2025-01-28, 06:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 2025-01-28, 06:17 AM by TriC4rboN8. Edited 6 times in total.)
Ok, so I ended up rebuilding the whole server I was using from an old gaming PC. The old system would start slowing down and stop allowing video playback after a day or two, needing a restart. New system does not seem to have that issue and is and much faster.
New specs:
- 8700K CPU
- 64 GB DDR4
- 2x 512 GB SATA SSD
- 512 GB NVME SSD for cache
- Nvidia RTX 2060
- Linuxserver.io Docker Image
Here was my RAM use before those environment variables:
![[Image: 0gYh1CC.png]](https://i.imgur.com/0gYh1CC.png)
RAM use after environment variables applied:
![[Image: 2ZCX0Qi.png]](https://i.imgur.com/2ZCX0Qi.png)
Video stream startup and seeking are insanely fast now, but RAM use is still nuts and using all 61 GB of RAM.
That being said, this is from streaming 3 different 4K remux movies (~65 GB each file) transcoded and tone mapped to 20 mbit 1080P. All three streams have nearly 200 FPS transcoding framerate, so I can't complain. I will continue running the server like this and see how things go.....if it starts interfering with other docker container resources I will check back.
New specs:
- 8700K CPU
- 64 GB DDR4
- 2x 512 GB SATA SSD
- 512 GB NVME SSD for cache
- Nvidia RTX 2060
- Linuxserver.io Docker Image
Here was my RAM use before those environment variables:
RAM use after environment variables applied:
Video stream startup and seeking are insanely fast now, but RAM use is still nuts and using all 61 GB of RAM.
That being said, this is from streaming 3 different 4K remux movies (~65 GB each file) transcoded and tone mapped to 20 mbit 1080P. All three streams have nearly 200 FPS transcoding framerate, so I can't complain. I will continue running the server like this and see how things go.....if it starts interfering with other docker container resources I will check back.