#mediaserver — Public Fediverse posts

I created JellyWatch Hub to help people discover Jellyfin and self hosted media plugins, apps and tools in one place.

You can explore community projects, submit your own plugin, and request new integrations or additions.

The goal is to centralize the ecosystem and make discovery easier for everyone.

https://jellywatch.app/hub

#jellyfin #selfhosting #homelab #indiedev #buildinpublic #opensource #mediaserver #emby

Plex Lifetime Pass Pricing to Triple by July 1

Plex Lifetime Pass cost rises from $250 to $750 starting July 1, 2026. Learn why and what it means for users.

#PlexPass, #LifetimePass, #PlexPrice, #MediaServer, #TechNews

https://newsletter.tf/plex-lifetime-pass-price-increase-july-2026/

The Plex Lifetime Pass price is going up by $500, from $250 to $750. This is a big change for people who want a lifetime subscription.

#PlexPass, #LifetimePass, #PlexPrice, #MediaServer, #TechNews
https://newsletter.tf/plex-lifetime-pass-price-increase-july-2026/

📬 Lifetime Pass von Plex kostet bald 750 US-Dollar!
#Softwareentwicklung #Streaming #Emby #Jellyfin #Kodi #LifetimePass #MediaServer #Plex #UniversalMediaServer https://sc.tarnkappe.info/172a5e

Plex just raised its Lifetime Pass price by $500 and users are stunned

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/05/plex-lifetime-pass-price-increase/

If you're building plugins, themes, tools, integrations, mobile apps or any project around Jellyfin or Emby, feel free to publish it on Jellywatch Hub:

https://jellywatch.app/hub

The goal is to help the community discover useful projects more easily and give developers more visibility.

Thanks in advance for your contributions and shares

#jellyfin #emby #selfhosting #homelab #indiedev #buildinpublic #opensource #mediaserver #sysadmin

Tdarr Server automatizza transcodifica, controllo e gestione delle librerie video con nodi distribuiti, GPU, FFmpeg e HandBrake. #Linux #Tdarr #MediaServer #FFmpeg #HandBrake #SelfHosting #Transcoding #OpenSource

https://www.linuxeasy.org/tdarr-server-automatizza-gestione-librerie-video/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Jellyfin is free open source software that lets you create your own streaming services at home. It's a libre alternative to closed platforms like Plex and Emby.

Jellyfin works with locally stored video/audio files, internet radio/TV and broadcast TV. You can find out more at:

🌱 https://jellyfin.org

You can follow their official account at:

🌱 @jellyfin

#SelfHosting #MediaServer #FOSS #Plex #Emby #Alternatives #Streaming

Jellyfin is free open source software that lets you create your own streaming services at home. It's a libre alternative to closed platforms like Plex and Emby.

Jellyfin works with locally stored video/audio files, internet radio/TV and broadcast TV. You can find out more at:

🌱 https://jellyfin.org

You can follow their official account at:

🌱 @jellyfin

#SelfHosting #MediaServer #FOSS #Plex #Emby #Alternatives #Streaming

Jellyfin is free open source software that lets you create your own streaming services at home. It's a libre alternative to closed platforms like Plex and Emby.

Jellyfin works with locally stored video/audio files, internet radio/TV and broadcast TV. You can find out more at:

🌱 https://jellyfin.org

You can follow their official account at:

🌱 @jellyfin

#SelfHosting #MediaServer #FOSS #Plex #Emby #Alternatives #Streaming

Jellyfin is free open source software that lets you create your own streaming services at home. It's a libre alternative to closed platforms like Plex and Emby.

Jellyfin works with locally stored video/audio files, internet radio/TV and broadcast TV. You can find out more at:

🌱 https://jellyfin.org

You can follow their official account at:

🌱 @jellyfin

#SelfHosting #MediaServer #FOSS #Plex #Emby #Alternatives #Streaming

Jellyfin is free open source software that lets you create your own streaming services at home. It's a libre alternative to closed platforms like Plex and Emby.

