Hello fellow selfhosters! I reformatted my USB hard drive from exFAT to XFS because I needed a filesystem that could handle hardlinks. I remounted the hard drive and now jellyfin webUI has a severe stuttering problem on some videos, all of them are MKV but it may be a coincidence. On android (using exoplayer) the same files works smoothly. what could be the problem?
in the logs I get a bunch of Slow HTTP Response from http://fedoraserver:8096/ to 192.168.1.30 in 0:00:07.4635856 with Status Code 200

OT: while looking at the logs this happened

SOLUTION: I enabled hardware acceleration, and manually selected also the HEVC and Allow encoding in HEVC format settings, and now the stutter disappeared! thanks to everyone for your help!!!

    • KptnAutismus@lemmy.world
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      9 months ago

      not OC, but i ended up redownloading whatever was x265 and replacing it with 264 or anything else.

      also the 1060 in my NAS can do NVENC encoding. that helped a lot with compatibility.

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        9 months ago

        You can also use something like handbrake to convert everything to 264 instead of redownloading everything. You can also set it up to convert after items are downloaded.

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            9 months ago

            It can but it’s the server hardware that decides your performance, you can just avoid transcoder on the fly and have h264 mp4 and can run JF on a toaster smoothly.

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            9 months ago

            Yes, but if the server isn’t fast enough to do it, then you’re going to have a bad time.

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      9 months ago

      I did not really solve it. I looked around for a bit but found no good solution. The only thing that sort of worked was to copy the stream URL in Jellyfin and paste it into VLC Media Player, which could play the videos okay. But that was not really satisfactory for me.

      In the end I installed a new OS on my PC which already came with the codecs to decode x265 preinstalled. I installed it for other reasons but it fixed also that issue and now I can play any video in the Jellyfin Media Player. I did not try if it also works in the browser. The OS I am now using is called Nobara.

      • tubbadu@lemmy.kde.socialOP
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        9 months ago

        So it’s a problem on codecs on my pc, not my server, correct? So installing the correct drivers should solve the issue?

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          9 months ago

          I do not think they are called drivers, but yes, installing the needed codecs should work. I just did not find out how to do it properly.

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        9 months ago

        Doing this will prevent my files from seeding, I’d like to find a more “universal” solution

        Thanks for the info tho!