The path to the ffmpeg executable. (e.g: /usr/bin/ffmpeg or C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe) FFMPEG version 4.2+ required. Check by opening the version tab.
This will lock the ffmpeg path setting so that it is no longer editable from UI. Even if you don't toggle this option, the setting will get locked in 24 hours.
The ffmpeg path setting is currently locked and can't be edited from the UI. It's not usually necessary to update this path once it's known to be working. Run dizquetv with the --unlock command line argument to enable editing it again.
Miscellaneous Options
Note: If you experience playback issues upon stream start, try increasing this.
Transcoding Features
Transcoding is required for some features like channel overlay and measures to prevent issues when switching episodes. The trade-off is quality loss and additional computing resource requirements.
Some possible values are:
h264 with Intel Quick Sync: h264_qsv
MPEG2 with Intel Quick Sync: mpeg2_qsv
NVIDIA: h264_nvenc
MPEG2: mpeg2video (default)
H264: libx264
MacOS: h264_videotoolbox
Some possible values are:
aac
ac3 (default), ac3_fixed
flac
libmp3lame
Will transcode videos that have FPS higher than this.
Scaling algorithm to use when the transcoder needs to change the video size.
Deinterlace filter to use when video is interlaced. This is only needed when Plex transcoding is not used.
Values higher than 100 will boost the audio.
If there are issues playing a video, dizqueTV will try to use an error screen as a placeholder while retrying loading the video every 60 seconds.
Some clients experience issues when the video stream changes resolution. This option will make dizqueTV convert all videos to the preferred resolution selected above. Otherwise, the preferred resolution will be used as a maximum resolution for transcoding.
Some clients experience issues when the stream's codecs change. Enable these so that any videos with different codecs than the ones specified above are forcefully transcoded.
This will force the preferred number of audio channels and sample rate, in addition it will align the lengths of the audio and video channels. This will prevent audio-related episode transition issues in many clients. Audio will always be transcoded.
Toggling this option will disable channel watermarks regardless of channel settings.
In an attempt to improve playback, dizqueTV insets really short clips of black screen between videos. The idea is that if the stream pauses because Plex is taking too long to reply, it will pause during one of those black screens instead of interrupting the last second of a video. If you suspect these black screens are causing trouble instead of helping, you can disable them with this option.