Hi everyone. I'm using Jellyfin Server 10.11.0 in a Docker container on a TrueNAS 25.04 box (as a TrueNAS community app from the marketplace). Yesterday upgraded to the latest version and the process seemed to work fine (it only wiped my TV channels, but luckily I had them set up via Dispatcharr and it was a matter of one click to re-import them).
The big problem, though, is that libraries became much slower to load. It's most pronounced on "Home Videos" libraries, in particular my archive of YouTube videos with over 16,000 items. Prior to the update it loaded near-instantaneously, just like all the other libraries, but now it can easily take over 2-3 minutes just to load the root folder (and then additional time to load every subfolder). It seems like the load time is proportional to the amount of items in the folder I'm trying to open - I have another Home Videos library with around 2,000 items, it takes around 10 seconds to load it initially and then it varies. This is more palatable, but still a big downgrade from how it used to be. The behavior is the same on both the web client, all the mobile clients and the Android TV app.
The normal Movies and TV Shows libraries seem to not be affected nearly as badly (though it still takes 5-7 seconds to load all seasons of a TV show with 1,500 episodes).
Unfortunately the logs don't seem to register the act of opening a library at all, but I do notice that every time I do it, 1 thread on my 12-thread CPU (Ryzen 5600G) gets pinned at or near 100% until the load finishes. Neither the SSD that hosts the container nor the drives hosting the media files show any meaningful activity during that time.
Removing the library and re-adding it from scratch didn't help. Neither did a full rescan of the whole media vault. In fact, after the re-add the behavior of the 16,000 item library seems to have changed for the worse - it now doesn't load at all, and the CPU pins 1 thread for around 1 minute before giving up. Nothing crashes and I can exit out no problem, but the library simply gets stuck on the loading circle with no progress.
Hopefully this is just a bug in the new version that can be fixed, but if not, another question - considering the huge under-the-hood changes and the library migration, is it even safe to use the "Roll Back" function in TrueNAS to revert to 10.10.7?
The big problem, though, is that libraries became much slower to load. It's most pronounced on "Home Videos" libraries, in particular my archive of YouTube videos with over 16,000 items. Prior to the update it loaded near-instantaneously, just like all the other libraries, but now it can easily take over 2-3 minutes just to load the root folder (and then additional time to load every subfolder). It seems like the load time is proportional to the amount of items in the folder I'm trying to open - I have another Home Videos library with around 2,000 items, it takes around 10 seconds to load it initially and then it varies. This is more palatable, but still a big downgrade from how it used to be. The behavior is the same on both the web client, all the mobile clients and the Android TV app.
The normal Movies and TV Shows libraries seem to not be affected nearly as badly (though it still takes 5-7 seconds to load all seasons of a TV show with 1,500 episodes).
Unfortunately the logs don't seem to register the act of opening a library at all, but I do notice that every time I do it, 1 thread on my 12-thread CPU (Ryzen 5600G) gets pinned at or near 100% until the load finishes. Neither the SSD that hosts the container nor the drives hosting the media files show any meaningful activity during that time.
Removing the library and re-adding it from scratch didn't help. Neither did a full rescan of the whole media vault. In fact, after the re-add the behavior of the 16,000 item library seems to have changed for the worse - it now doesn't load at all, and the CPU pins 1 thread for around 1 minute before giving up. Nothing crashes and I can exit out no problem, but the library simply gets stuck on the loading circle with no progress.
Hopefully this is just a bug in the new version that can be fixed, but if not, another question - considering the huge under-the-hood changes and the library migration, is it even safe to use the "Roll Back" function in TrueNAS to revert to 10.10.7?
Jellyfin 10.11.0 - TrueNAS 25.04 Community App (Docker)
Hardware:
Ryzen 5 5600G
Gigabyte B550M-K
32GB RAM (Crucial Ballistix Sport LT)
LSI 9210-8i HBA
Drives: 2x 256GB SSD (boot + containers) + 12x 12TB HDD
Intel Arc A380 GPU (for transcoding)
Hardware:
Ryzen 5 5600G
Gigabyte B550M-K
32GB RAM (Crucial Ballistix Sport LT)
LSI 9210-8i HBA
Drives: 2x 256GB SSD (boot + containers) + 12x 12TB HDD
Intel Arc A380 GPU (for transcoding)