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I've been experiencing playback issues on my LG OLED65CXPUA. I believe the issue only occurs while trans coding DTS(Direct Stream). My best guess is they began with version 10.10.7. At first the client reported that certain content was incompatible with the TV even though I have played it before (Direct Play) and it worked fine. The update to 10.11 fixed that issue but then I started to get consistent stuttering with direct stream content. I tried a fresh install of trixie on a newer faster SSD. The playback got worse. Video freezing while audio playing. Then the video would speed up. Then freeze the client. Looking at the server there is plenty of red buffer in the dashboard. On the old trixie SSD I even let the transcode finish with no effect on the playback.
To add more complexity to the mix I noticed the problem shortly after the upgrade to trixie. To rule out this variable I have a third SSD with a fresh bookworm install. 10.11.2 preduces the same results under bookworm. I am trying to install Jellyfin 10.9 with:
But when I run
Nothing happens. I tried
then a reinstall of the above. When I start Jellyfin I see two Jellyfin services running for a couple seconds then disappear. The log folder is empty. I also tried editing the apt command in install-debuntu.sh to to jellyfin=10.9.10+deb12. Please share your thoughts abot my issue and help me get 10.9 working.
I am running an old system:
Core 2 Quad Q8200 2.333Ghz
8GB DDR2
Nvidia GT 1030
I realize this is a big jellyfin upgrade to 10.11. I suspect the new ffmpeg7 may be expecting some CPU instruction sets my Core 2 doesn't have
I have a fourth SSD with windows 10. That was what I was originally running on this machine. I remember having similar issues with 4K HDR content during my first experiments with jellyfin on windows. I much prefered the performance under Linux. I also liked the implementation better. I have no more desire to use windows. Thank you.
To add more complexity to the mix I noticed the problem shortly after the upgrade to trixie. To rule out this variable I have a third SSD with a fresh bookworm install. 10.11.2 preduces the same results under bookworm. I am trying to install Jellyfin 10.9 with:
Code:
sudo apt install jellyfin-server=10.9.10+deb12
sudo apt install jellyfin-web=10.9.10+deb12
sudo apt install jellyfin-ffmpeg6
sudo apt install jellyfin=10.9.10+deb12Code:
sudo systemctl start jellyfinCode:
sudo apt purge jellyfin*
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/jellyfin /var/log/jellyfin /var/cache/jellyfin /etc/jellyfin /usr/share/jellyfinI am running an old system:
Core 2 Quad Q8200 2.333Ghz
8GB DDR2
Nvidia GT 1030
I realize this is a big jellyfin upgrade to 10.11. I suspect the new ffmpeg7 may be expecting some CPU instruction sets my Core 2 doesn't have
I have a fourth SSD with windows 10. That was what I was originally running on this machine. I remember having similar issues with 4K HDR content during my first experiments with jellyfin on windows. I much prefered the performance under Linux. I also liked the implementation better. I have no more desire to use windows. Thank you.