Jellyfin works with locally stored video/audio files, internet radio/TV and broadcast TV. You can find out more at:

🌱 https://jellyfin.org

You can follow their official account at:

🌱 @jellyfin

#SelfHosting #MediaServer #FOSS #Plex #Emby #Alternatives #Streaming

I’ve been building a blog focused on Jellyfin not just news, but practical guides, performance tips, and real ways to understand what’s happening on your server.

From viewing stats and user activity to plugins, automation (*arr stack), and mobile monitoring with JellyWatch.

If you run a Jellyfin server and want to go deeper:

https://jellywatch.app/blog

#jellyfin #selfhosting #homelab #indiedev #buildinpublic #opensource #mediaserver #sysadmin

I did it!! I’m a Linux user!

https://www.arnan.me/im-a-sensible-linux-user-now

#linux #server #ubuntu #samba #jellyfin #ffmpeg #bash #webserver #mediaserver

wisst ihr was ich kann meine musik jetzt auch via link teilen und zwar so, dass leute das auch anhören können ohne selbst ein abo zu haben #mediaserver

Need a #jellyfin and/or #plex alternative that isn't like #kodi going down the full llm horseshit route. I thought maybe DIM? But the github repo won't load the contributors page and that makes me not trust it. Any advice? #askfedi #selfhosting #mediaserver

Need a #jellyfin and/or #plex alternative that isn't like #kodi going down the full llm horseshit route. I thought maybe DIM? But the github repo won't load the contributors page and that makes me not trust it. Any advice? #askfedi #selfhosting #mediaserver

Need a #jellyfin and/or #plex alternative that isn't like #kodi going down the full llm horseshit route. I thought maybe DIM? But the github repo won't load the contributors page and that makes me not trust it. Any advice? #askfedi #selfhosting #mediaserver

I have no idea how I missed that, but my #Plex was transcoding streams on the CPU, even though I was sure all streams were hardware-transcoded.

I was just wondering why the CPU fan speed was skyrocketing...

Turns out I forgot to pass through the GPU to the #Proxmox #LXC with Plex.

Now my server is processing transcoded streams much more quietly.

#homelab #mediaserver

About three years ago, I decided to make my own home media server. This meant buying tons of physical DVDs so I owned them, and ripping them so I had them available on my Jellyfin (media) server.

The most difficult part of the process for me is ripping TV shows. It requires a lot of time and attention to figuring out episodes are which since they're often in random order on the disc.

This week I started using an AI agent to do that work, and the results have been pretty great!

Now I'm able to rip episodes more quickly and easily- essentially as fast as my computer can pull the media down from the DVD drive.

It's a "small change" that has helped me rip 3 compete series box sets in a week!

#jellyfin #MediaServer #SelfHosted

Домашний NAS своими руками из подножного корма быстро и за 0 рублей (нет)

С момента моего погружения в мир Linux, я периодически приходил к мысли о том, что было бы неплохо прикупить домашний сервер, так как штука это очень полезная. Так как квартира небольшая и стационарного ПК дома нет (только ноутбуки, мой и жены), то конечно хотелось бы какое-то компактное решение. Однако периоды таких размышлений ограничивались только размышлениями и не приводили к целенаправленной деятельности, но до определенной череды событий... Тык

https://habr.com/ru/articles/992704/

#сервер #домашний_сервер #nas #server #mediaserver #jellyfin #samba #fileserver

Nagyszerű!

A #Sonarr és a #Radarr tökéletesen üzemel a szerveren, #Pangolin #gw-n keresztül, auth-al, #qBittorrent bekötve, #JellyFin pedig szintén.

Csodás ez a #homelab dolog!

#magyar #hungarian #geeg #geeglife #szerver #server #srv #mediaserver #arr

Nagyszerű!

A #Sonarr és a #Radarr tökéletesen üzemel a szerveren, #Pangolin #gw-n keresztül, auth-al, #qBittorrent bekötve, #JellyFin pedig szintén.

Csodás ez a #homelab dolog!

#magyar #hungarian #geeg #geeglife #szerver #server #srv #mediaserver #arr

Nagyszerű!

