Bugfix Release Notes - Schedule - 9.2.04 – LTN help center

Resolved Defects List / Improvements

[Bugfix] Previews of remotely pulled live streams never timed out
[Bugfix] SRT sub-settings of pulled streams in the library could have been overwritten by different settings of the same stream in the rundown whenever being played or previewed in the rundown
[Bugfix] Sanity check of SRT sub-settings for a secondary stream configuration could have deleted the primary stream configuration
[Bugfix] Previews of remotely pulled SRT streams did not reflect updated SRT sub-settings properly
[Bugfix] Fixed possible race condition when deleting lots of elements in the rundown
[Bugfix] Live stream previews were stopped whenever an element in the rundown changed
[Bugfix] If a remotely pulled SRT live stream was the next element to be played, changes on SRT sub-settings were not applied properly
[Bugfix] Secondary stream configuration was not applied properly on secondary server if it was changed after being placed in the rundown

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System Characteristics

Known Issues and/or Limitations

MPEG-TS Muxing Overhead	Because of vbv-buffer compatibility the muxer overhead is set to 80%. This result of this is an overall increased bitrate of 80%, in regards to the configured video bitrate within LTN-Schedule transcoding settings. For example: 10MBit configured within the Schedule UI will result in 18MBit MPEG-TS muxed stream output on the actual MPEG-TS Output (SRT). RTMP and HLS Targets are not affected by that. LTN continues improving this component to reduce the overhead in upcoming updates.
Deletion of rundown elements	Deleting more than 2000 assets in the rundown at once does not work.
Starting Playback during an ad-break issue	Starting Playback during an ad-break can cause the current video element to skip to the next one too early when the backup video is overall shorter than the ad-break itself.
Control View	Control View is currently not fully functioning