Enable Intel HARDWARE ACCELERATION for Jellyfin under OpenMediaVault!
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π¬ How to Enable Hardware Acceleration in Jellyfin with an i5-3450S (Complete Guide)
Are you struggling with a slow CPU on Jellyfin? In this tutorial, discover how to boost your media server by enabling hardware acceleration via the Intel HD Graphics 2500 iGPU of the i5-3450S. Say goodbye to greedy transcoding!
π On the agenda:
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Check your hardware with ls /dev/dri
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Install vainfo and i965 drivers for Ivy Bridge
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Configure VAAPI in Docker Compose
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Enable acceleration in Jellyfin
π οΈ Resources:
π Jellyfin Acceleration https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/administration/hardware-acceleration/dm...
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π Jellyfin Installation Tutorial: Β Β Β β’Β DockeriserΒ JellyfinΒ dansΒ OpenMediaVau...Β Β
β° Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and problem overview
0:35 Why is the CPU suffering?
02:00 Checking graphics hardware (ls /dev/dri)
04:08 Installing and testing Intel VAAPI drivers
05:55 Configuring Jellyfin to use hardware acceleration
07:12 Checking operation (intel_gpu_top)
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π Keywords:
Jellyfin hardware acceleration, Intel Quick Sync, VAAPI i5-3450S, video transcoding, Jellyfin Docker tutorial
#Jellyfin #HardwareAcceleration #IntelQuickSync #VAAPI #i5-3450S #VideoTranscoding #JellyfinTutorial #DockerCompose #IntelHDGraphics #IvyBridge #MediaServer #JellyfinOptimization #LinuxOMV #Vainfo #IntelDriver
β‘ Useful commands:
Check CPU resources
sudo apt install htop
htop
Check for iGPU presence
ls /dev/dri
Install and use vainfo
sudo apt install vainfo
vainfo
Update packages
sudo apt update
Updates the list of packages before installing drivers.
Install Drivers for Ivy Bridge (i5-3450S)
sudo apt install libva-drm2 libva-x11-2 libva2 i965-va-driver vainfo
Installs VAAPI libraries and i965 driver for Intel Ivy Bridge.
Alternative for newer iGPUs
sudo apt install libva-drm2 libva-x11-2 libva2 intel-media-va-driver vainfo
Installs the intel-media-va-driver for newer generations (not used here, but mentioned).
Check installed drivers
ls /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri/
Run vainfo again (after installing drivers)
vainfo
Checks VAAPI capabilities again, this time successfully.
Monitor iGPU activity
sudo apt install intel-gpu-tools
intel_gpu_top
Installs intel-gpu-tools and runs intel_gpu_top to monitor iGPU activity during transcoding.
Additional Notes
Docker Compose configuration (not a "command" but a key change):
Add this line to the docker-compose.yml file under the Jellyfin service:
devices:
/dev/dri:/dev/dri
Allows Jellyfin to access graphics devices for acceleration.
Stopping and restarting the Jellyfin service (implicit commands):
docker-compose down
docker-compose up -d
Stops and restarts the container after modifying the file.
Summary
These commands cover the entire process shown in the video: resource check, iGPU detection, driver installation, vainfo diagnostics, Jellyfin configuration, and monitoring. They are all adapted to a Linux environment (like Debian-based OpenMediaVault). If you need further explanation of a command or a complete script, let me know!
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