| ▲ | MayeulC 5 days ago | |
> I've had issues when three people all streaming a VC-1 encoded video to H264 in software. I don't quite get the "in software" part. I assume you mean that the video needs to be transcoded to h.264 on your server for their client to play it. The way I mostly solved this is to ask people to install and use the native app (jellyfin-media-player or Android app) whenever possible, as it is compatible with more codecs. You can also configure HW acceleration for transcoding, a decent GPU should have no trouble encoding a few h.264 streams in real time. And lastly, you can play with distributed versions of ffmpeg, since Jellyfin calls ffmpeg. There are multiple options, such as https://hub.docker.com/r/bitwrk/jellyfin-rffmpeg (I never used it myself, though). | ||
| ▲ | tombert 5 days ago | parent [-] | |
I mean "in software" in that it's not hardware assisted. I have gotten VAAPI working but it's a bit flaky with some videos for some reason, so I disabled it and just do vanilla ffmpeg. I'll look into the distributed ffmpeg. | ||