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Thanks yes, I meant to mention that I was not on the latest Unraid version, my apologies. Poking around some more it seems my jellyfin transcoding is not in fact broken and that what I was seeing was due to client side issues and everything seems to be working fine with the Recommended Driver 575.51.02 Reading between the lines I'm guessing previous unraid versions may not have an issue with the latest Nvidia Driver plugin but would be curious if it should be offering a higher revision 580.x driver raid-01-diagnostics-20260506-0939.zip

Thanks for your help. A couple of questions: Can you please list the basic steps to downgrade a driver version? So Driver 580.x is earlier than 575.x? EDIT: I see simply clicking on the icon for the plugin gets me into the settings to change things. The settings are reporting the Quadro P2000 which seems good/correct and the revision I'm running. Do I really want Driver 580.x? Did you mean something earlier than 575.x? Supported candidates: 470.256.02, 550.144.03, 565.57.01, 565.77, 570.144, 575.51.02 Recommended Driver: 575.51.02 (best-available)

I have the same NVIDIA Quadro P2000 GPU and seem to have the same issue. Can anyone please give the steps to load an older driver that will work with this card? EDIT: I am probably confused. After updating the Nvidia Driver plugin to 2026.05.01 running terminal, nvidia-smi reports driver version 575.51.02 so maybe that is ok. For whatever reason it seems the card isn't being used for transcoding anymore by my jellyfin instance which was working before, but perhaps that is due to something else.

Could be wrong but I suspect the display problem(s) may be related to a regression with the connect plugin? I'm still on 6.12.15 but did update connect and started seeing these kinds of problems again.

I have a very similar setup and current version, look forward to your after install input if you decide to update to 7.1.4

Still seeing this.

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For what it's worth I saw this behavior today for the first time on my 6.12.10 system with both speedtest-tracker and jellyfin dockers and was glad to find this thread. Changing the Docker Stop Timeout: to 120 seconds worked for me. I did not try lower numbers. I noticed the jellyfin docker update was 291 MB but the speedtest-tracker docker was only 42 MB.

Thanks!

Anybody using binhex/arch-qbittorrentvpn:libtorrentv1 with binhex/arch-radarr? I've been using binhex/arch-qbittorrentvpn:4.3.9-2-01 because of earlier issues with binhex/arch-radarr

I looked in your sig equipment list but don't see a make/model of flash drive listed unless I'm missing something. Would be nice to know which flash drive you've found to be reliable over 11 years since you mentioned it. I've always used the recommended Lexar brand and have found those to be reliable and have also had zero failures with those over the course of about the same number of years.

Yep, I use Krusader a lot and that would likely be my first choice to move my files. I've moved tons of files with it and have never seen any kind of problem. Another way you might look at is the unBalance plugin I used that when converting disk filesystems a long time ago. It makes sure file dates remain intact, that permissions are correct and 'tests' the move to better assure things will work. I think it may use rsync or something similar as it's core.

Who is 'you'? Either one or both of the guys in this thread? We're the ones asking the questions! Maybe you mean the guy at TRaSH Guides? Either way, point taken about the history of available options re: symbolic links and my characterization of 'completely wrong'. Probably not fair, I'd agree. I happen to only use torrents not usenet so was keenly interested in the solutions symbolic links offered to the problems I've been dealing with using torrents for the past few years. For my part I found just getting Sonarr, Radarr, and Prowlarr going and working hugely confusing even with any/all guides available, particularly the torrent client part since the only guide with a walkthrough for that was for QBittorrent and then it turned out the past few versions of that broke a bunch of stuff with Sonarr and Radarr so the docker had to be downgraded etc. But nobody said this stuff was a walk in the park My preferred torrent client/unraid docker is ruTorrent but I couldn't get that working with my Sonarr and Radarr dockers. Re: losing data, to me, rebuilding Kodi/Plex libraries would be a worst case scenario which isn't that bad. God knows how many times I've done that with Kodi and Plex for who knows how many reasons. Big deal. I guess that depends on your library sizes though. I wouldn't call mine small. I suppose the mention of watched status is a good point though. I use Trakt so in theory that may solve that problem.

re: the Trash Plex Guide, heh yeah that looks familiar, there are a bunch of others like that, ex for any torrent client config except qBittorrent. Another thought is I doubt there are many unRaid folks who are experts at this that are going to come to our rescue in this thread. Because the docker threads (Sonarr, Radarr etc) dismiss specific application based questions it's the blind leading the blind here. Ex it's widely known so called experts like Spaceinvader One got this kind of configuration completely wrong in his advice to unRaid users about how to set up Sonarrr and Radarr.

Cool, I forgot to mention that I also run Plex server, but on one of my Nvidia Shield TV boxes, and have so far just done the same thing I did with Kodi which is add the new \data\media\tv and movies folders to Plex so it sees the new stuff added there. I had missed that Trash had some discussion for configuring Plex I'll check that out. I was figuring I'd just do the same as my plan for Kodi, just move files and Plex would do it's periodic scan and remove entries for stuff that no longer existed and then re-add them from the new locations. Then after awhile I'd remove the old locations from Plex. I also forgot that I just started using the Kodi Library Auto Update add-on so it has the same kind of behavior as Plex and will periodically rescan libraries. So in theory I won't need to do anything with either app, just move files and they will figure things out. In the end I should be able to simply remove those empty folders from being used in the apps and then finally delete the actual folders/shares themselves.