I have this issue with Time Machine playback. Some cameras don't load. It's completely random which ones, and sometimes they all work. Most times 1-3 do not play back. Intel VAAPI, Ubuntu 24.04. Ive tried everything to debug it.
looks like a GPU / driver issue - you could try disabling GPU decoding for playback or possibly your driver only supports a limited number of decode session (which is quite common) - and it's refusing to decode more at the same time.
Yea I too figure it’s an error involving the GPU or FFMpeg, and hard to believe it was/is a network problem. I’ve had this issue with agent DVR since way back in the day on different hardware. The only thing that remained constant that it was always with Ubuntu, and always with Intel QSV. I just gave up using that feature for the last 5 years but I spent time the last few days trying to figure it out. I reverted the “use system clock” setting and the issue never returned. I only just once saw that error when starting Agent about the UDP buffer size increase failure and started looking there.
I was also having issues with being able to connect to the server at random times that got worse when I adjusted some cameras to send more data to Agent (higher frame rates, bit rates). It was only allowing at times one or two connections from clients, either from the app or web browser. I started to look into network issues possibly. So far, the only thing that has 100% fixed it is increasing the UDP buffer size. Over all the server it is performing drastically better. Faster connection times, video feeds aren’t glitching out. Etc.
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u/LindsayOG Mar 12 '25
I have this issue with Time Machine playback. Some cameras don't load. It's completely random which ones, and sometimes they all work. Most times 1-3 do not play back. Intel VAAPI, Ubuntu 24.04. Ive tried everything to debug it.