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[email protected] What I do - I open GUI of HandBrake - Import the preset using the "preset" toolbar within the handbrake GUI & I also set it as default. Then I save the preset using "save as" and stick it into the General Catagory and confirm its there by "view" preset List and confirming my preset is within the General Catagory Within the Docker container Automatic Video Converter: Preset: General/YIFI Should do the trick

It can monitor up 5 different watch folders defined as /watch /watch1 ....... It does exactly what you need - Please post your config.... container path /watch Host path /mnt/storage/MyContentToBeEncoded It will monitor /mnt/storage/MyContentToBeEncoded for any content to be encoded.... Details are in the config of the docker instance........

Djoss, Github request added. As an interim measure - is there any parameter I can use that will move the currently encoding content into a non-watch folder during the encode so that the second instance wont try to encode the same ? Pre-script maybe?? #Hopefull Look Thanks for reading!

I most certainly will add to your github. Thanks for listening.........

Question: I have a Ryzen 9 processor and I am encoding H265 but I've noticed I'm only getting about 30% CPU utilisation. Other than installing a second instance of Handbrake - Is there any plans to support multiple Encodes at the same time? Thank-you for all your hard work.... I really do appreciate the hard work and expertise required. Note: When I have tried a second instance of Handbrake - I have to use different watch folder otherwise they will both encode the same content at the same time.

Thanks itimpi Ill read up on the links you recommend! Appreciate the fast response!

Hi all, How is the Raid performance on UNRAID? For the following question : I do NOT care about redundancy or backups (only space and performance) I have 2 identical machines - each with 12*8Tb drives. One is running Ubuntu 20.04 with Raid 0 /dev/md1: Timing cached reads: 10994 MB in 1.99 seconds = 5523.34 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 4042 MB in 3.00 seconds = 1347.14 MB/sec root@Storage4:~# sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/md1 Identical machine (UNRAID OS) /dev/sda1: Timing cached reads: 9340 MB in 1.99 seconds = 4688.61 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 30 MB in 3.21 seconds = 9.35 MB/sec Both machines are Raid0 (as performance is required over backups(I don't mind if I lose all data)) As you can see the performance of Buffered Disk Reads are not even close to being comparable!! Image attached of the setup in UNRAID Have I setup UNRAID Array correctly as Raid0? I'm beginning to think I have not!!! Thanks for any help/suggestions you can offer...

Does anyone know if this can be done ? Cannot see any kind of port forwarding on UNRAID.......

Hi guys, I have a small machine hosted in a datacentre with a single IP. I have installed a windows VM and I can access via VNC using the IP of my server. Can I "Port Forward" an RDP port to access my Win 10 Machine? Any advice appreciated!!