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The media server has a misconfigured path to the web server on Ubuntu, so it won't start after installation. I created a symbolic link to the web server folder. The Android client on my Xiaomi Mibox crashes after it comes to the end of every video.
Does anyone know if Jellyfin lets you share an OTA TV connection with friends/family?
Still working on getting that sorted out but in the meantime I've got VLC that I can point at my HDHomerun.
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How much of your use is audio streaming? I'm dying to make my collection remotely accessible after leaving the Plex ecosystem.
Another comment not from GP, but I'd recommend Polaris. It's very light (unlike Airsonic), FOSS all the way, and has a functional web client (again unlike Subsonic). Can't recommend it enough
In contrast to most people in this thread, I don't find Jellyfin to be an all-around great experience. Maybe because I run the JF client on a Google Chromecast, and the "Jellyfin for Android TV" app is very unstable. I get roughly one crash a day, mostly when restarting a movie-watching. The UI is okay, but there are a lot of small annoyances (why is there no "restart from beginning" button? Why can't I use the "whee…
> Why can't a folder contain both movies and tv series? While your other points I'd mostly agree with, this one you're swimming against the stream here. It's a pretty standard convention to separate episodic and feature content. There's usually different data sources for each, as well as episodic content being different in structure. It's probably possible to get all of them to live in the one directory, but if you w…
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Another comment not from GP, but I'd recommend Polaris. It's very light (unlike Airsonic), FOSS all the way, and has a functional web client (again unlike Subsonic). Can't recommend it enough
I would like to look up Polaris but my searching skills seem to be lacking. Might you have a web site for it that you could share?
I've been a Plex-to-Jellyfin convert for a long while now, and I've nothing bad to say. I switched because Plex kept pushing their streaming services, and the fuzzy feeling I get from running FOSS. Jellyfin used to run on my desktop which has a beefy CPU/GPU, but runs fine on my puny Synology NAS.
I've been a Plex-to-Jellyfin convert for a long while now, and I've nothing bad to say. I switched because Plex kept pushing their streaming services, and the fuzzy feeling I get from running FOSS. Jellyfin used to run on my desktop which has a beefy CPU/GPU, but runs fine on my puny Synology NAS.
How much of your use is audio streaming? I'm dying to make my collection remotely accessible after leaving the Plex ecosystem.
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I thought it ran under linuxulation
Sort of. When you dig in you discover it that support isn't that great. There are efforts by the community, but Microsoft is doing nothing to help - in particular they regularly break things with each release, and once they do a stable release the previous release is no longer supported. There are some great efforts, the other comment linked one, but in the end forums are full of users asking for help with something…
I wish things weren't this complex. But then I remember how much I hate autoconf/configure/libtool, and think "hmm maybe it wasn't so bad after all"
Re-implement .NET in RUST?
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In the past I wasn't super thrilled by Jellyfin's audio streaming (nor Plex's tbh). I'm auditioning Subsonic at the moment, but I might give Ampache a go soon (it's apparently having a bit of a revival at the moment).
Also check out funkwhale!