A #Sonarr és a #Radarr tökéletesen üzemel a szerveren, #Pangolin #gw-n keresztül, auth-al, #qBittorrent bekötve, #JellyFin pedig szintén.

Csodás ez a #homelab dolog!

#magyar #hungarian #geeg #geeglife #szerver #server #srv #mediaserver #arr

Anyone on here have recommendations for private trackers? I'm running a Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr stack and finding public indexers hit or miss for older/niche content. Open to interview-based ones too.

#homelab #selfhosted #arr #privatetracker #mediaserver

Anyone on here have recommendations for private trackers? I'm running a Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr stack and finding public indexers hit or miss for older/niche content. Open to interview-based ones too.

#homelab #selfhosted #arr #privatetracker #mediaserver

Anyone on here have recommendations for private trackers? I'm running a Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr stack and finding public indexers hit or miss for older/niche content. Open to interview-based ones too.

#homelab #selfhosted #arr #privatetracker #mediaserver

Anyone on here have recommendations for private trackers? I'm running a Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr stack and finding public indexers hit or miss for older/niche content. Open to interview-based ones too.

#homelab #selfhosted #arr #privatetracker #mediaserver

Anyone on here have recommendations for private trackers? I'm running a Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr stack and finding public indexers hit or miss for older/niche content. Open to interview-based ones too.

#homelab #selfhosted #arr #privatetracker #mediaserver

Most media servers use SQLite. It is fine for small libraries, but the single writer lock starts to sting at scale.

Norri uses PostgreSQL for concurrent access, full text search, and proper indexing. Faster lookups, smoother UI, and stable performance with big libraries.

Full write up: https://blog.norri.tv/postgresql-over-sqlite/

#selfhosted #mediaserver #postgresql #homelab

This is probably the first, last, and only time I’ll ever mention the former “Bad Boy” of “Pop”.

A common motif scattered around the Academy campus is the visage of Robbie Williams. Site-based stage innovators TAIT have built scenery for his prior productions, with the larger than life result donated afterwards to make an effective fire assembly point. In wintry weather I observe it’s not the first time he’s had snow on his nose.

On a smaller scale, a 3D-fabricated sculpture of his face provided a challenging projection mapped surface as my Visuals module heads toward end-of-term assessment. Indulging a desire to integrate facial projection into future projects, this was the ideal static subject to try things out over a few hours of experimental studio time.

Despite any knowledge of his career purely culled by cultural osmosis (really!), I was able to piece together a collage of clips to represent the journey. With a simian base layer invoking the Better Man biopic, I swiftly incorporated his more recent cartoon appearance on a certain cat food commercial. Going back to the KISS-inspired makeup from “Let Me Entertain You”, the montage was topped off with the skin-stripping coda to the “Rock DJ” video. Looping that segment through the projector’s tinny speaker was sufficient to get everyone’s toes tapping – whether they wanted to or not.

Sourcing the elements in short notice was a challenge within itself, necessitating some quick thinking across many resources and creating new ones on the fly. But for a dabble it did the job nicely – despite a few imperfect keystone masks and off-centre aspects.

Although my studies and assessment focus on mastering Green Hippo media servers, I took the opportunity to try something different. Cracking open the case for the first time on our prized Troikatronix Isadora server, I soon found myself a quick learner.

Green Hippo has a warm, organic user interface that sometimes seems counter-intuitive despite its obvious power. Isadora presents a more familiar building-block style of boxes and properties, allowing links to be dragged between outputs and inputs to visualise how everything is hooked up.

My familiarity with node-based workflows such as DaVinci Resolve Fusion, combined with my coding background, made getting to grips with Isadora a cinch. Although I can understand how the blank starting screen can seem intimidating to non-techies.

Although there are likely far more efficient ways to structure my little throw-together, I was able to coax the effect I wanted by combining smaller known sub-processes. This combination of nodes and lines offered mathematical means to make it work where I may have floundered with an artier interface…

… so I guess I’m loving angles instead.

This is probably the first, last, and only time I’ll ever mention the former “Bad Boy” of “Pop”.

