PleX Hardware transcoding seems to not work with Intel Quicksync.

[Enzo]

Hello.

I'm fairly new on Unraid, but I know PleX for a few years and I've manage my own PleX server on a NAS previously.
I followed this tutoriel to install on Unraid my PleX Server, using the quicksync of my I7 Intel 8700.

 

I installed the GPU statistics as well as the Intel CPU TOP addons.
Firstly, when opening the web console and accessing `/dev/dri`

It didn't found the folder.
I rebooted the server, try again and got the same result.

I then updated Unraid to version 6.10.0-rc2.
Then, the the `/dev/dri` folder was accessible.
But unlike the tutorial video, I only got the folders `by-path`  and `card0`, I was missing the `renderD128` folder.

I then installed the linuxserver's PleX.
I made the docker privileged and add the extra arguments: `--device=/dev/dri`

The PleX have PleX Pass and hardware transcoding is enabled.

Unfortunately, my hardware transcoding still doesn't work and I don't know exactly what to change.

Some screenshot of my configuration:

 

[Verticus]

hello I'm with version 6.10.0-rc2 of unraid and tried to install Plex from the indicated repository and it's giving this message.

I'm new to unraid, you know how to solve it.
My Processor is Intel® Core™ i3-10100 Intel® 630 UHD Graphics.
Thanks.

 

none of these repositories have the option of decoding by graphic intel

Edited December 27, 2021 by Verticus

[ProphetSe7en]

Did you figure it out?

[Hoopster]

On 12/26/2021 at 4:19 PM, Verticus said:

none of these repositories have the option of decoding by graphic intel

Because you have to do manual configuration to configure and enable iGPU/QSV hardware encoding in Plex, Emby, HandBrake, etc.

 

See this forum discussion for details.

 

Note: there are different ways to load the i915 drivers depending on which version of unRAID you are using.