Fix hardware acceleration with docker deployments#13
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Mine was definitely hw transcoding w/o this but my setup is an nvidia p2000 -> Docker in LXC w/ nvidia-container-toolkit. |
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This PR potentially addresses #12
Hardware acceleration has been broken with docker deployments causing it to fall back to software rendering.
Whoops. My bad.
Some graphics drivers were missing in the container and with this PR they're not. Claude also did some other edits that I need to validate before I move this out of a draft and get it ready to merge.
Testing
To test the changes you'll need to re-build the container with the --no-cache flag:
docker compose build --no-cache && docker compose up -d