rffmpeg VS homer

I got rffmpeg for distributed transcoding. Probably I understood Tdarr wrong, Tdarr leaves the files already transcoded or does transcoding on demand just like Rffmpeg? I got a lot of content on 4k that I would prefer to leave it like this for the best clients, and transcode as needed for 1080p computers

I'd love to point out https://github.com/joshuaboniface/rffmpeg

Just having support for a remote transcoder, along the lines of unicorn transcoder or rffmpeg would be a good first step to let us start homebrewing a solution.

In the rare case you need transcoding I would suggest you use a script like rffmpeg to offload transcoding to a more powerful target and/or use my script which creates trascoding workers when need be and deletes them afterwards (could be used with Unmanic as well).

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> Also, remote transcoding of videos seems like a huge win! Makes it so you won't need as beefy as a system to run PeerTube.

You can technically do it if you're willing to hack around. Since it uses the ffmpeg binary you could technically replace it with rffmpeg[1], the setup isn't pretty but it's doable. I haven't done it myself but have seen reddit posts on the jellyfin community that it works pretty well once setup.

[1] https://github.com/joshuaboniface/rffmpeg

If it's a normal Jellyfin install you can just use the rffmpeg python script directly, or you could run docker on Windows or WSL.

Maybe in the future you can use multiple machines to do your transcoding?

rffmpeg is supposed to do that. I haven't used it.

It should hopefully be pretty straightforward. We've got a user who's been working on autoscaling it with Kube and Hesner, so might be worth checking that out (see https://github.com/joshuaboniface/rffmpeg/issues/34 and specifically the last comment; his profile has his repos).

Yep that tini. The docker image is about 1.90mb. It's a repack of https://homer-demo.netlify.app/ I pre-gzipped a few of the compressible file extensions too so they can be served compressed.

In this case, I didn't need alpine. I generally aim to get the image as minimal as possible without too much hassle. For example many community docker imagee use something like Ubuntu as a base and apt install java when they could use a distroless java

Homer, very configurable and a nice static link page. https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer

Would love to see y'alls homepages with custom CSS integrated! I've see some cool/clean designs and would love for other to share! The homepage Im referring to is https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer

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I use Homer as my start page, and it's quite mobile friendly.

I am trying to install Homer Dashboard on my PC. In some of the videos that I have watched they talked about ports. This got be a bit apprehensive. If I install Homer, is it only going to be accessible on my home network? or will it be accessible from outside?

Thank you for that, I was looking exactly something like that and I could not find the name for it. So far I came across https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer which I think does the same (not sure yet, I have to test).

i would recommend you use the docker-compose file from the github: https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer/blob/main/docker-compose.yml

You ever thought about using Homer? Heimdall is cool too, but homer is more feature rich, and appealing I think: https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer