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Sorry I've been quite on the topic. I seem to have lost track of what worked but seems now the best I've been able to do is get Plex using HW is running directly in LXC container with HDR tone mapping turned OFF. I think I also had to install intel-media-va-driver from unstable ubuntu sid...

Hmm, not sure what else I'm missing. I may try to duplicate your setup on my host if I get a chance

If you are setup like me, your containers are nested as such: (L1) PVE Host [ (L2) LXC Container running Docker Engine [ (L3) Jellyfin docker container ]] - At L1, run command #chmod -R 777 /dev/dri to open up access - Configure L2 (through the LXC .conf) to mount /dev/dri/card0 and /dev/dri/...

maybe a permission issue? make sure that your Jellyfin container (and parent container, if applicable) has full access to /dev/dri/card0 and /dev/dri/renderD128 Theres an intel-media-va-driver package, which I assume would be included w Jellyfin if it's needed but you can try installing it.

General overview of my setup: CT Template: ubuntu-21.04-standard_21.04-1_amd64.tar.gz I tried Debian first, but there was something wonky with it (never got a login prompt when opening a shell) There's also some relevant options in the .conf to give access to some devices in pve host /dev/dri...

I ended up abandoning the effort to get the Iris Xe passed through to a Windows VM. I only ever managed to get it to show up as a device but no software could actually use it. However I appear to have QuickSync working in a Plex docker container hosted in an Ubuntu LXC container. In this...

I'm trying to do the same w/ my i5 NUC11. Apparently Iris Xe does not support GVT-g so you can go ahead and abandon the mediated device route. I've managed to get "passthrough" working only as a non-primary GPU and rombar=0. However with my past experience even though the device shows up in...