Could you please build the TVHeadend container with NVENC (and if supported, NVDEC)?
The functionality is there in TVHeadend compilation, just not included in the container by default.
I have tried to enable it, but it didn’t work. Not sure why, but it might have been a library location issue with alpine or tvheadend. I gave up and haven’t looked at it again.
hello, nvidia drivers need glibc to work, maybe this is why it fails.
you can find glibc for alpine here GitHub - sgerrand/alpine-pkg-glibc: A glibc compatibility layer package for Alpine Linux
i found this tutorial here Arto's Notes re: CUDA but its outdated.
i shared my nvidia card with same way like on plex (with extra parameter --runtime=nvidia and the variable NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES with the uuid)
so after installed the glibc on your alpine docker, i was able to run nvidia-smi, without them now device found.
i am not a dev, but maybe it could help? idk
The problem is that the alpine ffmpeg package has not been built with nvenc support:
Can’t this container be built on ubuntu like jellyfin or plex?