A common motif scattered around the Academy campus is the visage of Robbie Williams. Site-based stage innovators TAIT have built scenery for his prior productions, with the larger than life result donated afterwards to make an effective fire assembly point. In wintry weather I observe it’s not the first time he’s had snow on his nose.

On a smaller scale, a 3D-fabricated sculpture of his face provided a challenging projection mapped surface as my Visuals module heads toward end-of-term assessment. Indulging a desire to integrate facial projection into future projects, this was the ideal static subject to try things out over a few hours of experimental studio time.

Despite any knowledge of his career purely culled by cultural osmosis (really!), I was able to piece together a collage of clips to represent the journey. With a simian base layer invoking the Better Man biopic, I swiftly incorporated his more recent cartoon appearance on a certain cat food commercial. Going back to the KISS-inspired makeup from “Let Me Entertain You”, the montage was topped off with the skin-stripping coda to the “Rock DJ” video. Looping that segment through the projector’s tinny speaker was sufficient to get everyone’s toes tapping – whether they wanted to or not.

Sourcing the elements in short notice was a challenge within itself, necessitating some quick thinking across many resources and creating new ones on the fly. But for a dabble it did the job nicely – despite a few imperfect keystone masks and off-centre aspects.

Although my studies and assessment focus on mastering Green Hippo media servers, I took the opportunity to try something different. Cracking open the case for the first time on our prized Troikatronix Isadora server, I soon found myself a quick learner.

Green Hippo has a warm, organic user interface that sometimes seems counter-intuitive despite its obvious power. Isadora presents a more familiar building-block style of boxes and properties, allowing links to be dragged between outputs and inputs to visualise how everything is hooked up.

My familiarity with node-based workflows such as DaVinci Resolve Fusion, combined with my coding background, made getting to grips with Isadora a cinch. Although I can understand how the blank starting screen can seem intimidating to non-techies.

Although there are likely far more efficient ways to structure my little throw-together, I was able to coax the effect I wanted by combining smaller known sub-processes. This combination of nodes and lines offered mathematical means to make it work where I may have floundered with an artier interface…

… so I guess I’m loving angles instead.

This is probably the first, last, and only time I’ll ever mention the former “Bad Boy” of “Pop”.

A common motif scattered around the Academy campus is the visage of Robbie Williams. Site-based stage innovators TAIT have built scenery for his prior productions, with the larger than life result donated afterwards to make an effective fire assembly point. In wintry weather I observe it’s not the first time he’s had snow on his nose.

On a smaller scale, a 3D-fabricated sculpture of his face provided a challenging projection mapped surface as my Visuals module heads toward end-of-term assessment. Indulging a desire to integrate facial projection into future projects, this was the ideal static subject to try things out over a few hours of experimental studio time.

Despite any knowledge of his career purely culled by cultural osmosis (really!), I was able to piece together a collage of clips to represent the journey. With a simian base layer invoking the Better Man biopic, I swiftly incorporated his more recent cartoon appearance on a certain cat food commercial. Going back to the KISS-inspired makeup from “Let Me Entertain You”, the montage was topped off with the skin-stripping coda to the “Rock DJ” video. Looping that segment through the projector’s tinny speaker was sufficient to get everyone’s toes tapping – whether they wanted to or not.

Sourcing the elements in short notice was a challenge within itself, necessitating some quick thinking across many resources and creating new ones on the fly. But for a dabble it did the job nicely – despite a few imperfect keystone masks and off-centre aspects.

Although my studies and assessment focus on mastering Green Hippo media servers, I took the opportunity to try something different. Cracking open the case for the first time on our prized Troikatronix Isadora server, I soon found myself a quick learner.

Green Hippo has a warm, organic user interface that sometimes seems counter-intuitive despite its obvious power. Isadora presents a more familiar building-block style of boxes and properties, allowing links to be dragged between outputs and inputs to visualise how everything is hooked up.

My familiarity with node-based workflows such as DaVinci Resolve Fusion, combined with my coding background, made getting to grips with Isadora a cinch. Although I can understand how the blank starting screen can seem intimidating to non-techies.

