axelk

Thx for the clarification @Human-126094 I already got it working by trial and error and it's definitly a good idea to adjust the template and application paths. But another question: It's already possible to have the library auto-scanned and new files to be encoded automatically. That's already a cool feature. But is it also possible to skip files with a certain codec (maybe also container on a specific format but not really my usecase)? E.g. skip all files already in HEVC? Or the other way round, only encode h264 files? Maybe I just didn't find it in the settings!? That would be really cool! 🙃

Using 2.51.0 since yesterday and I'm a little confused... Encoding works well with my AMD iGPU but the encoded files can't be written to the share. How exactly does the storage concept work? I just want x265-butler find all files in the media share, transcode them to hevc if neccessary and put the new files back in the directory where they come from. In the standard CA template there these two paths to configure: Container Path: /library Path containing video files to scan + transcode Container Path: /config Persistent config + database directory Config: Container Path: /config Persistent config + database directory In the WebUI the path is /media. Files are only found if this is changed to /library (or vice versa). This share seems to be mounted read-only as I get these warnings: mount · EACCES/media readable=true writable=false error=EACCES mount · ENOENT/cache readable=false writable=false error=ENOENT I already read https://github.com/masterjb/x265-butler#storage-layout-appdata but this doesn't really help!?!? Thx