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If the "Quattro" is the P2000(?) card, than that card supports unlimited transcodes, FYI.

Just an FYI for everyone who has an NVIDIA GPU. The Linuxserver I/O docker for NVIDIA cards will support H/W Transcoding in Jellyfin (just like it does in Emby without the PAID subscription model) Got it up and running a few hours ago and tested out two concurrent streams on my 1050ti

Here is the pull request for the bug: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/pull/844 And here is the initial issue: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/478

Yea, you're correct, I've already apologized. I was under the assumption it would be installed onto that actual UnRaid OS. So, that is where I went searching initially. When I couldn't find the ffmpeg file and then the error message from Jellyfin GUI saying that there was no FFMPEG installed, I thought something was 'missing'.

So apparently the "This setting can not be blank" on the JellyFin transcode settings page is a bug. Confirmed from the Github Jellyfin page. It's supposed to be fixed soon. My apologies to @binhex for doubting you. I just searched everywhere for the ffmpeg and couldn't find it on my system. Even pulling down a new ffmpeg build and mapping the container to the new directory of the ffmpeg installed still resulted in an error. So, it's on Jellyfin's "end" where the issue lies.

I don't know if I am just a complete idiot (which is probably the case here) but I browsed the contents of /usr/bin/ and I don't have a ffmpeg directory in there at all. I also looked in the jellyfin appdata, there is a ffmpeg folder in there but its blank. I went and pulled down a build of ffmpeg and mapped the container to that directory, tried pointing the transcode directory to the new folder and I got an error message stating that the folder doesn't contain ffprobe (which it certainly does) So not sure what the issue is....

So I'm doing my first test of this by moving a video file to the "Watch" folder, checked the UnRaid dashboard and can see my CPUs maxing out so I knew it must be working. However, when I load up the docker GUI, I see nothing. So, I guess, there is no way to see the ETA to completion when automatically transcoding videos? Is there some way to set up some sort of notification when the files are done transcoding?

Thanks. That fixed it... I now have the Stats tab AND the Network plugin is working for me.

I don't have a "Stats" tab like (apparently) everyone else here... even though I installed the plugin, it didn't create a "Stats" tab.. so I'm not sure if this is even working or not...