mmz06

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  1. According to Google, this one is related to usb attached DVR which is failing because of a missing lib. https://forums.plex.tv/t/ubuntu-16-04-docker-critical-libusb_init-failed/185116 But it shouldn't cause the issue you face.
  2. Then I don't know. Is it Plex logs, Plex container logs or Unraid logs that you posted ?
  3. This line shows that Plex complains about Jumbo Frames being enabled on your network (router). Did you enable this option or tried to change default MTU size (1500), on your router or Unraid ? If yes, maybe you should reverse this change...
  4. Hi, These 2 messages are related to Plex daemon failing partially to fetch your router doing UPNP port mapping for incoming traffic, which leads to relayed incoming connections instead of direct. I don't know what could cause this from Unraid 6.11 or whatever else, but as a workaround can you try to configure a manual port mapping for the incoming traffic in your router, and configure the reflecting configuration as manual mode in Plex, and verify if at least it behaves correctly ?
  5. Thanks also from my side. It continues to work perfectly, even using 6.10.x release train.
  6. Salut la communauté francophone, En tant qu'utilisateur de Mac et donc de Safari, je voulais relayer l'information qu'une solution existe pour le cas ou comme moi, vous ne pouvez plus accéder au terminal depuis l'interface web d'Unraid. Il suffit de suivre ce workaround proposé par @SuperSVGA dans ce post : Menu "Développement" (à activer dans "Safari" > "Préférences" > "Avancées") > "Fonctionnalités Expérimentales" > décocher "WebGL 2.0"
  7. A quick word to thank you @SuperSVGA ! I was annoyed by this issue since more than a month now... Worth to note that this issue appeared also on 6.9.2, and your fix worked like a charm for it !
  8. Salut, de mon coté, la dernière fois que j'ai eu ce genre de problème, juste après une mise à jour, c'est ma clé USB qui était corrompue, et qu'il a fallu remplacer.... Donc je ne peux qu'abonder le post de PicPoc ci-dessus.
  9. Hi, This is the case for my configuration at least. i5 9600K with UHD630 De nada 🙂
  10. Hi there, No need to login from Unraid itself but from inside Plex server only. Here is the solution which worked for me in this situation:
  11. Hi there, From Plex forum, this issue seems to be taken in account since a week and a few plexpass releases: "(Transcoder) GPU HDR tone mapping could unexpectedly fail on some newer Intel processors (#12534)" https://forums.plex.tv/t/plex-media-server/30447/423 Now just need to update to the last plexpass release by updating your docker container using plexpass as the version option like in the following screenshot: Or you can wait a bit longer the ubdate to be available in the non beta channel. At least it's working for my Intel i5-9600k, using Unraid 6.9.2. Hope this helps.
  12. Hi There, I face this issue as well since Plex 1.22.1.4200. I tried reinstalling Intel Compute Runtime (ICR) manually in the container, but no luck, still failing... So I came back to the scripted solution I proposed about four months ago which will compile and install the old Intel Beignet driver : Same advice as before, it takes a few long minutes to install, but it works !!! An you need to reinstall it each time Plex container is updated and this issue still remains...
  13. I can transcode in hardware 5 4K HDR streams concurrently on my i5-9600k with embedded UHD630, as I mentioned a few weeks ago:
  14. Hello, It seems LSIO updated its Plex container which now includes up-to-date intel drivers, working with the last Plex version with HW transcoding and HDR tone mapping support. If you previously used my 1st script, you can remove it and update Plex container, if you used the one which requires to create an intermediate image, just edit the container configuration, and remove ":opencl" at the end of "Repository" keeping only "linuxserver/plex", then click on apply. It should download properly everything again and put you back in the original track. This may leave you with 2 orphan images visible in the docker tab, which can be removed from the advanced view.
