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Hardware H264/H265(HEVC) decode acceleration for Raspberry Pi 4 64bit #129
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Blocked by jc-kynesim/rpi-ffmpeg#42 |
is the linked blocker the reason why there is no "enable h265 HW decoding" setting in JF atm? h264 is already available. |
Hi, has there been any progress towards this on this side of things? Sadly don't know enough about low level stuff to help out with this, but if I can help any other way, please let me know. |
Hi, |
@Arthedian |
Raspberry pi officially announced the 64bit OS on Feb 2022.
On 64bit Raspbian, I found the following hardware acceleration is available on ffmpeg of rpi's distribution RPi-Distro/ffmpeg.
H264 decode/encode
H265 decode
It just need a single commend to enable the V4L2 decoder. (For more informations: jc-kynesim/hello_drmprime)
sudo dtoverlay rpivid-v4l2
I downloaded two sample h265 videos
and tried to convert videos from h265/h265-10bit to h264 with RPi-Distro/ffmpeg, here is the output.
RPI4/4GB(RAM) CPU load usage during the conversion is around 0.9 on average, and the converted videos can be correctly played.
However, jellyfin-ffmpeg is not working with the following error.
I am grateful if jellyfin team could provide hardware encode acceleration for RPI, and make the RPI a cost-effective home media centre with jellyfin.
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