I can’t get it to work. I wonder if it’s the operating system. What system do you use it on? I’m on fedora.

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You’ll need to be far more descriptive than “I can’t get it to work.” I can almost guarantee you that Fedora is not the problem.

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I just used a live ubuntu image and it works out of the box with the same setup. No idea what’s the problem with fedora. Unfortunately I’ll move to ubuntu now.

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I can almost guarantee that it is the problem. Fedora has a strong free software policy and has software that is closer to experimental.

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The OS is not a problem I can guarantee you that. Fedora is a fine operating system

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Fedora does not have proper h264/h265 encoding/decoding by default, since they are non-free codecs. That could be the issue.

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I guess you can install it if that’s an issue then.

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Maybe you can find a guide/tutorial on how to set it up?

Usually you need the correct packages installed on your system to enable something like VAAPI or QSV. Then you need a version of ffmpeg with that enabled. And then configure it in Jellyfin correctly.

I don’t have any specific insights on how to do it with Fedora. I suppose it’s very similar to how it’s done on other Linux distros.

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I move to ubuntu now :( it works out of the box.

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You probably need to get codecs/drivers from RPMfusion to get it to work. Fedora doesn’t include much by default. https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/Multimedia

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I couldn’t get it to work even with installing several additional codecs and other packages

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Did you install the intel-media-driver package?

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Yes

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Have you tried using the linuxserver.io Docker image? It has the latest drivers for hardware encoding included. I couldn’t get HW encoding with the official image to work but this one worked without any manual setup. You still have to forward devices to the Docker container though.

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Funny, i couldn’t get HW encoding to work with the linuxserver.io docker image, but the exact same compose file, except it’s using the official image, works just fine without any issues.

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Weird

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Yes, I tried that. Doesn’t work. It works with the official image on ubuntu. thanks for the suggestion

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