Xintian Wu
Xintian Wu
It is not a GPU issue. Your network is somehow blocked between containers. I cannot tell exactly from your pictures where the issue is. Can you check each container logs?
No Chinese translation available. With Youtube or similar player, it's possible to add Chinese subtitle.
The VLC player can be used to add subtitle and play offline. https://www.movavi.com/learning-portal/how-to-add-subtitles-in-vlc-permanently.html
If you create a srt file for the video, do you mind sharing back?
Sorry. What IP address did you expose? You should not expose the elastic IP. What you need to expose is the web service IP: https://github.com/OpenVisualCloud/Smart-City-Sample/blob/master/deployment/kubernetes/yaml/cloud-web.yaml.m4#L17. Make HOSTIP your public IP...
Have you opened UDP ports 10000-10010? For each office instance, there are 10 UDP ports allocated for webrtc streaming. So if you run 2 offices, the UDP port range is...
Also, please make sure the `HOSTIP` variable in `deployment/kubernetes/build.sh` is correctly set to be your elastic IP.
What's the symptom of not loading? Try curl -vvv https://xxxx and what's the output?
Are you behind a firewall? If so, have you enabled proxy settings so that curl can go through the proxy? Run `sudo netstat -nlp | grep 443` on the Kubernetes...
Strange that you see no binding of port 443. But anyway, you have access to the UI right? Then there must be some port forwarding happening from the elastic IP...