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RE: The burn-in subtitles will become semi-transparent when enable hardware acceleration - gnattu - 2024-11-14
Now I doubt if it is a hardware or firmware bug of your specific iGPU handling the alpha channels.
RE: The burn-in subtitles will become semi-transparent when enable hardware acceleration - Giresharu - 2024-11-14
(2024-11-14, 01:51 PM)Fate Wrote:(2024-11-14, 08:34 AM)Giresharu Wrote: This issue does not provide any relevant log information, and it only reproduces on my server. And I’ve reinstalled Jellyfin many times.Can you elaborate on which system your jellyfin run at and which distro you are using? Kernel Version?
What should I do now?
Intel arc is still a bit new so there still could be some driver bugs left.
The kernel version inside both the host and the container are:
Linux NAS 6.1.0-27-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.115-1 (2024-11-01) x86_64 GNU/Linux
I am now preparing to try installing it directly on Debian without using Docker, to see if there is any difference.
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After testing, the same situation occurs when directly installed on the host. Maybe I should look for clues related to Intel drivers.
RE: The burn-in subtitles will become semi-transparent when enable hardware acceleration - Fate - 2024-11-15
(2024-11-14, 04:23 PM)Giresharu Wrote:Any chance you could try something newer?(2024-11-14, 01:51 PM)Fate Wrote:(2024-11-14, 08:34 AM)Giresharu Wrote: This issue does not provide any relevant log information, and it only reproduces on my server. And I’ve reinstalled Jellyfin many times.Can you elaborate on which system your jellyfin run at and which distro you are using? Kernel Version?
What should I do now?
Intel arc is still a bit new so there still could be some driver bugs left.
The kernel version inside both the host and the container are:
Linux NAS 6.1.0-27-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.115-1 (2024-11-01) x86_64 GNU/Linux
I am now preparing to try installing it directly on Debian without using Docker, to see if there is any difference.
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After testing, the same situation occurs when directly installed on the host. Maybe I should look for clues related to Intel drivers.
Like ubuntu 24.10 or manjaro with the 6.11 kernel?
RE: The burn-in subtitles will become semi-transparent when enable hardware acceleration - Giresharu - 2024-11-15
(Yesterday, 12:02 AM)Fate Wrote:(2024-11-14, 04:23 PM)Giresharu Wrote:Any chance you could try something newer?(2024-11-14, 01:51 PM)Fate Wrote:(2024-11-14, 08:34 AM)Giresharu Wrote: This issue does not provide any relevant log information, and it only reproduces on my server. And I’ve reinstalled Jellyfin many times.Can you elaborate on which system your jellyfin run at and which distro you are using? Kernel Version?
What should I do now?
Intel arc is still a bit new so there still could be some driver bugs left.
The kernel version inside both the host and the container are:
Linux NAS 6.1.0-27-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.115-1 (2024-11-01) x86_64 GNU/Linux
I am now preparing to try installing it directly on Debian without using Docker, to see if there is any difference.
=== ===
After testing, the same situation occurs when directly installed on the host. Maybe I should look for clues related to Intel drivers.
Like ubuntu 24.10 or manjaro with the 6.11 kernel?
Should I try change the host system environment, or should I switch to a Jellyfin image that uses Ubuntu as its environment?
It’s not convenient for me to change the host system environment.
RE: The burn-in subtitles will become semi-transparent when enable hardware acceleration - TheDreadPirate - 2024-11-15
Do your debian sources pull from non-free and non-free-firmware?