mdhiggins
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2 years ago The postRadarr error is normal if you're running it outside of Radarr, it needs environment variables that Radarr provides to run and can't be run manually
Exit code 1 just means the script had an error, you'll need to look at the logs to see what that error was or I can't help
Please look at the issue template and include all the of the relevant data points as I can't provide any help without that information especially for complex questions like hardware acceleration
A good rule of thumb is to first create an ffmpeg command that does what you want hardware wise outside of the SMA script to ensure your system even supports it (you need drivers/dependency libraries, custom ffmpeg builds, and appropriate hardware to run nvidia based hardware acceleration ), then to see if you can get manual.py to work or generate a command that mimics your test command, then to set up your integration with things like Radarr, especially if you don't know how to look at sma.log or radarr logs to find your error
vtyr
Hi there,
I'm attempting to decode/encode all on my GTX 960, however encoding keeps going back to my Ryzen 5 CPU on Windows. This is the relevant section of my autoprocess.ini:
I read in issue 1421 to leave hwdevices and hwaccel-output-format blank as it's my only GPU in the system.
In addition to this, when attempting to pass conversion into Radarr through a custom script, it returns 'Exit code 1'
My .bat script for Radarr:
"C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python.exe" "C:\Tools\Convert Automation\postRadarr.py"If I run my .bat script outside of Radarr it returns: