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It’s simple: if you’ve grandfathered into an old Plex lifetime pass, you have nothing to worry about. Plex still functions as solid media server software. Every new user evaluating Plex Pass for the first time, or existing user facing the renewal dilemma — price tag changes everything. Buying a lifetime pass for $750 or renewing a Plex Pass subscription is a hard sell against Jellyfin. If you already run a home server of any kind, Jellyfin is worth spending a weekend afternoon. There’s plenty of documentation for migrating from Plex to Jellyfin, and you won’t have to pay for transcoding your d
The $750 Plex price hike is the best thing that ever happened to my home server…Related 6 Jellyfin plugins that make it better than Plex Plex brings polish, but Jellyfin offers control. Once everything was properly set up, though, videos started showing up the way they're…
…It is a straightforward, free, and open-source alternative to other server/client software like Plex. You can set it up in minutes and start enjoying content hosted on your computer or…
…Related You probably already have the best GPU for Plex and Jellyfin transcoding Transcoding is well within your reach, even on older hardware Hardware-accelerated transcoding is pretty important for media servers…
…My Jellyfin server was already half-finished It was more like an insurance policy My Jellyfin server existed mostly for anime, if I'm being honest. I didn't like what official…
…Don't treat your NAS like a PC But it's fine to use it as a server A NAS is a powerful tool in your home lab and smart home arsenal…
…you boot the server and runs in the background, enabling you to connect to all the other servers. Some services don’t play nice with Tailscale, and Plex is a good example…
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