-nvidia
flag, the transcoding
test using the Nvidia GPUs likely failed because it hit the maximum number of
video encoding/decoding sessions supported on a single GPU. Different Nvidia
GPUs have different limits (if any) - more information can be found on
this page
and by searching for “nvenc nvdec session limit” online.
reward
to false-reward=false
as an override in the launch command, even if
using a .conf
file. Also make sure that if you have Orchestrator and
Transcoder processes running separately that all launch commands have reward
set to false. To be safe, you can also remove the ethUrl
option from the
Transcoder process(es) to ensure that they are not performing any onchain
actions on behalf of your orchestrator if using the same wallet.
<datadir>/keystore/
directory
(by default ~/.lpData/<network>/keystore/
).
Please make sure that one of the files in that directory contains the account
you specified with the -ethAcctAddr
parameter. If you used another datadir
(or different network
) in the past, you may need to copy the your keystore
files.
Please also make sure that your keystore
directory has correct file
permissions.
-serviceAddr IP:port
to what is stored on the
blockchain. Ensure your node is actually accessible at that address.
How do I know if my node is transcoding?
If you set the -v 6
flag when starting livepeer
, more verbose logs
indicating transcoding activity will be available. You can also setup
metrics monitoring.
How do I keep a record of my node’s logs?
By default, livepeer
will only send logs to stdout so they can be shown in
your terminal. However, a tool such as
tee can be used to pipe the logs
to both stdout and a log file.