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So whats everyone seedbox here? I know most folks must use their own dedis but are there folks who rent seedboxes?

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  • Mr_TomMr_Tom Member, Host Rep

    The only one I can think off hand who does seed boxes as a product is @PulsedMedia

  • Whatbox, seedhost, feral, ultra.cc, seedbox.io

    These have been in the game since long and are reliable.

    Personally, I use a dedi+rtinst or cloudbox. It makes for a better experience as there is freedom to install what you want and don't have to worry about infringing upon others' share.

  • Pulsed media is the best option
    I have a kimsufi server with swizzin installed

  • @xetsys said:
    Whatbox, seedhost, feral, ultra.cc, seedbox.io

    These have been in the game since long and are reliable.

    Personally, I use a dedi+rtinst or cloudbox. It makes for a better experience as there is freedom to install what you want and don't have to worry about infringing upon others' share.

    What's the spec of that dedi?

  • @jmaxwell said:

    @xetsys said:
    Whatbox, seedhost, feral, ultra.cc, seedbox.io

    These have been in the game since long and are reliable.

    Personally, I use a dedi+rtinst or cloudbox. It makes for a better experience as there is freedom to install what you want and don't have to worry about infringing upon others' share.

    What's the spec of that dedi?

    Hetzner: i7-7700, 32GB, 8TB HDD, 1Gbps, FSN1, 28 Euros (Usenet+Private Torrents)
    Kimsufi: N2800, 2TB, 100Mbps, 7 Euros, France (Private Torrents)

  • @xetsys said:

    @jmaxwell said:

    @xetsys said:
    Whatbox, seedhost, feral, ultra.cc, seedbox.io

    These have been in the game since long and are reliable.

    Personally, I use a dedi+rtinst or cloudbox. It makes for a better experience as there is freedom to install what you want and don't have to worry about infringing upon others' share.

    What's the spec of that dedi?

    Hetzner: i7-7700, 32GB, 8TB HDD, 1Gbps, FSN1, 28 Euros (Usenet+Private Torrents)
    Kimsufi: N2800, 2TB, 100Mbps, 7 Euros, France (Private Torrents)

    Cool. Thanks for sharing

  • Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

  • @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Quickbox.io is installed on the server.

  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Quickbox.io is installed on the server.

    Oh my bad. It's like cloudbox or swizzin then

  • @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    Thanked by 1darkimmortal
  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Thanked by 1darkimmortal
  • jugganutsjugganuts Member
    edited December 2021

    best thing is private trackers and dedi with swizzin and some customization imo then push too local NAS

    Thanked by 1niknar1900
  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

  • OsirisBlackOsirisBlack Member
    edited December 2021

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

    Hmm didn't know that - might have to test it out!

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

    Hmm didn't know that - might have to test it out!

    In reality - Some 4K isn't even native 4K - so you're getting hoodwinked there straight away.

  • @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

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    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

    Hmm didn't know that - might have to test it out!

    In reality - Some 4K isn't even native 4K - so you're getting hoodwinked there straight away.

    That makes sense! Time to put that 16TB and Gdrive to good use.

  • @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

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    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @OsirisBlack said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:

    @BarkingIron said:

    @stefeman said:
    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

    Hmm didn't know that - might have to test it out!

    In reality - Some 4K isn't even native 4K - so you're getting hoodwinked there straight away.

    That makes sense! Time to put that 16TB and Gdrive to good use.

    Out of curiosity - what is the general file size of the 4K stuff you're watching?

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    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

    Hmm didn't know that - might have to test it out!

    In reality - Some 4K isn't even native 4K - so you're getting hoodwinked there straight away.

    That makes sense! Time to put that 16TB and Gdrive to good use.

    Out of curiosity - what is the general file size of the 4K stuff you're watching?

    Anywhere between 40-80 gigs

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    Quickbox.io user here with my Dedicated server and Google Drive.

    Any reason you're using a seedbox along with a dedi?

    Intel iGPU for plex/emby/jellyfin for hardware transcoding, and fuse enabled rclone/mergerFS for the remote google drive. And overall more control and easier app integrations, between sonarr/radarr/bazarr/plex and finally its self managed so it wont go under even if the provider fucks up.

    My SYS2 1541 seems to hold up great while transcoding 4K videos. I wish there was an integrated GPU as well.

    Why would you transcode at all? - never understood this to be honest.

    I'm currently in a location with slow internet so I drop it down to 1080 or 720 when I need it

    Why not grab a 1080p/720p version ? makes no sense to get 4K to transcode it

    Because I'm not always on shit network?

    Still doesn't stop you grabbing a 1080p/720p version - unless you're strapped for HD space.

    I am. I'm not sure what's the issue here. If i can get 4K and transcode without issue why get multiple copies. I can watch 4K on the TV at home and worst case transcode to lower res in shitty reception areas. What am I missing here?

    Your not missing anything - I'm saying It doesn't makes sense to transcode a 4K file on a server that will struggle to do so when you can just direct stream 1080p/720p file which in reality will play and look better then transcoding a 4K file.

    The 1541 barely goes up 60% usage when transcoding.

    60% for no reason :smile: - but it works for you which is all that matters.

    It's not doing anything else so why not 🙂

    Like I said - a good 1080p encode will look far better than a 4K transcoded file over Plex. So to me personally it seems a bit bonkers to do it :smile:

    Hmm didn't know that - might have to test it out!

    In reality - Some 4K isn't even native 4K - so you're getting hoodwinked there straight away.

    That makes sense! Time to put that 16TB and Gdrive to good use.

    Out of curiosity - what is the general file size of the 4K stuff you're watching?

    Anywhere between 40-80 gigs

    Soon fill up your 16tb then :smiley:

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