Does the Docker container for Windows support hardware-accelerated transcoding?

[RealNath]

I'm interested in using Seerr, because switching tabs between Sonarr, Prowlarr, Jellyfin can be quite tiresome especially when you have a lot of tabs opened. But according to Jellyfin's official doc, their Docker doesn't support hardware transcoding on Windows and Mac, which has been making me hesitant from trying Seerr. And I can't install Linux due to some circumstances.

Is the software transcoding performance difference that noticeable (or is transcoding that necessary)? I'm not that knowledgeable about the transcoding stuff because I just got into Jellyfin 1 week ago. I wonder whether the devs have plan for native Win/Mac installation.

[gauthier-th]

Seerr is not doing any transcoding. It's not streaming any video like Jellyfin is doing. It's only a request management tool, to manage and transmit requests from users to *arr.

[RealNath]

So, I suppose that means hardware transcoding works fine?

[fallenbagel]

So, I suppose that means hardware transcoding works fine?

Jellyseerr doesn't play any media or requires any hardware transcoding. It's the job of jellyfin/plex/emby. This is not relevant to jellyseerr

[RealNath]

I see. But it doesn't seem to be able to connect to Jellyfin for some reason.

(EDIT: nvm, it seems like I needed to use host.docker.internal in the webpage)

[fallenbagel]

I see. But it doesn't seem to be able to connect to Jellyfin for some reason.

(EDIT: nvm, it seems like I needed to use host.docker.internal in the webpage)

Thats because docker and your host runs on different subnets. Thats unrelated to jellyseerr.