Emby server on ARM Device (Open Hour Chameleon - RockChip RK3288)

[scheideggstrasse 0]

Hi,

 

I've installed my emby server on a open hour chameleon device (arm based with a rockchip rk3288)

the server is running fine (lubuntu based) - after some problems with SMB / NTF. (I can post a howto later)

 

My target is to transcode my 1080p mkvs also for chromecast, iphone etc.

is that possible? ist the rockchip cpu fast enough? (quad core 1.8ghz)

 

when I run a video in the browser I always get the could not play error (html5 player, android device with vlc etc)

 

where do I find the logs on the emby server? (/var/log/emby.log has no entries)

 

Cheers

 

 

[Luke 39626]

See here

 

http://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/739-how-to-report-a-problem/

[scheideggstrasse 0]

thank you!

 

I had to install the official ffmpeg instead of the ubuntu recommended libav.

 

seams to work on this device. I can also transcode 1080p mkvs to my chromecast / browser / android

a little bit laggy atm - but I'll try to decrease the mono-sgen load (atm 0.50) and hope it's getting better...

[george.carstoiu 3]

So in the end is the RK3288 fast enough to transcode for Chromecast? In the end I am interested in the AC3 to AAC conversion as my current RPI3 cannot handle this.

[scheideggstrasse 0]

So in the end is the RK3288 fast enough to transcode for Chromecast? In the end I am interested in the AC3 to AAC conversion as my current RPI3 cannot handle this.

 

not really. I switched to a 300$ Intel Nuc and configured VAAPI to transcode over the CPU's GPU.

3-5 parallel 1080p transcodes for Chromecast are no problem now.

[tdiguy 97]

This https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157727 is what i use.  I can stream and transcode without much problem thanks to vaapi.