Tdarr is a distributed transcoding system that runs on on Windows, Mac, Linux, Arm, Docker, and even Unraid. It uses a server with one or more nodes to transcode videos into any format you like. Today, we’ll set up the Docker and Windows version of Tdarr using a GPU to regain up to 50% of your disk space back. I converted my video collection using Tdarr to h265 and saved over 700 GB of disk space.
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00:00 – What is Tdarr
01:38 – Preparing my system
02:32 – Advertisement
03:16 – Installing NVIDIA Drivers
03:59 – Installing Tdarr with Docker and Portainer
05:13 – Tdarr Configuration
07:31 – GPU Transcoding with Tdarr
08:56 – Adding a Windows Node
09:36 – Adding my RTX 3090
10:39 – The Outcome
11:10 – Stream Highlight – “Our Discord Voice Chat in the most interesting podcast ever”
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“I Can Do Better” is from Harris Heller’s album “Lights”
“Gift of a Guest” is from Harris Heller’s album “Lights”
“Big Buck Bunny” appears in this video for codec comparison. (c) copyright 2008, Blender Foundation
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