> Processing Dependency: /usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6 for package: libstdc++-devel-4.1.86_64 Package cpp is obsoleted by cpp44, but obsoleting package does not provide for requirements Package matching automake-1.9.6-2.3.el5.noarch already installed.

Package matching 86_64 already installed. yum install glibc gcc gcc-c++ autoconf automake libtool however I've hit a wall when trying the following line. Stream #0:1 -> #0:1 (eac3 (native) -> aac (native))ĬPU usage down to 50% transcoding a x265 on my DS418play.I'm fairly new to complicated config, & am trying to setup ffmpeg on an amazon linux EC2 instance, using the instruction here. Using the custom script allows to have ffmpeg reinstalled if the container is recreated (which is my case) Restart the container (in my case, i use a compose file, so docker-compose down / docker-composer up -d, which actually dstroy and recreate the container actually)Īctivate QuickSync in Playback/transcoding (and don't be as stupid as me and check the box HEVC, otherwise you won't use hardware decoding.) To install it, in your jellyfin config directory (mapped normally to /config in the container)Ĭreate the following file in the directory: install_ffmpeg-4.3.2ĭpkg -i jellyfin-ffmpeg_4.3.2-1-focal_b So, i'm using Docker on a Syno DS418Play, and i'm using linuxserver/jellyfin:latest, which is based on ubuntu, so ffmpeg is not the required version (yet hopefully). Since I got it working with linuxserver/jellyfin:version-10.7.5-1, i share.

a life changer.įor short, Jellyfin 10.7.5 requires jellyfin-ffmpeg_4.3.2-1 to be able to use QuickSync. Then comes the post of u/fakemanhk ( here). Until now, i was running jellyfin on my NAS, using VAAPI, which was working 'fine' (at least i thought)īut trying to transcode an x265 movie thru the browser was a pain.

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