Open the Control Panel from the Start Menu and select "Administrative Tools -> Services"ģ. Log onto the WHS machine using Remote DesktopĢ. Do you have any suggestions what I can try?Ī: You might want to try this and see if it helps:ġ. Q: I’m having problems getting TwonkyServer to automatically run on my WHS hardware. RPC stands for Remote Procedure Call and the RPC server is part of the operating system, not TwonkyServer. Although the error message listed above seems like it might be related to TwonkyServer. We did not create the HP Video Convertor app and as a result are unable to fix problems like this.
What is the cause of this problem?Ī: The HP Video Convertor app is encountering problems with some of your media files. An unexpected error occurred converting video: The RPC server is not available…). Q: I’m getting error messages when using the HP Video Convertor app with TwonkyServer 6.0 (e.g. The newest version of the non add-on version of TwonkyServer is 6.0.1 – with 6.0.2 only weeks away. This version is being made available to HP this week. In case you’re wondering, the newest version of the TwonkyServer Add-on is 5.1.6.
#Twonky linksys not converting audio upgrade
0-patch-2/) or upgrade to the newest version of TwonkyServer, they will find this problem goes away. Users running older versions of TwonkyMedia server 5.x add-in will have to remove these files manually (.
When running TwonkyServer 6.x corrupt media files are now blacklisted and removed from the navigation tree so they no longer cause high CPU usage or other problems. Numerous improvements have been made to the file scanner in TwonkyServer 5.1 and 6.0 that greatly improve this situation. Status: Although we are continually optimizing the scanning process, this is not a bug - it is expected behavior and CPU usage drops back to normal after the scanning process is complete.Ĭause 2: Problems with high CPU usage that doesn’t drop back to normal after file scanning used to occur when one or more problem video files caused the file scanner to go into infinite loops. There are several different causes of high CPU usage on MediaSmart Servers.Ĭause 1: The process of scanning an entire disk for media files, extracting all of the metadata, creating a media database and creating the full navigation tree is a CPU intensive process.
#Twonky linksys not converting audio update
The have been a lot of misinformation posted online about the problems with high CPU utilization on HP MediaSmart servers, so we thought it might be a good time for a status update on this topic.
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