Myron Blair
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Root cause of "movies have no volume control / can't hear anything": 0 of 200 movies had finished transcoding, so every movie streamed its raw source file — and BDRip/AVI sources very commonly carry AC3/DTS/EAC3 audio, which no browser can decode natively. Browsers respond by hiding the volume control entirely when they can't find a playable audio track, which is exactly the symptom reported. New "audio" transcode quality: video is stream-copied untouched, only the audio track is re-encoded to AAC — dramatically faster than a full ABR pass since no video re-encoding happens. Added: - transcode_audio_fix() in transcode.py - "audio" as a valid quality value everywhere quick/abr were validated - POST /transcode/queue/fix-audio-all: cancels every still-pending job and replaces it with the fast audio fix for the same content (running jobs are left alone), so a library-wide backlog of slow ABR jobs can be swapped for something that actually restores sound soon - Per-movie "Audio" button in Admin, "Fix Audio (Fast, All)" button on the Transcode Queue page Note: this doesn't help HEVC/x265 sources, whose video (not just audio) isn't natively browser-playable either — those still need a full ABR re-encode to H.264.
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