2024-06-24, 03:51 PM
Hello,
Apologies for my ignorance, I am not tech savvy and would really appreciate your guidance.
I have Rasberry Pi 4B (yes, only after looking at troubleshooting, I realised that it is not recommended) and have installed Jellyfin via Docker.
To ease the load on the CPU, I have switched off transcoding in user settings and in the process of transcoding all my library to MP4 if it is already not in that format.
Yet, often, when I open JF either via web browser or the Ipad App and try to navigate to a desired film or episode, the RPi crashes and reboots. After 2nd or third attempt I can navigate to the desired media and play it.
I do not believe that the reason is the CPU as it does have a temporary spike when initially launched, but the rest of the time it has low utilisation.
I assume that JF installed on the RPi SD card, but would like to check as the following directories are located on my my NAS (that uses hard drives):
OMV>LotsOfData>Jellyfin>library/movies/tvseries.
The library,movies,tvseries folders were already there once JF was installed. I have been copying my media to the mentioned movies and tvseries folders.
I am not sure if the library folder should be located on the OS SD, rather than on the NAS hard drive, or I am doing something else wrong.
Thank you!
Apologies for my ignorance, I am not tech savvy and would really appreciate your guidance.
I have Rasberry Pi 4B (yes, only after looking at troubleshooting, I realised that it is not recommended) and have installed Jellyfin via Docker.
To ease the load on the CPU, I have switched off transcoding in user settings and in the process of transcoding all my library to MP4 if it is already not in that format.
Yet, often, when I open JF either via web browser or the Ipad App and try to navigate to a desired film or episode, the RPi crashes and reboots. After 2nd or third attempt I can navigate to the desired media and play it.
I do not believe that the reason is the CPU as it does have a temporary spike when initially launched, but the rest of the time it has low utilisation.
I assume that JF installed on the RPi SD card, but would like to check as the following directories are located on my my NAS (that uses hard drives):
OMV>LotsOfData>Jellyfin>library/movies/tvseries.
The library,movies,tvseries folders were already there once JF was installed. I have been copying my media to the mentioned movies and tvseries folders.
I am not sure if the library folder should be located on the OS SD, rather than on the NAS hard drive, or I am doing something else wrong.
Thank you!