There are no files in the recording directory. The guide shows what programs are playing when and I can click one at either a future time or in the present and click 'Record' but nothing gets recorded.
I have a live TV feed via M3U playlist files and have a TV guide setup provided. There is one issue I cannot rectify and that is live TV recording. I haven't had any problems, for the most part, since.
Ubuntu ffmpeg nvidia upgrade#
Using nvidia-docker and the Docker image for the latest Emby has provided a much more consistent setup and allows me to upgrade or downgrade and bring the service back up in mere minutes.
Ubuntu ffmpeg nvidia drivers#
When I wrote this post I had manually installed Emby in a non-virtualized Ubuntu Linux environment and was having problems with the hardware detection despite having compiled the Intel VAAPI and installing the latest NVidia drivers etc.
Sorry I didn't realize I did not reply- I got this working by way of running the Emby docker image under nvidia-docker. Hardware_detection-63742385371.txt Edited Decemby BEFamilyMedia |=|Īny idea why the CUDA isn't showing up in Emby? | GPU GI CI PID Type Process name GPU Memory | | Fan Temp Perf Pwr:Usage/Cap| Memory-Usage | GPU-Util Compute M. | GPU Name Persistence-M| Bus-Id Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/emby-server/lib:/opt/emby-server/lib/samba bin/ffmpeg -hwaccel cuda -i /tmp/hevc_10bit_1080p_dd5.1_h265_bluray_sample.mkv /tmp/test_output.avi When using the emby-provided 'ffmpeg' to do a sample transcode, everything looks fine and it works on CUDA as seen below:
I have a GTX 1060 and GTX 1070 Ti installed. Under the hardware acceleration options in Emby's Transcoding settings, I have only "VAAPI".
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