Synology 7.2 Jellyfin Upgrade to 10.10.7 Docker N5105

# Synology 7.2 Jellyfin Upgrade to 10.10.7 Docker N5105 ## 📋 Content Overview This video provides a comprehensive guide on upgrading Jellyfin Docker version from 10.8.13 to the latest 10.10.7 (released September 12, 2025) on Synology DSM 7.2. The entire upgrade process is demonstrated on a Synology NAS powered by Intel N5105 processor, achieving seamless configuration migration and full hardware acceleration support. --- ## 🎯 Key Highlights ### Upgrade Context - **Previous Version**: Jellyfin 10.8.13 (installed July 5, 2024) - **New Version**: Jellyfin 10.10.7 (released September 12, 2025) - **Upgrade Interval**: 14 months - **Test Platform**: Synology DSM 7.2 + Intel N5105 Processor ### Prerequisites **1. Image Download** - Visit dpit.lib00.com and search for Jellyfin - Two image formats available: - Compressed version (500MB) - requires extraction - Uncompressed version (1.2GB) - ready to use - **Important**: Rename after download, remove parentheses, change `.zip` to `.tar` **2. Folder Structure Setup** ``` /jellyfin_ny_10107/ ├── cache/ # Cache folder └── config/ # Configuration folder ``` **Essential Path Configuration**: - Cache path: `/volume1/docker/jellyfin_ny_10107/cache` - Config path: `/volume1/docker/jellyfin_ny_10107/config` - Media resource path: e.g., `/volume1/movie` (adjust as needed) ### Detailed Upgrade Steps **Step 1: Import Image** 1. Upload `.tar` image file to Synology (e.g., `ee_image` directory) 2. Open Docker Manager → Images → Action → Import 3. Select and import the uploaded image 4. Verify image name: `jellyfin-ny-250703-amd64` (1.16GB) **Step 2: Configuration Migration** - Copy `cache` and `config` folders from old `jellyfin_ny` to new folder - If issues occur, clear both folders and run as fresh container - Reusing configuration enables seamless upgrade, preserving all settings and media library **Step 3: Stop Old Container** - Stop running old Jellyfin container in Docker Manager - Release ports 8099 (HTTP) and 9099 (HTTPS) **Step 4: Launch New Container** Core Docker Command Parameters: ```bash docker run -d \ --name jellyfin_ny_10107 \ -p 8099:8096 \ -p 9099:8920 \ -p 7359:7359/udp \ -p 1900:1900/udp \ -v /volume1/docker/jellyfin_ny_10107/config:/config \ -v /volume1/docker/jellyfin_ny_10107/cache:/cache \ -v /volume1/movie:/movie \ -e TZ=Asia/Shanghai \ -e PUID=0 -e PGID=0 \ --device=/dev/dri:/dev/dri \ --restart=unless-stopped \ jellyfin-ny-250703-amd64 ``` **Parameter Explanation**: - `--name`: Container name (customizable) - `-p 8099:8096`: HTTP port mapping - `-p 9099:8920`: HTTPS port mapping - `-p 7359:7359/udp`: Local network auto-discovery - `-p 1900:1900/udp`: DLNA support - `-v`: Mount configuration, cache, and media directories - `--device=/dev/dri`: GPU passthrough for hardware acceleration - `--restart=unless-stopped`: Auto-restart policy ### Verification & Testing **1. Verify Container Status** ```bash # List all containers docker ps -a # Enter container docker exec -it [CONTAINER_ID] bash ``` **2. Verify GPU Passthrough** ```bash ls -l /dev/dri ``` Should display `renderD128` and related device files **3. Verify Hardware Decode Support** ```bash /usr/lib/jellyfin-ffmpeg/vainfo ``` Should list supported codecs: H.264, HEVC, VC1, JPEG, etc. **4. Web Interface Testing** - Access `http://[NAS_IP]:8099` - Check version info: should display 10.10.7 - Test video playback and transcoding functionality ### Performance Metrics **N5105 Transcoding Performance**: - Direct Play: No transcoding, minimal CPU usage - Transcoding scenario (bitrate reduction): ~35% CPU usage - Hardware acceleration functioning properly, smooth transcoding --- ## 💡 Important Notes 1. **Backup Recommendation**: Backup `config` and `cache` folders before upgrade 2. **Port Conflicts**: Must stop old container to release ports 3. **Permission Settings**: Recommend using root permissions (PUID=0, PGID=0) 4. **Proxy Configuration**: Remove proxy parameters if not needed 5. **Troubleshooting**: Clear config/cache folders for fresh initialization if issues arise --- ## 🔧 Troubleshooting Guide - **Cannot Access**: Check port mapping and firewall settings - **Hardware Acceleration Failure**: Verify `/dev/dri` device mounting - **Missing Media Library**: Check media directory mount paths - **Configuration Issues**: Try clearing config folders for clean install --- ## 📅 Upgrade Cycle Recommendation Recommended to check and upgrade Jellyfin every 18 months to benefit from latest features, performance optimizations, and security updates. --- ## 🙏 Acknowledgments Special thanks to NY for providing excellent Docker images that simplify the deployment process. --- ## 🏷️ SEO Keywords Synology NAS, Jellyfin Upgrade, Docker Container, Media Server, N5105, Hardware Acceleration, DSM 7.2, Video Transcoding, Home Theater, NAS Tutorial