I am running NexPVR on Pi3 .
I am using Kodi clients.
TV source is older first generation HD Homerun Dual (Mpeg2) .
I see "dotnet" using over ~65% CPU usage when streaming a single stream. I really did not believe there was that much involved for the Pi to do this but I can see I am wrong. It makes me wonder if it is transcoding or something.
I just did similar tests with TV Headend and even viewing while recording , using BOTH channels of the HD Homerun I was far lower than 65% CPU usage.
How do I ensure that transcoding is not happening?
in transcoding I have:
Preferred streaming Profile = Default
Video Encoder- VAAPI
Recording auto transcode = Leave recordings in native format.
At this CPU usage, I can not use both channels of HD homerun and have CPU for other tasks. It is way more than TV Headend.
I am using Kodi clients.
TV source is older first generation HD Homerun Dual (Mpeg2) .
I see "dotnet" using over ~65% CPU usage when streaming a single stream. I really did not believe there was that much involved for the Pi to do this but I can see I am wrong. It makes me wonder if it is transcoding or something.
I just did similar tests with TV Headend and even viewing while recording , using BOTH channels of the HD Homerun I was far lower than 65% CPU usage.
How do I ensure that transcoding is not happening?
in transcoding I have:
Preferred streaming Profile = Default
Video Encoder- VAAPI
Recording auto transcode = Leave recordings in native format.
At this CPU usage, I can not use both channels of HD homerun and have CPU for other tasks. It is way more than TV Headend.