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Transcoding on Intel NUC6CPYH - mukkematti - 2023-11-05 Hello Forum, I want to use the transconding feature on my new Jellyfin Install. It is running on the official Jellyfin Docker. When I try start playing some media in my browser (playing in my browser for testing reasons), the player is just buffering, but nothing happens. This is my Hardware: Intel NUC5CPYH CPU: Intel Celeron N3060 RAM: 8GB GPU (therefore): Intel HD Graphics 400 After this site my CPU supports decoding and encoding H.264 and AVC. My media is mostly H.265 so I thought I can let my CPU decode the H.265-Video and the GPU encode it in H.264 when transcoding, but the player just buffers. Here is my FFmpeg-Log and here is my Jellyfin-Log. My Transcoding-Settings look like this: I hope I provided all, that I can gather any help. RE: Transcoding on Intel NUC6CPYH - TheDreadPirate - 2023-11-05 I think the N3060 is too old. The problem, IIRC, is that Intel's media driver no longer supports QSV in Braswell RE: Transcoding on Intel NUC6CPYH - Morgan Wong - 2024-04-20 N3060 is quite old. I also have one running Synology DSM 7 with VAAPI. The hardware acceleration transcode process is still smooth but keep in mind that Braswell supports only: H.264@4K > H.264 H.265 8bits > H.264 It is not able to do H.265 10bits > H.264. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Hardware_video_acceleration#VA-API_drivers Nowadays, most HEVC are 10bit H.265