akawoz

Tried this - no change. See my original post :-)

Guys have been trying to troubleshoot this myself but have hit a dead end. I have a vanilla Windows 10 (slow ring) install that keeps entering sleep or suspend mode. Windows is not configured to sleep or suspend. I've generated an energy-report and nothing strange seems to be noted. I've tried moving to fast ring, but no luck. Tried moving between power plans but no change. Strange thing is that if I try to edit any of the standard power plans, there are no timers set under sleep (attachment). XML config: https://paste.ee/p/mtzDw Energy report: https://paste.ee/p/i1ieH Last thing I was going to try was to get into SeaBIOS to see if some BIOS config was overriding the OS - but can't for the life of me trigger BIOS entry (using VNC). EDIT: just tried this app: https://sourceforge.net/projects/stayawake/ but still enters a "paused state" EDIT: I've followed this http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID_6/VM_Guest_Support prior to posting.

Solved this - but don't know how. Moved from Needo to Linuxserver's Plex and running at full speed again (around 12x).

Hi guys, my Plex Media Server has /tmp mapped to /transcode to store temp transcode files in RAM when playing back live. Server can easily sustain 8+ HD streams no problem at all. When I chose to sync for offline playback on a phone or tablet I get the message from the app that the transcode process will take ~ 20 - 30 hrs. Here's the process the above creates (after requesting sync on my Nexus 6p): /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/Plex New Transcoder -i /mnt/movies/Cooties (2015)/Cooties (2015).mkv -filter_complex [0:0]scale=w=min(720\,iw):h=min(300\,ih):force_original_aspect_ratio=decrease[0] -map [0] -codec:0 libx264 -crf:0 20 -pix_fmt:0 yuv420p -maxrate:0 1500k -bufsize:0 3000k -preset:0 veryfast -x264opts cabac=0:8x8dct=1:bframes=0:subme=3:me_range=4:rc_lookahead=10:me=hex:cabac=0 -map 0:1 -metadata:s:1 language=eng -codec:1 aac -strict:1 experimental -cutoff:1 15000 -channel_layout:1 stereo -b:1 193k -f mp4 -map_metadata -1 /config/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Cache/Transcode/Sync/7643863/8368136/4e3d92d364c3eaace1ad.mp4.temp -y -nostats -loglevel quiet -loglevel_plex error -progressurl http://127.0.0.1:32400/video/:/transcode/session/b3a625fc-f0f1-4ad1-8762-53198eaa24bb/progress I notice that it rights the temp sync file to /config not /transcode - but that's OK because my appdata for Plex is on an SSD. The server is mostly idle while the above it going with very low CPU and IO usage so it doesn't appear to be bottlenecked. Anyone got any ideas or suggestions on how to diagnose this?