![]() I was a happy camper once I saw the 80+ Mbit/sec h.265 file playing back nicely again. I found out it was a buggy Plex server version and a recent upgrade fixed this issue. These are 4K rips straight from 4K disc where I used MP4tools and ffMPEG to create an MP4 muxed stream containing the original H.265 track from the disc and a Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital Plus sound track. Plex would constantly choke, stutter, pause playback on these files. The one thing I did have an issue with for a while was streaming high bitrate H.265 files to the AppleTV 4K. The recent server versions may have fixed this issue and this fix may not be needed anymore. I always conform my Handbrake encodes to H.264 High Profile, Level 3.1 or 4.1 depending if SD or HD which the recent AppleTV's handle without issue. ![]() You don't need to do this modification so long as your Plex server has enough CPU to transcode on the fly. ![]() Before I did that, Plex would always want to re-compress the file on the fly and eat up server CPU (not to mention compressing to a lesser quality). Plex works fine on both once I made a modification to the TVOS profile so that it will DirectPlay my Handbrake files.
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