TOMillr

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  1. Hat jemand Erfahrungen, wie hoch der zusätzliche IDLE-Stromverbrauch ist, wenn man einen Plex Media Server in einem Container unter Unraid laufen lässt? Laut meinen Messungen unter Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS (clean install, headless, keine USB-Verbraucher angeschlossen, powertop ausgeführt) saugt der Plex Media Server ohne jegliche Aktivität, Zugriffe oder vorhandener Medien in die Bibliothek zusätzlich 1,2 W! Finde ich schon heftig, wenn Plex ja eigentlich inaktiv sein müsste. Muss man im Container dann mit ähnlichen Vebrauchswerten rechnen? Oder gibt es da irgendwelche zusätzlichen Stromsparfunktionen, die den Container bei Inaktivität schlafen legt?
  2. Ah stimmt, hätte ich auch selbst herleiten können, dass die rpm-Angabe einen vorhandenen Lüfter voraussetzt. 😄
  3. @alturismo Bin gerade etwas bei deinen, doch deutlich niedrigeren Temperaturwerten irritiert. Sind die gezeigten Temperaturen der beiden Boards mit oder ohne einen verbauten CPU- oder Gehäuselüfter?
  4. Läuft aktuell auf Ubuntu Server 22.04.4 LTS. Habe mal Screenshot von powertop angehangen. Ah verstehe. Ich hatte irgendwie im Hinterkopf, dass mit zunehmender Temperatur auch die Langlebigkeit des Chips abnimmt.
  5. Ich habe das N100DC-ITX jetzt mal einige Tage testen können. Trotz powertop --auto-tune bleibt die CPU im idle mit um die 60 Grad für meinen Geschmack doch recht warm. Das Board steckt in einem SSF-Gehäuse (j-hack pure mk2), welches eigentlich genug Lüftungsöffnungen haben sollte: Da müsste ich vermutlich doch einen Lüfter mit installieren - was aber natürlich komplett dem eigentlichen Anschaffungsgrund widerspricht, ein möglichst lautloses, stromsparendes System zu bauen. Habt ihr ähnliche Werte bei euren Boards?
  6. Hello folks, I'm looking for an easy way to replicate a backup feature that comes build in with OpenMediaVault on a new Unraid system: OMV provides an easy to setup and maintain interface for synchronizing a shared folder on the system to an external USB drive. Once the external USB backup drive is connected, it automatically detects the drive and copies incremental changes that have occurred since the last backup. Is there a similar plugin or feature that can replicate this feature in Unraid? Without having to manually setup a rsync job through the command line?
  7. Primarily because Sundtek has made the streaming server compatible with the Plex Media Server. For TVHeadend you have to rely on yet another intermediate piece of software to get it to show up as a compatible tuner.
  8. @Sundtek also provides its own streaming server as an alternative to TVHeadend. Is this server also part of the plugin by any chance? Would it be possible to have the driver as well as the server inside a single container in unraid?
  9. I've got this older 2-bay NAS that's been running on OpenMediaVault for a couple years. I was wondering if I might give Unraid a try and install it on this system: Intel Celeron J1900 4-Core 2,0 GHz 64-Bit CPU Intel HD-Grafik Z3700 with QuickSync 2 GB DDR3L My main use cases would be: 95% Plex Media Server + TV-Headend 5% network storage with cloud backup to pcloud Since I'd like the system to be as quiet as possible, I'd use an SSD for the Plex database and tv recordings as well as a much bigger HDD which would act as cold storage for older, larger media files. I'd also would like to keep using Quick Sync for the occasional hardware transcode when I'm accessing the NAS from on the road. Any suggestions wether this setup is going to work with unraid?
  10. Just noticed that the Sundtek Wiki now mentions a Unraid driver plugin: https://sundtek.de/wiki/index.php?title=Docker Did anyone give this a try? How does it compare to the DVB-Driver plugin?
  11. Just came across an older forum post which suggests that at least some of the Sundtek drivers should be include in LibreElec. Is there a Github or some other source where all the available drivers in LE are listed?
  12. Oh, I wasn't aware of that. So in practice, I won't be able to use a Sundtek tuner alongside a tuner (say made by Digital Devices, Xbox or TBS) that uses drivers from a different package?
  13. While we're at the topic of DVB-C: I've also still have an DVB-C/T2 tuner "TVButler 100TC" by DVBLogic which seems to use the same hardware as a TeVii H660: USB interface: ITE IT9303 Demodulator: Silicon Labs Si2168-B40 Tuner: Silicon Labs Si2147-A30 Drivers Any chance of getting that tuner to work with your plugin as well?
  14. I've got a DVB-S tuner myself (the SkyTV 8). Maybe I can help with some testing on that one, if you'd like.