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Hi,

 

tried a movie with throttle on, and in emby dashboard transcode details I've always thottle off..

 

tried to disable -> save -> enable -> save

 

this before last update 4.4.1.0 and so now...

Posted

Please attach the emby server log. I just tested and it seems to be working just fine.

Posted

Looks like you have it turned off here.

Happy2Play
Posted

sorry, it was disabled..

 

here's the log with throttle enabled in transcoding section

Does this only happen on transcoded hevc content?  But to me it looks like the system can not keep up as there are a couple ThrottleBuffer in the log.

00:34:34.982 frame=  457 fps= 20 q=25.0 size=   12368kB time=00:00:19.44 bitrate=5468.6kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.796x    
>> ThrottleByStreamBufferSize: Playback position unknown
00:34:36.832 frame=  464 fps= 19 q=25.0 size=   12578kB time=00:00:19.70 bitrate=5483.2kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.75x    
>> ThrottleByStreamBufferSize: PlaybackPosition: 00:00:01 - TranscodingPosition: 00:00:19 - ThrottleBuffer: 18s (Treshold: 120s)
00:34:38.941 frame=  466 fps= 17 q=25.0 size=   12644kB time=00:00:19.70 bitrate=5511.7kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.69x    
>> ThrottleByStreamBufferSize: PlaybackPosition: 00:00:01 - TranscodingPosition: 00:00:19 - ThrottleBuffer: 18s (Treshold: 120s)
00:34:39.604 frame=  468 fps= 17 q=25.0 size=   12677kB time=00:00:19.70 bitrate=5526.5kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.673x    
00:34:40.098 frame=  473 fps= 17 q=25.0 size=   12807kB time=00:00:20.01 bitrate=5491.9kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.672x    
>> ThrottleByStreamBufferSize: PlaybackPosition: 00:00:01 - TranscodingPosition: 00:00:20 - ThrottleBuffer: 18s (Treshold: 120s)
00:34:41.871 frame=  478 fps= 16 q=25.0 size=   13033kB time=00:00:20.18 bitrate=5539.9kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.638x    
00:34:42.485 frame=  487 fps= 16 q=25.0 size=   13303kB time=00:00:20.68 bitrate=5510.6kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.642x    
>> ThrottleByStreamBufferSize: PlaybackPosition: 00:00:01 - TranscodingPosition: 00:00:20 - ThrottleBuffer: 19s (Treshold: 120s)
00:34:43.104 frame=  496 fps= 16 q=25.0 size=   13529kB time=00:00:20.97 bitrate=5523.9kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.638x    
00:34:43.666 frame=  505 fps= 16 q=25.0 size=   13790kB time=00:00:21.19 bitrate=5570.5kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.634x    
00:34:44.213 frame=  513 fps= 16 q=25.0 size=   14229kB time=00:00:21.67 bitrate=5614.9kbits/s throttle=off speed=0.638x    
Posted

here's a log of a transcode from an XVID file.. ffmpeg-transcode-ef3f9578-f122-4c92-9e75-32126c64cb60_1.txt

I started plya the file and pressed pause..

at the beginning emby says throttle off: post-176733-0-34478400-1586329891_thumb.jpg

 

after a while throttle is active: post-176733-0-10287100-1586329914_thumb.jpg

 

I made the same test with the movie HEVC and throttle remains off at the beginning: post-176733-0-54141100-1586330106_thumb.jpg

after a while is active: post-176733-0-03399800-1586330183_thumb.jpg

Posted

The throttle stays off until the buffer is filled and only then it activates the throttle.

So, until the buffer isn't filled the throttle will stay off in the dashboard.

Depending on the transcoding speed this happens quite fast or takes some time.

 

Looking at the snippet in Happy2Play's post, it would probably take a while for that file as it is transcoding slower than realtime speed (speed <1).

 

From your screenshots everything looks normal to me.

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Posted

The throttle stays off until the buffer is filled and only then it activates the throttle.

So, until the buffer isn't filled the throttle will stay off in the dashboard.

Depending on the transcoding speed this happens quite fast or takes some time.

 

Looking at the snippet in Happy2Play's post, it would probably take a while for that file as it is transcoding slower than realtime speed (speed <1).

 

From your screenshots everything looks normal to me.

 

I doesn't know this..

thx for your explanation!

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Posted

Why did you think something was wrong?

Posted

Why did you think something was wrong?

 

because when starting playing a movie I always see throttle off.

After a while I noticed that throttle became ON and @@neik explained me why..

  • 9 months later...
Posted (edited)

I see this also from remote user. Cant say if its always like that, but have seen it a few times.

This episode was transcoding in whole with throttle off, even with playback paused.

i know it should be posted in test but...

embythr.JPG

ffmpeg-transcode-3814d76c-6e42-494a-a83e-0a2718fd4ada_1.txt

Edited by Thidsa
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Posted

It's actually a little confusing I agree ..

Throttle Off = CPU ON

Throttle Active = CPU OFF

Personally I would like to see this changed to something like 'Transcoding : Active' and 'Transcoding : Paused' - as that makes more logical sense.

 

Posted (edited)

Known issue with Chromecast, throttle doesn't "activate" and transcodes the whole thing without pausing.

 

 

 

Edited by Q-Droid
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Posted

That pic looks correct.  If throttle is off you're telling it to not throttle or stop and just convert the whole thing.

Happy2Play
Posted
1 hour ago, cayars said:

That pic looks correct.  If throttle is off you're telling it to not throttle or stop and just convert the whole thing.

But per the log 

>> ThrottleBySegmentRequest: Initialize - TargetBufferSize: 120s

>> ThrottleBySegmentRequest: Latest request position unknown

But as mentioned there is a issue with Chromecast, will see if I can find the other topic.

Posted

From the quick peak at the log I didn't see throttle kicking in and it showed throttle off.

Posted

But throttle is on in emby. I have never had it off....

Posted (edited)

Sorry guys, my bad. I read "This episode was transcoding in whole with throttle off, even with playback paused." as meaning the throttle setting was turned off.
I'll take a fresh look.

Thanks you!

EDIT: Looks like Q-Droid gave the reason correct?

Edited by cayars
Posted

yes, im sure hes right. I think ive only seen this with chromecast....

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