2011-10-11, 07:27
Have you turned on dirty regions?
Dzigg Wrote:Yeah, I only played SD TV show.. but I'm more worried about the 44-47% cpu usage while on home screen / browsing.. is this normal?
Memphiz Wrote:if your tc doesn't appear under zeroconf this would indicate a problem imho... you could add the afp source manually of course as
Code:afp://username:[email protected]/movie
<video>
<default pathversion="1">TV Episodes</default>
<source>
<name>Movies</name>
<path pathversion="1">afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/</path>
</source>
<source>
<name>TV Series</name>
<path pathversion="1">afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/TV Series/</path>
</source>
<source>
<name>TV Episodes</name>
<path pathversion="1">afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/TV Episodes/</path>
</source>
</video>
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory (afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/)
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: ParentPath = [sources://video/]
08:38:07 T:154140672 DEBUG: Thread Jobworker start, auto delete: 1
08:38:07 T:154140672 ERROR: LIBAFPCLIENT: Login error: Authentication failed
08:38:07 T:154140672 ERROR: AFP: Error connecting to afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/
08:38:07 T:137994240 ERROR: GetDirectory - Error getting afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/
08:38:07 T:137994240 ERROR: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory(afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/) failed
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory (sources://video/)
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: ParentPath = []
08:38:07 T:804675584 DEBUG: Thread Background Loader start, auto delete: 0
08:38:07 T:804675584 DEBUG: Thread Background Loader 804675584 terminating
08:38:07 T:137994240 INFO: Loading skin file: DialogOK.xml
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: ------ Window Init (DialogOK.xml) ------
afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/
bfly Wrote:EDIT: I think I figured it out. The ipfw firewall on Lion server injects its own firewall rules on top of your custom ones. I think the Server Admin app ipfw rules were stomping on my custom rules. FWIW, I added 'flush' to the top of my rules which removed the Server Admin app ipfw rules before injecting mine.
ARG!
I am not sure what I have missed but I cannot get AFP to work on my ATV. I keep getting 'Remote share: Could not connect to network server.' I running the latest nightly build and have a Lion server hosting the AFP shares.
My sources.xml file looks like this:
Code:<video>
<default pathversion="1">TV Episodes</default>
<source>
<name>Movies</name>
<path pathversion="1">afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/</path>
</source>
<source>
<name>TV Series</name>
<path pathversion="1">afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/TV Series/</path>
</source>
<source>
<name>TV Episodes</name>
<path pathversion="1">afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/TV Episodes/</path>
</source>
</video>
I am getting this error when I try to connect:
Code:08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory (afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/)
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: ParentPath = [sources://video/]
08:38:07 T:154140672 DEBUG: Thread Jobworker start, auto delete: 1
08:38:07 T:154140672 ERROR: LIBAFPCLIENT: Login error: Authentication failed
08:38:07 T:154140672 ERROR: AFP: Error connecting to afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/
08:38:07 T:137994240 ERROR: GetDirectory - Error getting afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/
08:38:07 T:137994240 ERROR: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory(afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/) failed
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory (sources://video/)
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: ParentPath = []
08:38:07 T:804675584 DEBUG: Thread Background Loader start, auto delete: 0
08:38:07 T:804675584 DEBUG: Thread Background Loader 804675584 terminating
08:38:07 T:137994240 INFO: Loading skin file: DialogOK.xml
08:38:07 T:137994240 DEBUG: ------ Window Init (DialogOK.xml) ------
I have successfully testedon my desktop so I know the password is correct. I have also used telnet on the ATV to make sure I could connect to port 548 on my Lion server.Code:afp://[i][b]user:pass@IP[/b][/i]/Videos/Movies/
Any ideas? Is there a mount_afp on the ATV with the latest nightly build to test the connection manually?
Paulkai Wrote:Im afraid no go for me I have checked in user groups guest is activated as well as a shares, but every time i try to log on to zeroconfig my iMac pos up but when i hit enter it says working and thats it, I then try to do it manually but it can't find it, I appreciate the help memphiz, I just don't understand it, the only weird thing for me is under sharing with my apple movies I have a list as guest, everyone, and UNKNOWN USER, which it won't allow me to delete, The only other thing i can think of is there is something wrong with this build
Paul
Just upgraded to the latest nightly 21/9/2011 and still the same :{
skippr Wrote:Using AFP since available and loving it!
Always using the latest build. For a few days now I experience Problems with the network access.
The connection itself seems to be working (RSS always works fine, the afp source as such can be accessed) but all drives and contents dissapear. Being in a Databasemode like Movies or TV-Series I get a warning when trying to play a Video that the file is no longer available.
This happens every once in a while, there is no general pattern, except maybe this:
When accessing a destination via "Favourites" and navigating back, I get to see the Drives and folders of my afp-source, but cannot access them except the location I previously accessed via Favourites.
activate Wrote:Do you have atvflash installed and if so, does this also coincide with its media player showing the same symptoms at that time ?