[Add Intel iGPU QSV Quick Sync Encoding to Official Plex-Media-Server the easy way.]

On 5/17/2023 at 3:49 AM, Wake said:

I am having a similar issue after changing the Cache drive my appdata folder was on.  Were you able to find a resolution?  I thought it might be a permission issue, but I've tried 777 to no avail

 

EDIT: Also running an nvidia GPU as well, but before changing my cache drive, I had no issues (Using the HardwareDevicePath field in Preferences.XML to select my iGPU for quicksynk, in my case D129).  Now, I can't use the iGPU or the Nvidia, Plex goes straight to CPU/software encoding.

 

EDIT 2: Removing the container and image, uninstalling Nvidia and Intel TOP and drivers, and then recreating the container has worked for me. I did not yet reinstall TOP or any driver. Hopefully that helps someone else.

my problem is also fixed with the newst update 1.32.2.7100 

[Add Intel iGPU QSV Quick Sync Encoding to Official Plex-Media-Server the easy way.]

Hi together, 

maybe someone can help me here. 

I switched my hardware from an old 7700k with GTX1650 to a new i5 13500. 

Everything worked fine with the additional value for the container:  /dev/dri/, HW Transcoding and HDR Tonemapping, I had no problems. 

Than I switched to a new Cache NVMe, so I moved the appdata folder from the old NVMe to the new one.  I started all my dockers and also Plex and than I was wondering why my CPU is near 100% when I am watching an HDR/DV Movie/Series on my Tablet... the HDR Tonemapping stopped working via QuickSync the normal Transcoding works fine.

I also tried Adding HardwareDevicePath="/dev/dri/renderD128" to the Preferences.xml but nothing changed. (I reverted the changes to value /dev/dri/) 

 

Here is also a screenshot from my logs with HDR Tonemapping on.