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Anyone has a KS-LE-B (e3-1245 v5) for hosting Jellyfin service and activated Hardware Acceleration?
Anyone has a KS-LE-B (e3-1245 v5 CPU) for hosting Jellyfin service and activated Hardware Acceleration successfully? Could you share your config/setting in Transcoding section?
My current OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy
Jellyfin version: 10.11.2, the latest stable, from the official website (install with the officially released script: curl https://repo.jellyfin.org/install-debuntu.sh | sudo bash)
Is QSV enough?
Or maybe my video file for testing has higher bitrate, say H265 10 instead of 8?
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OK, now I see (with the help of GPT) that the core part, the gpu is disabled in BIOS by OVH.
Running a command, lspci | grep -i vga
and I got
And no dir of /dev/dri
Use KVM to boot into BIOS and enable GPU?
Tried that.
BIOS - Advanced - Chipset Configuration
But Chipset Config is missing, or removed by OVH.
Guess that's for security reasons?
Or power consumption reasons
Today's 2nd update.
My bad...the CPU is E3-1270 instead of E3-1245. That's why there is no GPU module.
Sorry, but OVH does show my machine's info as
An upgrade of CPU, a lottery.
Then a few hours of fumbling on Jellyfin's HWA, H264, H265, vainfo, QSV, etc.
I am stupid and missed the phase of running yabs.sh to check the CPU.
Weird, my KS-MYSTERY 2288G has the integrated GPU available...
OVH doesn't usually provide iGPU, it can happens if the board support it