BETA Version - 1.32.5.7328

New

  • (Music) Add “Deep Cuts” station.
  • (Transcoder) Hardware transcoding is now supported for SDR media on AMD GPUs on Linux (#14332)
  • (Transcoder) Hardware transcoding is now supported when running Plex Media Server on headless Windows systems (#14332)
  • (Transcoder) The GPU used for transcoding can now be selected in server preferences (#14332)

Fixes

  • (EPG) Filters were constructed using timestamps in local server time instead of UTC (#14431) (Filters) Date-based filters could be off by a day in some time zones (#14342)
  • (Library) New TV show theme songs would not get downloaded (#14451)
  • (Library) Poster previews in metadata edit screen could become blank if the selected poster failed to download (#14360)
  • (Music) In some cases, less popular tracks were picked in stations. (Packaging) RPM packages are now signed using SHA-512 instead of SHA-1 (#14369).
  • (Photos) The server could exit unexpectedly when reading TIFF or RAW image files (#10924)
  • (Scanner) Movies and TV shows would fail to match when invoked from the scanner CLI (#14386)
  • (Transcoder) Hardware transcoding could fail on Intel Apollo Lake GPUs (#14359)

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  • ISometimesAdmin@the.coolest.zone
    11·
    1 year ago

    @BrooklynMan This seems pretty absurdly powerful. I’m going to have to think about eventually actually using hardware transcoding instead of just relying on a VPS with enough cores to go around…

    • BrooklynManOPM
      2·
      1 year ago

      ideally, you want to minimize the amount of transcoding you do at all. most clients nowadays should be able to first play/direct stream just about anything, so, at worst, you’re just remixing which doesn’t really take any resources.

      • ISometimesAdmin@the.coolest.zone
        11·
        1 year ago

        Well, yeah, and I have a good number of clients who are good at setting their quality settings to original and the like, to the point that I haven’t had to worry about it.

        This is mainly about my idea that I’d only like to have 4k HDR content, and it gets transcoded down appropriately for people’s clients/bandwidth (the number of users who are stuck behind shitty 10 mbps xfinity is astounding…)