I found the following options, and they seem to have resolved the stuttering (though I need to test it more):
- Allow audio playback that requires transcoding
- Allow video playback that requires transcoding
- Allow video playback that requires conversion without re-encoding
![[Image: Screenshot-2025-02-27-234148.png]](https://i.postimg.cc/Fsnc0X7j/Screenshot-2025-02-27-234148.png)
So, is this enough to fully disable transcoding?
Also, why was the TV client using transcoding? What’s the algorithm behind it? Because it definitely doesn’t need any transcoding.
I set up the Jellyfin server on a Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB RAM). Since I don’t need any transcoding for local network streaming, it should work very well. I used to stream 4K + BD Remuxes over DLNA on my 512MB RAM router with an external HDD, and it worked fine, so the Raspberry Pi 5 is even more powerful.
However, I guess if transcoding is enabled, the Raspberry Pi 5 isn’t powerful enough, as I experienced stuttering when transcoding was turned on, correct? I'm just curios even if I don't need transcoding.
- Allow audio playback that requires transcoding
- Allow video playback that requires transcoding
- Allow video playback that requires conversion without re-encoding
So, is this enough to fully disable transcoding?
Also, why was the TV client using transcoding? What’s the algorithm behind it? Because it definitely doesn’t need any transcoding.
I set up the Jellyfin server on a Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB RAM). Since I don’t need any transcoding for local network streaming, it should work very well. I used to stream 4K + BD Remuxes over DLNA on my 512MB RAM router with an external HDD, and it worked fine, so the Raspberry Pi 5 is even more powerful.
However, I guess if transcoding is enabled, the Raspberry Pi 5 isn’t powerful enough, as I experienced stuttering when transcoding was turned on, correct? I'm just curios even if I don't need transcoding.