I’m using eero as my wifi and for whatever reason, the eero wifi only give me max 10 Mbps, while a wired connection is over 100 Mbps. Also, my tplink WAP gives me 50Mbps.
However, if I do a speed test to an outside server, it’ll report over 300 Mbps… Something is messed up with local stream for me with my eeros. I’ll likely be removing them soon.
However, in the short term I re-encoded a bunch of my 4k rips down to 1080 and this resolved all my bandwidth issues.
I got them on Amazon, the only place I could find them as well. However, I didn’t search as hard as you I think.
I picked Toshiba drives personally. However, I know of a bunch of WD reds running for years with no issues.
I think since the nas cases aren’t insolated for sound, your going to hear them moving that head around…
Have you considered an ssd populated nas? It does cost more however :(
If it just language add the audio track to one of the mkvs. Ignore me I see your episodes are different cuts.
I found using Kodi helped resolve video codec support in my case. It was for AV1 nlon the Chromecast 4k, which doesn’t support AV1, it seems to mostly work for smaller AV1 encodes. I guess it is using software decoding.
This is a requirement for Immutable Distributions, not that Mint is… But others.
Is it possible to remap the copilot key on the new computers back to the control key? I keep pressing it to skip words, but end up needing to use two hands now.
I’m on Aurora and while I got it mostly working now, I would not call it user friendly.
Encoding to AV1 is good to cooking CPUs.
I think you can do some settings related to transcoding per user account. Maybe that will help.
I’m running jellyfin docker container on my Synology. Works great, but I don’t transcode. … Which is another rabbit hole.
Ok, just don’t go too far until you are sure the config and database won’t be wiped when you update the image.
Hopefully you setup your configuration folders as an external mount outside the container. 👍
And I just updated my server to the .3 release 😅
I’m hosting on a Synology, but not transcoding.
It’s likely more affordable to host a second jellyfin server on a desktop that is used for transcoding vs getting a NAS with the hardware.
As also mentioned you may not need to transcode unless you want to down mix to reduce bandwidth when not home. For those cases I would recommend you use handbrake and have multiple versions of the content at different resolutions/codecs as needed. Yeah it’s work.
The majority of issue I have when running locally is audio codec compatibility. So I use ffmpeg to reencode and remux my mkvs with the new audio stream. (Typically eAC3)
TV is working as expected today and yesterday. Also I updated to .2 release this morning. Maybe my TV was updating the other days and killing the app, not sure.
If things weren’t broken then how would you know they changed anything? 🧐
It’s ok, if I see it again tonight I’ll pull the logs and check for anything obvious.
You must have a big house 😅
I noticed that my Google TV client is always logged out asking me to select user. Is this a new feature?
You can test this issue with laptop sending large files to your NAS over Wi-Fi. Local device communication is crazy slow on my network over the eeros. I discovered this when I moved a TV that was on a wired connection to wireless and everything feel apart from there.