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I got it working by upgrading plexmediaserver in the LXC container.

Hello! Sorry for my late reply! I upgraded my disks again and followed my own, revised recipe above and transcoding is not working (no "hw" under "NOW PLAYING" in the plex dashboard). Only difference now is a new disk and latest PVE, same hardware. I will report back here if I find a fix.

@LnxBil That worked for me as well. Thanks!

You should install the Intel drivers in the container.

I recently upgraded the HDDs on my Proxmox server and I needed to install Plex again so I followed my recipe above and it did not work. I had to do a couple of additional steps so here is my revised method: 1. Restart your machine and enter BIOS. Enable intel integrated graphics and disable...

Sorry, I don't know.

I probably don't need that line. I saw it in various other guides: https://herold.space/proxmox-lxc-intel-quick-sync-for-plex/ https://blog.konpat.me/dev/2019/03/11/setting-up-lxc-for-intel-gpu-proxmox.html

I had to disable IOMMU in BIOS on my machine to get /dev/dri on the host but I am not doing pass through of Intel graphics. I use Intel graphics in a container.

Have you enabled Intel graphics and disabled IOMMU in the BIOS?

Here are the steps I did to enable Intel Quicksync/Hardware Transcoding and install Plex: 1. Restart your machine and enter BIOS. Enable intel integrated graphics and disable IOMMU. Save settings and exit BIOS (usually F10 key). 2. In ProxMox open a PVE shell and run "ls -l /dev/dri" at the...

I will create a new post later today but if that gets deleted again I give up.

Hi @thelonghop. I replied here with a long post yesterday explaining all the steps I did to make this work but then the forum though my post was spam and I got banned and my posts deleted! I spent more than an hour making the post so this is very unfortunate that the forum works like this.