after updating the transcoding is constituting all CPU processing

[netinhofsa 0]

Hi, I noticed that the latest transcoding updates are consuming many renderings that have taken the machine to reach 95 degrees when it will run movies in MKV format, the machine starts to block due to the processor heating the machine I am currently using and a core I5 with 8Gb of ram the ffmpeg that is consuming everything

Edited September 21, 2017 by netinhofsa

[Luke 42079]

Hi there @@netinhofsa can we please look at an example? Please attach the information requested in how to report a media playback issue. thanks !

[netinhofsa 0]

Hi there @@netinhofsa can we please look at an example? Please attach the information requested in how to report a media playback issue. thanks !

How can I not attach the image to the link below?    https://ibb.co/im8pB5

[Luke 42079]

This is what we're looking for:

 

 

 

Thanks.

• Please attach the server log from the time frame the activity occurred. See the section below titled Emby Server Logs. Please supply the full and complete log file, and avoid attempting to extract relevant sections. Everything is relevant to us. If a server transcoding log was also generated during playback (in the server logs folder), please attach that as well.

[netinhofsa 0]

 

This is what we're looking for:

 

 

 

Thanks.

• Please attach the server log from the time frame the activity occurred. See the section below titled Emby Server Logs. Please supply the full and complete log file, and avoid attempting to extract relevant sections. Everything is relevant to us. If a server transcoding log was also generated during playback (in the server logs folder), please attach that as well.

 

server-63641548800.txt

[Luke 42079]

And the ffmpeg log?

[netinhofsa 0]

And the ffmpeg log?

ffmpeg-transcode-e73fe6fe-cea8-46b2-966e-c69277d53156.txt

[Luke 42079]

Are you sure this is the right ffmpeg log? because in your screenshot you were playing deadpool, but this ffmpeg log is from something else.

[netinhofsa 0]

Are you sure this is the right ffmpeg log? because in your screenshot you were playing deadpool, but this ffmpeg log is from something else.

all movies in mkv are doing this is consuming too much processing I did the capture testing in another movie to check if it was only in one movie but I tested several and it is with the same behavior

[netinhofsa 0]

all movies in mkv are doing this is consuming too much processing I did the capture testing in another movie to check if it was only in one movie but I tested several and it is with the same behavior

Do you want the movie logging in for you to better verify what can be

[Luke 42079]

Your deadpool is a 4K video. I would expect it to use a lot of CPU while transcoding.