  15. Hi @linuxserver.io, It seems there is an issue regarding the support of 3 last gens of intel CPUs while using this Plex App with HW HDR to SDR tone mapping. It seems one of your devs created a working solution, creating the OpenCL branch in this container GitHub here: https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex/tree/opencl Shall I ask you if there is any plan to provide this solution in the main tree, so we can all benefit of it without hack/trick ?
  16. I believe the best is to ask for it in the thread of the Plex container you are using. For the LSIO one: I actually totally forgot to ask them, and LSIO team may even not be aware of the need for many to fix this issue...
  17. Actually, the old script doing compilation eats CPU and takes long time to execute, at least in my environment, but it has the nice ability to be really adapted to Docker in Unraid, so it actually doesn't break anything (hopefully), and so can be used still. The new script on the other hand, is much faster as no requiring compilation, and the GPU driver is officially supported by Intel, so by many aspect it's providing a better solution. But it's not fully adapted to Docker GUI in Unraid, and brakes the fancy container update process, so it requires a manual process for each upgrade of the LSIO Plex container This is the full formal upgrade process by using this script: docker build --pull -t linuxserver/plex:opencl https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex.git#opencl Then from Unraid Docker tab, switch to ADVANCED VIEW mode with the little switch on the top right. And then click on "force update" for the Plex container. At the end you can choose which solution suits best your needs ! 😉
  18. I would try using just a laptop/desktop browser like chrome or Firefox, to see if it works. If it does, then you face a client issue, if not it’s a server one... Envoyé de mon iPhone en utilisant Tapatalk
  19. BTW, the whole purpose of the script I proposed before was to achieve the same: 4K transcode with HDR to SDR tone mapping. So this new approach is meant to be easier.
  20. Yes, 4K HDR transcoding with HW support for Intel GPU is provided
  21. *** Update *** So by investigate further, I could find that: Plex team did update their code to support official Intel NEO Runtime drivers But the required minimal version for these Intel NEO Runtime drivers is 20.36 which are not just so simple to install There was a new branch created on Linuxserver's Plex GitHub, allowing easy installation of this. But it's not directly available from them using their Plex container app, yet. Then I guess it will not take long to get this formerly available from them. Waiting for that, if you want to go ahead and give it a try, there is a very simple way of installing this new release, which is much nicer than the script I proposed a few days ago: Just run the following at your plex server prompt and wait for it to complete (like a few minutes) docker build -t linuxserver/plex:opencl https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex.git#opencl Change the image your container is pointing to by editing it and add ":opencl" at the end of the Repository option like in this picture: It should take a few seconds to update your container using this new image. Final Steps: To update the container you need to build the image again, and go to Advanced View in the container listing tab, and force update for your Plex Container. docker build --pull -t linuxserver/plex:opencl https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex.git#opencl To revert back to the original container, just remove the ":opencl" at the end of the Repository option. Enjoy !
  22. It will be fine for a reboot, but it's not permanent, it will require to be applied again in case of Plex container update
  23. Yes 6.9+ is required. Last 6.9.0-rc works as well, I just did the update before answering to you. Take care to follow the new path to expose your GPU to the container as explained a few posts before:
  24. @Pixel5 Compilation and everything looks good. So maybe your GPU is not correctly exposed inside the container. Should you try (with the correct container name): docker exec -it plex ls -lh /dev/dri Mine returns this : root@Plex4:~# docker exec -it plex ls -lh /dev/dri total 0 crw-rw---- 1 root videoScqPbdA6 226, 0 Dec 13 18:05 card0 crw-rw---- 1 root videoScqPbdA6 226, 128 Dec 13 18:05 renderD128 So if all this is fine, it may signify your GPU is not already supported by this unsupported driver... Just checked the code on GitHub and you GPU PCI-ID is in it, so it should work. Did you also update Unraid to last 6.9.0-beta35 ?
  25. @Pixel5 CPU should work and container also.... Should you provide the lines before those ones? Actually, I'd need the end of the compilation, showing the result and supposedly the failure of it, so it maybe possible to investigate.