If you want to do an open codec, use AV1 codec and Opus for audio.

https://github.com/master-of-zen/Av1an and use aomenc for the av1 codec.

Ffmpeg doesn’t have good av1 support.

Nice

It does now! Must have taken a bit before my instance got the update… Or … I didn’t see it because of my client

That’s just how Lemmy does things. You initiated the subscribe. And then reddthat responds. Things aren’t instant, but they are close to it. (If you refresh after a few minutes it should be fine)

Please cross post to !foodporn@reddthat.com This is awesome

Might want to update your post with [Solved] as well just to help others

Probably the last time you dared try Ubuntu! 😜

Forcing subtitle burn in would require every item to be transcoded.

In Jellyfin you need to go to User Settings > Subtitles > Burn > All.
And probably change subtitle mode too to always have them on.
Then in Jellyfin add-on for Kodi you need to make sure you go via the jellyfin server (add-on mode I think?) not native mode.

Torrents over i2p in my experience reach 100-250kb/s (currently).

With people running more i2p nodes and more people seeding we will reach even greater heights!

Someone call the fire department, because this person is on fire!

Thanks and welcome aboard! 🌒

Torrents over i2p: yes! Torrents over tor: no!

Fuuuuuuuuk.

And we just rolled out the open source version for our company… I wrote so many help documents too :|

There are things called IPTV which allow people to watch tv over the internet.

Searching IPTV and Champions League into a search engine has a lot of results.

1. They are not free
2. They require payments over crypto usually.
3. Current crypto prices are stupid
4. good luck

Cause this happens: https://lemmy.today/post/9739409

It seems others have confirmed it can play 8K-10bit AV1 !!! https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=375492

If the CPU has hardware decoding then you’re good. As the CPU basically offloads the processing power.

You are right, audio processing is next to nothing and passthrough will work.

The only reason (for me) to grab a powerful CPU would be so I could do other things on it. & So it lasts for the next decade. An example would be AV1 which is gaining more popularity (YouTube announced that all videos will be av1 now). At the moment hardware decoding is not great for PCs but it will get better. Even so a more powerful CPU will be able to handle it.

I run Kodi/LibreElec w Jellyfin plugin on a rPi4-8gb with everything mounted via SMB.

Successfully watch 4k content no problem.

Your biggest problem/concern ends up being hardware decoding. You want something that can do x264,x265-10bit,etc. DD/Atmos decoding is way less intensive.
Just check your CPU/GPU for hardware decoding support when you do a purchase as that is where you’ll want to splurge.

Any new 2020+ Intel nuc/mini PC will be over powered for this.

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Care to explain?