2025-05-27, 11:51 AM
You need to find your own video group id. It should hopefully be the same for QNAP but here is some info I provided on another forum post regarding GUID/UID and video groups for a Synology NAS:
To find the correct GUID/UID, use this:
https://mariushosting.com/synology-find-...5-seconds/
In my compose file above it contains a Group field. To find your group, SSH into your NAS and enter:
ls -la /dev/dri and look for videodriver (or similar) then enter:
grep videodriver /etc/group | cut -d: -f 3 this will give the group number to put in your YAML - probably 937. I'm not sure if this is needed, but it doesn't hurt
To find the correct GUID/UID, use this:
https://mariushosting.com/synology-find-...5-seconds/
In my compose file above it contains a Group field. To find your group, SSH into your NAS and enter:
ls -la /dev/dri and look for videodriver (or similar) then enter:
grep videodriver /etc/group | cut -d: -f 3 this will give the group number to put in your YAML - probably 937. I'm not sure if this is needed, but it doesn't hurt
Jellyfin1 - 10.10.3 (Docker) Synology NAS (transcoding off)
Jellyfin2 - 10.10.3 Minix ZX100-0db MiniPC, Intel N100 (transcoding on)
Storage - x3 Synology NAS (22TB)
Reverse Proxy - Caddy v2 running on a Pi3b+
Jellyfin2 - 10.10.3 Minix ZX100-0db MiniPC, Intel N100 (transcoding on)
Storage - x3 Synology NAS (22TB)
Reverse Proxy - Caddy v2 running on a Pi3b+