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Great!
Transcoding we should be able to sort out pretty easily. How did you make the lxc? Was it manual, did you use one of the proxmox community scripts, etc?
For transferring all your JF goodies over, there are a few ways you can do it.
If both are on the NAS, I believe you said you have a synology. You can go to the browser and go to http://nasip:5000/ and just copy around what you want if its stored on the NAS as a mount and not inside the container. If its inside the container only its going to be a bit trickier, like mounting the host as a volume on the container, copying to that mount, then moving around. But even Jellyfin says its complex - https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/administration/migrate/ - so be aware that could be rough.
The other option is to bring your docker container over to the new VM, but then you've got a new complication in needing to pass through your GPU entirely rather than giving the lxc access to the hosts resource, which is much simpler IMO.
I used the community script's lxc for jelly. With that said, the docker compose I've been using is great, and I wouldn't mind just transferring that over 1:1 either...whichever has the best transcoding and streaming performance. Either way, I'm unfortunately going to need a bit more hand-holding
LXC is going to be better, IMO. And we can definitely get hardware acceleration going.
So first, let's do this from the console of the lxc:
Is there something like card0 and renderD128 listed?