

Don’t have to make an account, for starters. Gives you more detailed control of transcoding options, audio playback and whatnot.
The UI is worse, that much is true, but that’s not the end all be all of user experience.


Don’t have to make an account, for starters. Gives you more detailed control of transcoding options, audio playback and whatnot.
The UI is worse, that much is true, but that’s not the end all be all of user experience.


I don’t think transcoding is that difficult if you’ve already set up your own server. Like, that’s only a thing the admin would have to figure out and it’s a quick lookup.
I do agree with the client UI issue tho, and would like to add that the lack of a per-user watchlist is a pretty baffling decision given that it’s been widely requested for years and years and it would make it enormously more comfortable.


Huge disagree on the last part. Jellyfin has a bunch of Android, Roku, Google tv and PC clients. I struggle to think of a device me or my friends use that has a Plex client but not a Jellyfin one.


Inshallah it’s already here


It depends on whether you want to use torrents or have a usenet subscription. You’d do well to look at TRaSH guides, save yourself a lot of headaches if you structure the container’s directory structures in the way the guides suggest and then you can just use Prowlarr to manage the actual download requests and send them to your torrent or usenet client.
I use Jellyfin and I suggest you do the same, but honestly you could use whatever you feel like, the *arr stack is going to put everything in the proper folder structure and naming convention so by and large your media server app should be pretty plug and play, just point it at the proper folder and get to scanning.


And if it breaks at 10 months and they take another 2 to send your replacement back, well, they no longer need to send one that actually works this time either
Thankfully I have a pretty low wattage setup and an unmetered full duplex fiber optic connection. Won’t disagree on the hardware (all my homies hate Seagate) and maintenance. I don’t do a lot, but it sure can derail half my day.
Idk, I’d have a pretty good return if I my mom didn’t want to use Netflix still. Even after paying for indexers, Usenet providers, storage and electricity. I’m using a discarded laptop with a HDD dock tho, which is plenty for my needs (mostly 1080p movies with 4k for my absolute favorites or new releases which I can then downgrade or delete though I haven’t had the need to do so yet)


Which, indeed, could mean the end of NATO. If it becomes clear that the “alliance” is basically you following the provisions when it serves the US and nobody following them when it doesn’t, what’s the point of all this legalese?


Better yet, call them gringos


Only if they enacted reparations


Death to settlers as well tbh
I’m also willing to be wrong
Prove me wrong then bud, you can’t
embarrassing


They hated him because he told them the truth


I wonder what groKKK thinks of this


Eventually, sure. But we’re not at a place politically where that is feasible or even desirable.


God damn, you gotta stop treating theslappablejerk’s videos as rhetorical guides.


I’m also guessing that you didn’t actually read the article you linked because its says the same thing I’m saying:
Articles aren’t for reading, they’re for headline skimming so you can look like you have sources. If they fail, there’s always another one to try, you can even pretend that means evidence is overwhelming!
Roku app has a watchlist, but mostly I don’t bother to get around it or put it in a collection which is clunky as shit