Although there are likely far more efficient ways to structure my little throw-together, I was able to coax the effect I wanted by combining smaller known sub-processes. This combination of nodes and lines offered mathematical means to make it work where I may have floundered with an artier interface…

… so I guess I’m loving angles instead.

This is probably the first, last, and only time I’ll ever mention the former “Bad Boy” of “Pop”.

A common motif scattered around the Academy campus is the visage of Robbie Williams. Site-based stage innovators TAIT have built scenery for his prior productions, with the larger than life result donated afterwards to make an effective fire assembly point. In wintry weather I observe it’s not the first time he’s had snow on his nose.

On a smaller scale, a 3D-fabricated sculpture of his face provided a challenging projection mapped surface as my Visuals module heads toward end-of-term assessment. Indulging a desire to integrate facial projection into future projects, this was the ideal static subject to try things out over a few hours of experimental studio time.

Despite any knowledge of his career purely culled by cultural osmosis (really!), I was able to piece together a collage of clips to represent the journey. With a simian base layer invoking the Better Man biopic, I swiftly incorporated his more recent cartoon appearance on a certain cat food commercial. Going back to the KISS-inspired makeup from “Let Me Entertain You”, the montage was topped off with the skin-stripping coda to the “Rock DJ” video. Looping that segment through the projector’s tinny speaker was sufficient to get everyone’s toes tapping – whether they wanted to or not.

Sourcing the elements in short notice was a challenge within itself, necessitating some quick thinking across many resources and creating new ones on the fly. But for a dabble it did the job nicely – despite a few imperfect keystone masks and off-centre aspects.

Although my studies and assessment focus on mastering Green Hippo media servers, I took the opportunity to try something different. Cracking open the case for the first time on our prized Troikatronix Isadora server, I soon found myself a quick learner.

Green Hippo has a warm, organic user interface that sometimes seems counter-intuitive despite its obvious power. Isadora presents a more familiar building-block style of boxes and properties, allowing links to be dragged between outputs and inputs to visualise how everything is hooked up.

My familiarity with node-based workflows such as DaVinci Resolve Fusion, combined with my coding background, made getting to grips with Isadora a cinch. Although I can understand how the blank starting screen can seem intimidating to non-techies.

Although there are likely far more efficient ways to structure my little throw-together, I was able to coax the effect I wanted by combining smaller known sub-processes. This combination of nodes and lines offered mathematical means to make it work where I may have floundered with an artier interface…

… so I guess I’m loving angles instead.

This is probably the first, last, and only time I’ll ever mention the former “Bad Boy” of “Pop”.

A common motif scattered around the Academy campus is the visage of Robbie Williams. Site-based stage innovators TAIT have built scenery for his prior productions, with the larger than life result donated afterwards to make an effective fire assembly point. In wintry weather I observe it’s not the first time he’s had snow on his nose.

On a smaller scale, a 3D-fabricated sculpture of his face provided a challenging projection surface as my Visuals module heads toward end-of-term assessment. Indulging a desire to integrate facial projection into future projects, this was the ideal static subject to try things out over a few hours of experimental studio time.

Despite any knowledge of his career purely culled by cultural osmosis (really!), I was able to piece together a collage of clips to represent the journey. With a simian base layer invoking the Better Man biopic, I swiftly incorporated his more recent cartoon appearance on a certain cat food commercial. Going back to the KISS-inspired makeup from “Let Me Entertain You”, the montage was topped off with the skin-stripping coda to the “Rock DJ” video. Looping that segment through the projector’s tinny speaker was sufficient to get everyone’s toes tapping – whether they wanted to or not.

Sourcing the elements in short notice was a challenge within itself, necessitating some quick thinking across many resources and creating new ones on the fly. But for a dabble it did the job nicely – despite a few imperfect keystone masks and off-centre aspects.

Although my studies and assessment focus on mastering Green Hippo media servers, I took the opportunity to try something different. Cracking open the case for the first time on our prized Troikatronix Isadora server, I soon found myself a quick learner.

