saarg

Guys, this thread is for support setting up the container on unraid. Just because your dockers are on another server, which is unraid, still doesn't make it correct to post here.

If it's not in the run command, you have done something wrong. Please post the text of the docker run command next time. The screenshot is low quality and hard to read.

Again I ask you, what does jellyfin say it's doing? Does it say transcoding or direct play?

Doesn't look like you are using unraid, so go to our discord server or post on our discourse forum to get help.

Does jellyfin say that it's transcoding the video? Also which codec is the file? Next time you post a screenshot, make sure it's in English.

Did you allow the user to read books?

I guess you are not using our mod to install the language you need?

Post the docker run command and screenshot of the transcoding settings in jellyfin.

How do you get 5.30 to be too old? I haven't had time to check the build log for the dependencies of xmltvse grabber yet.

It's probably missing a dependency or something I would guess then. The picons are from that repo yes, and the last version built is the same as you linked. But the picons builder only builds ones a week and it does not trigger a new build of tvheadend. So it might be the picons in the container is one week old.

Set a startup delay on swag. Something on your system makes the container die. A full log is also preferred.

Is that the output of just running it with --configure, or are you entering anything also? We manually bump the xmltv version, so we haven't gotten that far yet. We get the picons from picons.xyz, so most likely they have old ones.

Nextcloud decides when you will get that update. Or you could switch to the beta channel and get it now.

Why are you posting about lidarr in the Plex support thread?

That has nothing to do with a VPN. Of you connect using remote desktop to another Windows computer, you use the mouse/keyboard on the client. But this you should ask for in the VM sub forum.

We don't reccomend using any remote filesystems for the appdata folder. They should be on local filesystem.

These kind of issues should be reported to Plex on their forum. They should be able to answer.

I would think that is your issue.

Is your cache disk full?

Did you try to Google it?

Downloading the container and downloading the deb to install the Plex version you set is not from the same place, so it might be that the download speed you have for the Plex deb is slow.

When they release it to their Ubuntu repo.

It's downloading and installing the Plex version you set it to install and that depends on your internet speed and horsepowers. There is a log button at the end of the Plex container line.

If you post the container log we might be able to see what is going on. Just saying it hangs isn't really helping us help you.

You can't as it's not web traffic.