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Transcoding with the Arc A310 - alleycat - 2024-10-17
After reading a lot of documentation on hardware transcoding, I'm wondering if I have my A310 setup correctly. This is my first "homelab project" for video files and transcoding. I'm sure there are a handful of Ubuntu cli commands that I could run to make sure I'm setup and working correctly. Not sure if I know all of them. This is how I have the Jellyfin gui setup:
(The top of the screen grab was chopped off. I have it set for Intel Quicksync (QSV))
What else should I be looking at?
RE: Transcoding with the Arc A310 - TheDreadPirate - 2024-10-17
That is all there is to it. Just make sure you have the intel-opencl-icd package installed. The linux-firmware package should already be installed (required for low power encoding, which is required for H264/HEVC on Arc).
RE: Transcoding with the Arc A310 - alleycat - 2024-10-17
(2024-10-17, 04:20 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: That is all there is to it. Just make sure you have the intel-opencl-icd package installed. The linux-firmware package should already be installed (required for low power encoding, which is required for H264/HEVC on Arc).
Is there a cli command to show if the intel-open-icd package is installed and working? (sorry, still a linux noob)
RE: Transcoding with the Arc A310 - TheDreadPirate - 2024-10-17
Code:
sudo apt list --installed | grep intelintel-opencl-icd is the package name.
RE: Transcoding with the Arc A310 - alleycat - 2024-10-17
(2024-10-17, 04:28 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote:Code:sudo apt list --installed | grep intel
intel-opencl-icd is the package name.
Thank you. Looks like I'm good to go then. Should I be worried about the warning message?
RE: Transcoding with the Arc A310 - TheDreadPirate - 2024-10-17
No. That is normal. Something something, apt is really old, something something, doesn't like being piped into other commands. I've yet to see apt break when I pipe it into a grep.