean install and one was an upgrade from Windows 7. Both are working perfectly. Both are 64 bit, one with 4 gig of ram and one with 8.

Could you enable detailed logging and then try those steps again to see if the logs will show the issue?

Posted: **Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:26 am**

I had the same problem.

before i made a clean instalation of windows 10 x64, i had a working serviio on an upgraded Win8.1 x86 >to> Win10 x86

I tryed changing the instalation folder to " C:\Program Files (x86)\Serviio " instead of using the default " C:\Program Files\Serviio ".

several reboots later, it is still working.

Posted: **Mon Apr 10, 2017 3:21 am**

daywalker wrote:I had the same problem.

before i made a clean instalation of windows 10 x64, i had a working serviio on an upgraded Win8.1 x86 >to> Win10 x86

I tryed changing the instalation folder to " C:\Program Files (x86)\Serviio " instead of using the default " C:\Program Files\Serviio ".

several reboots later, it is still working.

Excellent. Thanks.

Serviio

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