Green Hippo has a warm, organic user interface that sometimes seems counter-intuitive despite its obvious power. Isadora presents a more familiar building-block style of boxes and properties, allowing links to be dragged between outputs and inputs to visualise how everything is hooked up.

My familiarity with node-based workflows such as DaVinci Resolve Fusion, combined with my coding background, made getting to grips with Isadora a cinch. Although I can understand how the blank starting screen can seem intimidating to non-techies.

Although there are likely far more efficient ways to structure my little throw-together, I was able to coax the effect I wanted by combining smaller known sub-processes. This combination of nodes and lines offered mathematical means to make it work where I may have floundered with an artier interface…

… so I guess I’m loving angles instead.

OpenMediaVault is a media server-oriented Linux distribution that can also serve as a NAS system. Its development is community-driven, but there is only one core developer from Germany. OpenMediaVault seems like a reasonable option for a home media server, but feels a bit outdated and is probably not the best option for a NAS server.

4/n

#opensource #openmediavault #nas #mediaserver

Plex Pass lifetime: $120. Annual: $40/yr.
Jellyfin: $0. Forever. No account required, no telemetry, no ads for your own media.

Same hardware transcoding support. Same client apps (mostly). Your media library, your rules.

#selfhosted #jellyfin #plex #mediaserver #foss #opensource #homelab

Jellyfin vs Plex in 2026:

Jellyfin:
✅ Truly free — no premium tier
✅ No account required
✅ Hardware transcoding included
✅ Active open-source development

Plex:
✅ Better app ecosystem (smart TVs, consoles)
✅ Plex Discover for unified search
❌ Requires Plex account for everything
❌ Plex Pass ($5/mo) for some features

For self-hosters who value freedom: Jellyfin. For app ecosystem: Plex.

#selfhosted #jellyfin #plex #mediaserver #homelab #foss #opensource #linux #docker

Jellyfin vs Plex: the perennial self-hosting debate.

Jellyfin: completely free, no paid tiers, no tracking, no telemetry. Full control.
Plex: more polished clients, better remote streaming, but hardware transcoding costs $120 lifetime or $5/mo.

If you value ownership, it's Jellyfin.

https://selfhosting.sh/compare/jellyfin-vs-plex/

#selfhosted #jellyfin #plex #mediaserver #foss #opensource #homelab #docker

I have a raspberry pi 4 (8GB) and I wanted to try out Kodi... Stupid question... Is it possible/advisable to containerise it and run it in kubernetes (I'm thinking microk8s) instead of running a dedicated kodi distro?

If this sounds crazy, my reasoning is that I want to run some object storage for an unrelated project on the same raspi (but kodi wouldn't rely on it for media, it would use streaming plugin to connect to Jellyfin hosted somewhere else on my LAN)

Also; I want to manage the microk8s with my existing fluxcd stuff so I can learn about multi-cluster management. Hoping that I can have many "edge raspis" hosting various services throughout the house in the future and this would be great as a PoC

#selfhosting #selfhost #homelab #kodi #mediaserver #kubernetes #k8s

Samsung Smart TV owners can now use Jellyfin natively, as the open-source media server is now available on the Tizen platform.
https://linuxiac.com/after-years-of-waiting-jellyfin-finally-lands-on-samsung-tizen-tvs/

#jellyfin #mediaserver #opensource #samsung

Jellyfin đã chính thức có mặt trên cửa hàng ứng dụng của TV Samsung Tizen! 🎉 Đây là tin vui cho người dùng muốn thưởng thức nội dung giải trí cá nhân trực tiếp trên TV mà không cần phần cứng bổ sung. Ứng dụng hỗ trợ phát trực tiếp, quản lý thư viện phim ảnh, nhạc và hơn thế nữa, hoàn toàn miễn phí và mã nguồn mở.

