Dolphin8564

What others have mentioned and what has worked for me is deleting the files within the Codec folder. At first this didn't work, and it's because I realized that when I created the container, I saved it in a specific location and then deleted it later on, but it kept those files on my server. Down the road I created the container again in a different location. I realized I was looking at the old location's files and deleting the codec there. Once I found the correct one I deleted the Codec files and it worked! I cleaned up my files and systems after that to make sure they were all organized properly. Beyond that I'm not sure what the solution is. This seems to be on Plex's end because when they come out with a new update it seems to break the codec files. I will say that I haven't had to do this for quite a while, but whenever I do, it's incredibly annoying. EDIT: I'm marking this as the solution because it does work for people, but I encourage others to continue reading and contributing to this thread if this solution is not working for you.

I have come to find out that this is Plex’s fault. They somehow break the audio codec every once in a while. The way to fix this is by deleting the files inside of the audio codec folder and restarting Plex. It’ll automatically redownload the proper codec and you should be good to go.

mediaserver-diagnostics-20221121-1120.zip

I am using the binhex-plexpass docker container. It worked fine for a very long time, but now I am having an issue with transcoding. Whenever I stream something that needs to be transcoded it errors out. I checked the container's logs and saw an error "decoder error". I reached out to the Plex engineers and after looking at my log files we found out that it is erroring because there is "no space left on device". It's strange because I have plenty of space on my device so I'm not entirely sure why it is thinking this. I have included a screenshot of my transcoding path setup (I was told that /tmp is for RAM which is where I want the transcoded file to go), and I have also included a screenshot of my Plex log file that shows the error stating there isn't enough space. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm wondering if I have set the paths incorrectly, but then again, why would it work for so long and then begin to fail. Unfortunately Plex has done all they can do so I'm wondering if there is something that this community could provide as a solution. Thank you again!