Out of disk space With embedded subtitles.

[SpaceCabbi 0]

Unsure if a bug or not found: 

This is the exact same behaviour I have (throtheling on and off).
Found it had to do with the embedded subtitle. (only eng one) just fyi.
I3f its a bug and want me to report it somewhere else let me know.
File info:

ffmpeg-transcode-a99a3fb6-8f42-4cfb-8b2e-db57c32f5235_1.txt

[Q-Droid 990]

You shouldn't be transcoding to /tmp (tmpfs) which is why you're running out of space. Change your transcoding temp files path to a location with more free space.

 

[Luke 42087]

Yes that's exactly right:

06:43:59.424 av_interleaved_write_frame(): No space left on device

 

[SpaceCabbi 0]

9 hours ago, Q-Droid said:

You shouldn't be transcoding to /tmp (tmpfs) which is why you're running out of space. Change your transcoding temp files path to a location with more free space.

 

 

4 hours ago, Luke said:

Yes that's exactly right:

06:43:59.424 av_interleaved_write_frame(): No space left on device

 

Weird I always thought that it only applied to mounted tmp on tmpfs, not on jails running under Truenas mounted on a SSD with 200gb to spare. 
weirded is even that df and du all show enough space. I'll file a bug report with truenas people then thanks.

[Carlo 4561]

How much memory do you have?

tmpfs is a memory based temp space which is why you don't want to do that in general.

[Q-Droid 990]

1 hour ago, SpaceCabbi said:

 

Weird I always thought that it only applied to mounted tmp on tmpfs, not on jails running under Truenas mounted on a SSD with 200gb to spare. 
weirded is even that df and du all show enough space. I'll file a bug report with truenas people then thanks.

Ok. I was thinking straight-up Linux or UNIX but I don't know how it would be mounted in a truenas jail. The failure happened right away so you might have something else going on with that path. Either way it's most likely configuration of this resource in the jail or OS causing the problem and you can test with a different temp file path.

 

[Luke 42087]

Your temporary transcoding folder should have at least enough space to match the size of the videos that you're trying to play. That is a good rule of thumb that I would suggest sticking to.