sudden issue with NFS shares
Three Kodi devices (2 Android boxes & 1 PC running Fedora 44) access my NAS NFS shares, and everything was great for years. Suddenly Kodi on the PC can't add or play media from those shares, but can still browse them (so this isn't an NFS permissions issue). I nuked Kodi and its settings from the PC and reinstalled, trying both the Fedora repo and flatpak apps - same results with both. I'm unaware of any changes between when it was working and when it broke. Debug logs are showing some messages I can't make sense of:
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [dca] Invalid bit allocation index
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [dca] Not a valid DCA frame
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [dca] Residual encoded channels are present without core
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2] Invalid sample size -549209449
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2] error reading header
Open - Error, could not open nfs://<ip>/<share>/<file>.ext
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [matroska,webm] 0x00 at pos 141387 (0x2284b) invalid as first byte of an EBML number
ffmpeg[string of characters]: [matroska,webm] Element at 0x43806 ending at 0x8269907 exceeds containing master element ending at 0x19805e
Can anyone make sense of these?