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If you open your Plex library, the settings for the chosen video library should have an optimize option. Everything is truly reliant on the CPU, so I think it'd be unlikely that the Transcoder would take advantage of it if you were using that given file type. I can tell you that the NewPlexTranscoder is based on ffmpeg, which does not support GPU rendering. The documentation continues to be less that thorough. Like most things regarding the RPi's inner workings, I've had a really rough time figuring out this answer. If you're doing a lot of processing of MPEG-2 files, it's still not a bad idea.Īnd if so, will the Plex media server take advantage of it?
MPEG-2 is a totally different encoding type, so no it won't help your case. As such, the RPi just doesn't have the raw horsepower needed to decode higher resolution videos on the fly. As Qualcuno pointed out yesterday, the RPi (all models) does not have support for hardware acceleration of H.265 video sources.
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