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Add this environment variable to you compose file: TERRARIA_SRV_V="1.4.4.9"

Das war aber nicht der Punkt. Rantasten heißt für mich nicht stabil. Is ja auch egal, ich kann gegen so extrem stromsparer sowieso nix machen. 🤪

Lol, devs these days... This was actually on my to-do-list but I haven't found time to research this issue, thank you for pointing out that the move from ${GAME_PARAMS} would fix that. Sadly there is no way of doing that but I think they will come here if they find that it's not working (btw, they could remove that and change it in the config, right?). I've already changed the CA App template and pushed the update to the Docker container. Thanks again.

As @alturismo said, please upgrade to a recent version from Unraid. Usually you don‘t have to do that but that would be all more easy to troubleshoot with Diagnostics. Please post your Diagnostics.

Are you sure that you switched to a quality where it was necessary to transcode? As said this is an issue that I know now for a few years. Glad that it works how you need it.

I don't know, what CPU do you have? Can you see if you find a log in the directory for asa in your appdata folder? Double check if your folder mounts and that the folder where the files are located is configured to stay on that disk/pool.

Officially they don't support Linux anymore for transcodes because they are really struggling with that I think. But you where saying that it is working on your Shield correct? The web browser version won't work if you switch the quality, if you set a fixed quality in the settings from Plex and you start the web player it is working but if you switch the quality again it won't work again <- this is a known issue for a few years now I think.

I'm currently in the process of rebuilding the packages so that all packages include your patch since I saw it was already merged.

No worries... Nice to see that people make use of that. I hope it was easy to use. Can you please create a PR with the fix in the repository that I've linked so that other people can benefit from that fix too.

Thank you for the report but, I just can compile the module because I don't have any hardware on hand to test and I simply can't fix it. You should report that over here: https://github.com/strongtz/i915-sriov-dkms/issues However there seem to be already a few reports about that in the issue tracker from what I can see. Does something not work in terms of SR-IOV on your machine because of this message? Sorry for the misunderstanding here...

Are you sure that you've enabled hardware transcoding in your Plex settings too? Now I see what's missing you have an error in your template it should be NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES not NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICE BTW sadly enough Plex even doesn't list Linux anymore as supported for transcoding because I think they keep struggling with transcoding on Linux. If that also doesn't work can you maybe try for testing purposes to install Jellyfin (the official one)? You can install that by choosing the binhex container and switching the repository to: jellyfin/jellyfin You also have to add the runtime and the variables for Nvidia to the template.

Sorry but I can't reproduce this over here, everything seems to work just fine, please note that this is a fresh installation: openrct2.txt

A bit more information would be nice, Diagnostics? Are you sure the file needs to be transcoded? How do you see that the stream is not transcoded? What kind of hardware are you using? Are you sure that the hardware supports transcoding of the file that you try to play? This is the first time I hear of that issue (that happened a few weeks ago). If you are talking about HDR transcode this is a completely different story...

Are you sure that you've entered a Plex token so that the container knows that you are even able to transcode? I have to say, Plex nowadays is not that reliable when it comes to transcoding and some users report issues. However it does not seem that your stream is not encoded at all and you are just transcoding Audio (or burn in Subtitles) which is hitting your CPU but that is just normal. Are you sure you did force a transcode? Set the quality to something lower, but please don't use the Plex Web App since it is known to cause issues and not work correctly.

I really don‘t understand. I don‘t have a GitHub repository where any repositories are listed. What is the goal of you recompiling the driver? If you run Unraid virtualized I can‘t give support because that can introduce issues with the underlying Host OS/Bootloader you have to use. If you need DSM why not follow the recommendation from @domrockt? The plugin is working for others. Sorry but I can‘t help if you are virtualizing Unraid since this is a completely special use case and not how you should run this since the plugin/sriov is experimental too!

Please read the second post in this thread again where --runtime=nvidia should go.

The container checks for updates on each container start. EDIT: Sorry I completely overlooked the post with your question about the server password, is this already solved?

Sorry but I'm the wrong one to ask here since I don't have hardware on hand to test, however I see in your Diagnostics that all your vGPUs are there: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation AlderLake-S GT1 [8086:4680] (rev 0c) DeviceName: Onboard IGD Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. AlderLake-S GT1 [1043:8882] Kernel driver in use: i915 Kernel modules: i915 00:02.1 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation AlderLake-S GT1 [8086:4680] (rev 0c) Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. AlderLake-S GT1 [1043:8882] Kernel driver in use: vfio-pci Kernel modules: i915 00:02.2 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation AlderLake-S GT1 [8086:4680] (rev 0c) Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. AlderLake-S GT1 [1043:8882] Kernel driver in use: vfio-pci Kernel modules: i915 Also @domrockt said that it installs fine on 6.12.5-rc1 here: Maybe someone else can help here, again, I only compile the module to make sure that users can make use of Intel Graphics SR-IOV on Unraid.

USB is a bit hard for me since I always would recommend to use PCIe, however if you need a USB Tuner then you can use a Sundtek one, but that is another plugin since the driver works a bit different and it is only compatible with TVHeadend from Linuxserver.io at least on Unraid with my plugin.

I don't use that repository at all, I compile it directly from the source over here. However I think you might need to be on a slightly newer Kernel version than Unraid stable is currently. I don't want to introduce more complexity by using a backported i915 driver for the SR-IOV plugin which can actually cause more trouble than it solves. I completely understand your specific use case but I really don't want to use a backported driver for the SR-IOV plugin.

For what plugin? This one? What would be the benefit for you? Are you after Intel ARC GPU support?

Nice, thank you!

Did you see a notification from the Plugin-Update-Helper?

I just made the template, the container itself is from Zabbix and so to speak the official container.

I would recommend that you post that on the Zabbix forums since this will be reset every time the container is updated or you change something in the container since this is a file that is contained within the container itself. I hope you see the issue here.