I just finished setting up my Unraid server and started moving my files to the Plex server. I wanted to test out to see if Plex was using my 1050 TI to transcode my movies, however, I see it using my CPU instead.
I have enabled everything on the hardware settings through Plex, so I am not sure if I am doing anything wrong.
Here is my cheat sheet command, I took the commande from another guide (cannot find the link rapidly)
When the passtrough to your docker is configured, you must open the console of plex docker:
After making a complete flash backup (Unraid Mainpage, click on Flash, click Backup) replace the 4 files bzimage, bzroot, bzmodules, bzfirmware on the flash with these files from the downloaded ZIP and reboot the server. Be sure you have a copy of the old four files handy in the case something goes wrong.
This is how I did it. If you don’t use Unraid 6.8.3 or a different Plex docker container I’m out, no experience beyond that point.
If something goes wrong, copy the old, previously saved original four files back to the flash and reboot again.
However, you should be familiar with backup/restore of the Unraid flash and have basic understanding of what you are doing.
The four files do contain the Nvidia subsystem because that’s not part of stock Unraid.
The method in the video above won’t work any longer. Three weeks ago the author of the Nvidia plugin has dropped support and did remove the plugin. There’s a lengthy thread on Unraid regarding that.
As of today the only way to get the Nvidia support for stock Unraid is what I wrote above.
Prove: Look at the word “Deprecated” in the first post of the Nvidia plugin thread: