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Also would check with something like `nvtop` (supports amd) to confirm that it is using your gpu.
High clocks does not mean the runelite plugin is using your GPU it just means something is using your GPU, that's why I recommended using nvtop because it gives you...
Only thing I can think is one of the GPU plugin settings is behaving poorly I'd try turning everything down/off until you can get it to stop maxing your GPU...
I went back and tested this video again and this still occurs.
Still happens, same reproduction steps.
Tested this again with the same file as above, issue still occurs on `10.10.3` with Brave `Version 1.73.91 Chromium: 131.0.6778.85`. It's highly likely this is a HLS.js issue with this...
I did some testing and it's 100% a HLS.js issue, here's the error object that's getting output from a dev server. error object output ```json { "type": "mediaError", "parent": "main",...
Reported this upstream as I was able to replicate it outside of jellyfin by hijacking the m3u8 and throwing it into their demo, which produced the same issue.
I talked to someone on the HLS.js team and their response is that they recommend fixing this in Jellyfin when generating playlists on the server side via separating the audio...
This still occurs.