#Jellyfin #SamsungTV #Tizen #MediaServer #Streaming #Jellyfin #TVSamsung #PhátTrựcTuyến #MãNguồnMở

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1qt5nje/jellyfin_on_samsung_tizen_tvs/

🚀 LocalStream – giải pháp đơn giản để stream phim, nhạc từ PC sang điện thoại/TV qua LAN, không lag, không cần cloud. Hỗ trợ Windows, Linux, macOS, Android và bất kỳ trình duyệt nào. Tự động phát hiện DLNA/UPnP, tạo thumbnail, upload/download file ZIP. #LocalStream #MediaServer #UPnP #DLNA #CôngNghệ #Android #Windows #Linux #macOS

https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1qr57ue/localstream_app_upnp_http_server/

Mọi người đang hỏi về cách thiết lập hệ thống media server tự động. Hiện tại họ sử dụng qbittorrent + Filebot kết hợp Jellyfin với Infuse trên Apple 4K TV. Muốn nâng cấp lên "arr suite" nhưng lo ngại MediaStack (github.com/geekau/mediastack) thiếu cập nhật. Cần gợi ý giải pháp cho người dùng Windows 11, ưu tiên tự động hóa khi máy tính tắt nguồn.

#Gợi ý #Server tự động #Jellyfin #MediaServer #Tự đông hóa #LinuxServer #HomeTheater #Việt hóa #SmartHome #DIY #Việc nhà thật dễ

https://www.reddit.c

[Việc tự dùng công nghệ vẫn là niềm vui vô tận!]
Tự lưu trữ media DVD/CD, thử nghiệm KODI, Jellyfin. Dùng AI tạo podcast/radio giả lập bằng Sillytavern, Alltalk. Mở mắt với SDR bắt radio, loay hoay antenna vì sống vùng thung lũng. Set-up game "zero player" và thử intranet mini (phpBB, blog, Wikipedia offline). Ideas: AI chat nội bộ, hệ thống không cần mạng chính. #TựChủNT #DIYTech #CreativeSetup #Tinkering #MediaServer

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1qooale/tinkering_ideas_for_m

🎞️ Dim is an open-source, self-hosted media manager for personal libraries.

Local-first, Docker-friendly, supports hardware acceleration — no Plex, no cloud.

👉 https://github.com/Dusk-Labs/dim
🔍 https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/

Compared to Jellyfin: Dim focuses on a sleek, single-user experience, while Jellyfin is more mature with multi-user features and plugins.

#OpenSource #SelfHosting #MediaServer #Privacy

Phim bị giật trên TV khi dùng Jellyfin (webOS) qua mạng 1 Gb, còn trên iPhone hoặc AirPlay mượt mà. Đang chạy Jellyfin trên LXC/Proxmox. Ai có giải pháp/đề xuất? #Jellyfin #Selfhosted #TV #Tech #Phim #MediaServer #KỹThuật

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1ql1k8t/some_films_are_stuttering/

Phim bị giật trên TV khi dùng Jellyfin (webOS) qua mạng 1 Gb, còn trên iPhone hoặc AirPlay mượt mà. Đang chạy Jellyfin trên LXC/Proxmox. Ai có giải pháp/đề xuất? #Jellyfin #Selfhosted #TV #Tech #Phim #MediaServer #KỹThuật

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1ql1k8t/some_films_are_stuttering/

Phim bị giật trên TV khi dùng Jellyfin (webOS) qua mạng 1 Gb, còn trên iPhone hoặc AirPlay mượt mà. Đang chạy Jellyfin trên LXC/Proxmox. Ai có giải pháp/đề xuất? #Jellyfin #Selfhosted #TV #Tech #Phim #MediaServer #KỹThuật

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1ql1k8t/some_films_are_stuttering/

Đang tìm PC micro cho server gia đình chạy Jellyfin, Nextcloud, lưu trữ 4‑6 TB. So sánh 4 mẫu: Dell Optiplex 7070 i5‑9500T (210 USD), Dell Optiplex 3078 i3‑9100T (160 USD), BMAX B4 Turbo N150 (195 USD) và uGreen DXP2800 (giá cao). Người dùng muốn biết i5 có lợi gì so với i3 trong việc xử lý video 1080p đa luồng và tiêu thụ năng lượng thấp. #HomeServer #MediaServer #Jellyfin #TechVietnam #máychủ #phầncứng #côngngệ

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1qjrcao/help_choosing_pc_for_first_ho