2025-03-10, 03:16 PM
2 CPU cores is pretty limiting. Audio transcoding always happens on the CPU. As does subtitle burn in. With subtitle burn in, the GPU will still decode and encode, but the CPU renders the subtitle in the video.
So limiting Jellyfin to two cores can potentially be a factor.
The list of codecs at the top does not force Jellyfin to transcode those codecs. It only informs Jellyfin which codecs your GPU can decode when it does need to transcode a video. If it is not checked and Jellyfin does need to transcode, the CPU will decode the video before sending to the GPU for encoding.
Use this wiki to check the correct boxes. The "Coffee Lake" column. Basically, check everything in the list except AV1 and HEVC RExt. You can also check "Allow encoding in HEVC format" and both tone mapping boxes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Quic...d_encoding
You should also enable Low Power encoding, but only for H264. But this does require additional configuration in the OS. This is optional, but can increase performance when you are tone mapping HDR to SDR.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...r-encoding
So limiting Jellyfin to two cores can potentially be a factor.
The list of codecs at the top does not force Jellyfin to transcode those codecs. It only informs Jellyfin which codecs your GPU can decode when it does need to transcode a video. If it is not checked and Jellyfin does need to transcode, the CPU will decode the video before sending to the GPU for encoding.
Use this wiki to check the correct boxes. The "Coffee Lake" column. Basically, check everything in the list except AV1 and HEVC RExt. You can also check "Allow encoding in HEVC format" and both tone mapping boxes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Quic...d_encoding
You should also enable Low Power encoding, but only for H264. But this does require additional configuration in the OS. This is optional, but can increase performance when you are tone mapping HDR to SDR.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/admini...r-encoding