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Do you have media with DTS (not Dolby) 5.1 audio tracks, and can Jellyfin pass it through from the AppleTV to your TV or A/V receiver?
So I have an Apple TV 4K, but I don't use the official client. I use Infuse. The Apple TV 4K does not support DTS passthrough, but Infuse will decode DTS on the device itself and pass it through to the receiver as uncompressed lossless multi-channel LPCM. I.e. the server is not transcoding in any capacity The biggest hurdle for Plex, Jellyfin, etc is the variability of the devices and the nuances around what they do…
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Of all the posts I've seen on this website, this one is the worst
Notice their username, someone who just wants to hold the contrarian opinion. Even when they're right, very tiring to deal with
I do happen to like both PHP and Powershell (and C#)
I like the syntax, I like the languages.
I find Bash, python, and other "traditional" linux admin tools to be harder to use. Bash especially, I hate dealing with text streams, i would much rather pass objects around
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So I have an Apple TV 4K, but I don't use the official client. I use Infuse. The Apple TV 4K does not support DTS passthrough, but Infuse will decode DTS on the device itself and pass it through to the receiver as uncompressed lossless multi-channel LPCM. I.e. the server is not transcoding in any capacity The biggest hurdle for Plex, Jellyfin, etc is the variability of the devices and the nuances around what they do…
Thanks, I'll check Infuse. It's weird that the other commenter claims Apple TV can passthrough DTS.
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#124It seemed too risky to expose Jellyfin to the web.
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> every time I acquire a new episode of bluey or something, my wife wants to watch it first I wish Jellyfin had something similar, as my current process involves manually tagging things with a tag that isn't visible, then removing that tag once I've reviewed it.
Is it possible to automate that via webhook or something similar? You could have whatever media acquisition program you use set that tag, and then remove it whenever you're done. Would eliminate 50% of the steps, until more granular abilities are added
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Breaking DRM to rip physical media isn't legal in basically any mainstream country in the world (since membership of the WTO requires you to pass an anti-circumvention law). Heck, in major nations (like the UK) ripping unencrypted media isn't legal.
My understanding is that the librarian of Congress has granted an exemption to the DMCA anti-circumvention clause to allow ripping DVDs for non-infringing fair use purposes, including personal backups. I am not a lawyer, though.
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-10-28/pdf/2021-2...
There were campaigners asking for one but it wasn't given.