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I have an hypothesis: trying to kill a non-existant process gives an error (exception) preventing the rest of the code to be executed.

So I think I fixed the problem by adding these parameters: 'closeOtherPlayers': false, 'maxPlayerAllowCount': 100 Add doing `execSync('/usr/bin/pkill -9 omxplayer');` before starting a new movie... of course inside a try...

Any luck? I was expecting stream proxy to be the solution, but I cannot have it working :(

Thanks for the tip, but my problem was in fact an upstream firewall I didn't know about. Now it's working with the basic "stream" proxy.

That would also be helpful because when coming back from suspend/hibernate, the buttons are not functional.

I know absolutely nothing about python, but I tried to add theses lines: ```python from signal import signal, SIGUSR1 def reload_on_SIGUSR1(signal_received, frame): print('Received USR1: Reloading configuration') import_config(STATE_FILE) signal(SIGUSR1, reload_on_SIGUSR1) ```...

Nobody with python experience could help?

I finally had it working: ```python from signal import signal, SIGUSR1 def reload_on_SIGUSR1(signal_received, frame): print('Received USR1: Reloading configuration') image_cache.clear() import_config(STATE_FILE) signal(SIGUSR1, reload_on_SIGUSR1) ``` After altering the config file `~/.streamdeck_ui.json`, you...

Yes it's a CLI command. `pgrep streamdeck` returns the process ID of streamdeck, and `kill` (badly named command) sends a signal to it, in this case signal USR1 (which number...

We have just tested this problem (ios Safari) with 3 demo players and an ABR stream from OME: - videojs shows 3 s delay - ovenplayer shows 20 s delay...