2024-06-30, 08:13 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-06-30, 08:28 PM by Efficient_Good_5784. Edited 2 times in total.)
I'm not to familiar with it, but I have heard that the Linux kernel that Synology is using is missing some things needed for Jellyfin to support HDR tone mapping. So Jellyfin can't do that on Synology NAS systems.
I would try removing the user and group IDs from the compose file. If you don't state which user to run the container as, it will run as root.
Root should give access to all the folders that it can find.
As for the playback error, if it's not an issue with file permission access, it will most likely be a HWA issue.
I would try removing the user and group IDs from the compose file. If you don't state which user to run the container as, it will run as root.
Root should give access to all the folders that it can find.
As for the playback error, if it's not an issue with file permission access, it will most likely be a HWA issue.
