I've used Plex for years, and I somehow ignored its best built-in feature
…Sign in to your XDA account Plex has always been my go-to tool for managing my own media. Yes, there's Jellyfin and Emby, but few apps offer essentials like remote…
If you're completely new to self-hosting and want to take your first step, perhaps by repurposing any old devices into media servers, Jellyfin is absolutely the way to go. It doesn't hide its best features, which are also essential to media streaming, behind a paywall. I might be staying put for now, since my entire setup is tuned exactly how I like it, and more importantly, my Plex setup works without asking anything from me. At this stage, the convenience is hard to walk away from. And yet, Jellyfin now has me considering that I could. Jellyfin is no longer the scrappy alternative you recomm
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…Sign in to your XDA account Plex has always been my go-to tool for managing my own media. Yes, there's Jellyfin and Emby, but few apps offer essentials like remote…
…Whether it's Plex , Emby , or Jellyfin-based , a NAS chock-full of movies and shows is basically the norm. For me, the choice of software remains Plex because of familiarity. However…
…This increase ensures we can continue to invest resources into building and maintaining the Plex personal media software, while continuing to offer a Lifetime option, " wrote Plex With the price jump coming…
…Home media server with Plex or Jellyfin A home media server is the obvious choice, especially for reusing an old laptop since you don't need to run it 24/7. It…
Yes, I have lifetime plex. Just wondering if it’s best just to stay with Plex or give Jellyfin a try. Also, should I run them as apps in TrueNAS or standalone on a VM
Plex's Lifetime Pass is (basically) dead. Here's how to switch to Jellyfin.
What is Hound? Hound is a self-hosted, open-source media server, like Plex/Jellyfin, but with the extra ability to stream content through P2P (torrent) or HTTP/Debrid without downloading first. With Hound, you have the f…
(WRITTEN BY A HUMAN THAT LIKES BULLET POINTS) Most people here have probably heard about Plex hiking the lifetime pass to 750USD, effective July 1. If you're still on the subscription and considering buying the lifetime …
Go easy on me, y’all! Currently a lowly school district tech and trying to learn networking at home. Once the fiancé and I move out, I’ll likely make a dedicated rack for it rather than having it be on the entertainment …
…Jellyfin A direct Plex rival Speaking of the essential Docker containers, how can I leave Jellyfin out of the list? It’s my go-to tool for tracking every show, movie, and…
…There are a few hardware acceleration quirks on Jellyfin and Plex, such as Docker passthrough, ffmpeg builds, and permissions, but they are solvable. It isn’t always plug-and-play with dGPUs…
…not having to pay Plex more. What the sticker shock upgrade should do is give consumers the opportunity to think about their options. A big one is Jellyfin, which requires a bit…
…Plus, it integrates with Plex webhooks, Jellyfin, and other streaming apps. This means anytime I'm actively watching something, it automatically gets updated in Yamtrack without requiring any manual input. That's…
…If you’re just getting started with self-hosted media, you might also want to check out my comparison of Jellyfin vs Plex — there are real reasons to consider both, and Jellyfin…
…Plex could have been the reliable solution for this, but the paywall limitation made me choose Jellyfin, and I didn’t regret my decision. It turned out to be better than Plex…