2023-12-11, 01:13 PM
(2023-12-10, 11:43 PM)tmsrxzar Wrote:(2023-12-10, 11:28 PM)bing0o Wrote:(2023-12-10, 11:05 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: That is entirely dependent on the device supporting the video and audio. What device are you playing in and what are the codecs in your video.
as i mentioned in my post im running jellyfin docker on a raspberry pi 4 model b with 8 GB ram, when i play a low quality video it plays it directly but a high quality one runs with ffmpeg.
yes we all saw what you mentioned, what TDP is asking is what "Client" as it's the client that asks the server to transcode, the server does not decide that
anyway, in the jellyfin dashboard go to playback and set hardware acceleration to "None" to disable all acceleration
but, be prepared when your client cannot play something you will then be greeted with "The server is not sending a compatible format"
in your setup, you have chosen an un-recommened raspberry pi which can't transcode so now your client has to do the work instead, if neither the server or client can do it then you're pretty well stuck with pre-encoding all of your content to lower bitrate/resolution (whatever makes the client happy)
thanks, yes i faced this error multiple times "The server is not sending a compatible format", I'm using the jellyfin android app to play the videos or the browser on my laptop, both cuz the issue, i have RTX 3060 on my laptop, I think I'm gonna have to convert the videos to a lower resolution.