2024-02-12, 08:41 AM
Hi all, hope someone can point me in the right direction. I've been searching the net about this for the last few days but haven't found anything that fits.
I've been using hardware transcoding for 1080 content with no problems for some time. I've got some 4k HDR media but have only previously tried to play it on clients that can handle it via direct play. I've been debating just keeping a single version of each movie, keep the 4k, delete the 1080, and rely on transcoding for any clients that can't handle it. I've been mostly wanting to do this due to Radarr>Jellyfin issues, but that's another topic.
Everything is working fine for me so far, except for tone mapping. My server can comfortably handle several 4k HWA transcodes simultaneously with the below config. However, if tone mapping is enabled, I just get a blank green video. Audio is fine, burned in subtitles are fine, but just a blank green video. If I disable tone mapping the video also works fine, though of course it's looking washed out.
I've tried grabbing the latest jellyfin-ffmpeg release, updating drivers, etc. No luck so far. I hope I'm missing something painfully obvious?
Screenshot and transcode logs attached for reference, server details below.
I've been using hardware transcoding for 1080 content with no problems for some time. I've got some 4k HDR media but have only previously tried to play it on clients that can handle it via direct play. I've been debating just keeping a single version of each movie, keep the 4k, delete the 1080, and rely on transcoding for any clients that can't handle it. I've been mostly wanting to do this due to Radarr>Jellyfin issues, but that's another topic.
Everything is working fine for me so far, except for tone mapping. My server can comfortably handle several 4k HWA transcodes simultaneously with the below config. However, if tone mapping is enabled, I just get a blank green video. Audio is fine, burned in subtitles are fine, but just a blank green video. If I disable tone mapping the video also works fine, though of course it's looking washed out.
I've tried grabbing the latest jellyfin-ffmpeg release, updating drivers, etc. No luck so far. I hope I'm missing something painfully obvious?
Screenshot and transcode logs attached for reference, server details below.
Quote:Server details:
- OS - Win 11 Pro
- CPU - Core i5 1135G7 (Tiger Lake)
- Intel graphics driver version - 31.0.101.5186
- Jellyfin version - 10.8.12, windows installer
- jellyfin-ffmpeg versions tested - 5.1.3 and 6.0.1-2
Clients with the problem:
- web client (chrome, edge)
- android (exoplayer)
Transcoding settings:
- Hardware acceleration: Intel QuickSync (QSV)
- Enable hardware decoding for: everything
- Prefer OS native DXVA or VA-API hardware decoders: true
- Enable hardware encoding: true
- Enable Intel low-power H.264 hardware encoder: true
- Enable Intel low-power HEVC hardware encoder: true
- Allow encoding in HEVC format: true
- Enable tone mapping: true
All other transcoding options are as per defaults.