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[PSA] - Nvidia Drivers HEVC Transcoding - DTM450 - 2024-05-28 Hi all, Just a heads up I had to roll back my NVIDIA drivers to 552.44 and apply the Keylase-Nvenc Patch to restore HEVC transcoding and fix the fatal error message popup with my setup System Setup: Windows 10 WSL2 Docker-Desktop v4.30.0 Docker version 26.1.1 Jellyfin version (LinuxServer Docker Image): Server version 10.9.3 Web version 10.9.3 Build version 10.9.3 RE: [PSA] - Nvidia Drivers HEVC Transcoding - TheDreadPirate - 2024-05-28 Which driver version was the source of your issue? On which GPU? Do you happen to have an ffmpeg log with the error you're describing. RE: [PSA] - Nvidia Drivers HEVC Transcoding - DTM450 - 2024-05-29 Here is the additional info Driver Version 555.85 (GRD) GPU RTX 3080ti FFMPEG LOG: https://pastebin.com/raw/v4uK8gTR After doing some digging on the Keylase Git Repo apparently Nvidia has updated something in the new driver that makes it so you no longer require the Keylase Patch but I don't know if I cleaned up my installation properly. Despite running an nvidia/cuda container and it reporting the correct nvidia-smi details on the new driver additional testing was erroring when using the nbody container to test for cuda functionality. RE: [PSA] - Nvidia Drivers HEVC Transcoding - nyanmisaka - 2024-05-29 There's nothing we can do since it's an NVIDIA/CUDA driver regression. https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/68711 |