[BUG] transcode fails with "the network connection is unstable or the system is busy" about videostation-ffmpeg-patcher HOT 4 CLOSED

When you said in #4 that "the film is successfully converted" were you able to watch the video even with having the timecode staying on -1 : -1 : -1 ?

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yes, he has successfully converted the film and I was able to play it or I could also watch all films (dts, true hd, etc.) in the browser.
it only shows -1: -1: -1 as the remaining time in the "Offline transcoding" window.
now nothing works....
Sorry if that wasn't clear before

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Don't worry ;)

Yes, then my last patch broke the decoding.

To explain a bit:
that -1 -1 -1 bug is related to VideoStation trying to exchange timecode data with the Advanced Media Extensions ffmpeg33 file, but since it's replaced by the ffmpeg-wrapper, the expected "data" isn't looking the same as if it were sent by the original ffmpeg33.

What I tried to do with #5 was to wrap the ffmpeg33 with the SynoComunity ffmpeg. I forced it on my DS218Play and it worked but unfortunately it doesn't on x64 architectures.

I'll have to take a closer look at both VideoStation's and Advanced Media Extensions source code. Synology now signs its spk (package archives) files with a PGP key, so I'll need a bit of time to do it.

In the meantime, I'll revert the last changes so you can decode the videos back again.

Again, to fix your current installation, you need to reinstall VideoStation + AME and repatch them

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Closing this issue since it'll be related to #4 again

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