casiooo

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  1. Forgot to mention that i needed to add "172.17.0.1/24".
  2. Yes, it is supposed to allow anything in that range to connect. Don't forget to also update the <!-- HTTP Server --> part. Did you add "--runtime=nvidia" in the extra parameters?
  3. Did you add your lan adres? <!-- Web Server --> #Following allows access from local network <web-allow v='192.168.1.1/24'/>
  4. It works for me. Did you add "--runtime=nvidia" to the extra parameters?
  5. Thanks. It doesn't seem to be working though. The log gives me this: [autovideoconverter] Processing watch folder '/watch'... [autovideoconverter] Waiting 5 seconds before processing '/watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv'... [autovideoconverter] Starting conversion of '/watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv' using preset 'hevc'... [autovideoconverter] 1 title(s) to process. [autovideoconverter] Executing pre-conversion hook... pre-conversion: Output File = /output/series/show s01e01 265.mkv pre-conversion: Source File = /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv pre-conversion: Preset = hevc [autovideoconverter] Pre-conversion hook exited with 0 [autovideoconverter] Starting conversion of '/watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv' using preset 'hevc'... [autovideoconverter] 1 title(s) to process. [autovideoconverter] Executing pre-conversion hook... pre-conversion: Output File = /output/series/show s01e01 265.mkv pre-conversion: Source File = /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv pre-conversion: Preset = hevc [autovideoconverter] Pre-conversion hook exited with 0 After that it waits a while and continues to transcode anyway. Encoding /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv: 0.57 % Encoding /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv: 1.18 % (179.45 fps, avg 176.87 fps, ETA 00h06m30s) Encoding /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv: 1.78 % (185.19 fps, avg 179.23 fps, ETA 00h06m23s) Encoding /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv: 2.31 % (155.28 fps, avg 171.28 fps, ETA 00h06m38s) Encoding /watch/series/show s01e01 265.mkv: 2.82 % (147.48 fps, avg 166.73 fps, ETA 00h06m47s)
  6. I'm trying to get handbrake to skip any file that has 265 in it's name. I've tried to edit the pre-compile script posted earlier in the thread but i'm a noob so no succes. This is the script i came up with. #!/bin/sh # # This is an example of a pre-conversion hook. This script is always invoked # with /bin/sh (shebang ignored). # # The first parameter is the full path where the video will be converted. # # The second parameter is the full path to the source file. # # The third argument is the name of the HandBrake preset that will be used to # convert the video. # CONVERTED_FILE="$1" SOURCE_FILE="$2" PRESET="$3" echo "pre-conversion: Output File = $CONVERTED_FILE" echo "pre-conversion: Source File = $SOURCE_FILE" echo "pre-conversion: Preset = $PRESET" CODEC="265" if [ ! -z $(grep "$CODEC" "$SOURCE_FILE") ]; then echo "pre-conversion: file conversion not required, moving file." mkdir -p "$(dirname "$CONVERTED_FILE")" mv "$SOURCE_FILE" "$CONVERTED_FILE" else echo "ERROR: Destination file has unexpected CODEC '$CODEC'." fi ;; *) # Remove unknown files. echo "pre-conversion: preventing file conversion by removing file." rm "$SOURCE_FILE" esac I've put it into ShellCheck but like i said, noob. Does anyone have a better way to make handbrake skip 265 (HEVC) files?
  7. I've got everything working perfectly. However i'm not able to figure out how to apply the tunnel to interface eth1 instead of eth0?