2024-07-06, 03:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-07-06, 03:17 PM by Efficient_Good_5784. Edited 2 times in total.)
It means the native H264 codec (native meaning original) is being transcoded to HEVC with QSV. QSV is HWA.
An easy way to check what Jellyfin is doing to a video is by going to the dashboard while a client is streaming a video. On the dashboard's homepage, click on a user's video playback info and it will tell you what's happening with the video.
Likewise, on the web player (and Android's Exoplayer), you can open the playback info to see what is happening too.
Also, do you have QSV enabled AND H264 decoding selected? If so, if you attempt to play any H264 video and it plays fine, then your server is HWA decoding it just fine. It will fail if it wasn't.
An easy way to check what Jellyfin is doing to a video is by going to the dashboard while a client is streaming a video. On the dashboard's homepage, click on a user's video playback info and it will tell you what's happening with the video.
Likewise, on the web player (and Android's Exoplayer), you can open the playback info to see what is happening too.
Also, do you have QSV enabled AND H264 decoding selected? If so, if you attempt to play any H264 video and it plays fine, then your server is HWA decoding it just fine. It will fail if it wasn't.