#wholphin — Public Fediverse posts

I'm slowly coming around to be a #wholphin fan.

Using it now instead of the official #jellyfin #androidtv client in 2 of our televisions...and I kinda like it. I'm going to give #seerr a whirl and see if the Wholpin integration is a killer feature or not.

I'm slowly coming around to be a #wholphin fan.

Using it now instead of the official #jellyfin #androidtv client in 2 of our televisions...and I kinda like it. I'm going to give #seerr a whirl and see if the Wholpin integration is a killer feature or not.

I'm slowly coming around to be a #wholphin fan.

Using it now instead of the official #jellyfin #androidtv client in 2 of our televisions...and I kinda like it. I'm going to give #seerr a whirl and see if the Wholpin integration is a killer feature or not.

I'm slowly coming around to be a #wholphin fan.

Using it now instead of the official #jellyfin #androidtv client in 2 of our televisions...and I kinda like it. I'm going to give #seerr a whirl and see if the Wholpin integration is a killer feature or not.

I'm slowly coming around to be a #wholphin fan.

Using it now instead of the official #jellyfin #androidtv client in 2 of our televisions...and I kinda like it. I'm going to give #seerr a whirl and see if the Wholpin integration is a killer feature or not.

I’ve been a fan of #Kodi for years. While I’ve mostly switched to #Wholphin now for my media through #Jellyfin I decided to check back in with Kodi and am trying a new skin now which is pretty cool - Arctic Zephyr 2 Reloaded. Works great coupled with the Jellyfin plugin to sync the local database with JF.

Will I use it over Wholphin? Probably not, but it’s always nice to have options.

I’ve been a fan of #Kodi for years. While I’ve mostly switched to #Wholphin now for my media through #Jellyfin I decided to check back in with Kodi and am trying a new skin now which is pretty cool - Arctic Zephyr 2 Reloaded. Works great coupled with the Jellyfin plugin to sync the local database with JF.

Will I use it over Wholphin? Probably not, but it’s always nice to have options.

I’ve been a fan of #Kodi for years. While I’ve mostly switched to #Wholphin now for my media through #Jellyfin I decided to check back in with Kodi and am trying a new skin now which is pretty cool - Arctic Zephyr 2 Reloaded. Works great coupled with the Jellyfin plugin to sync the local database with JF.

Will I use it over Wholphin? Probably not, but it’s always nice to have options.

I’ve been a fan of #Kodi for years. While I’ve mostly switched to #Wholphin now for my media through #Jellyfin I decided to check back in with Kodi and am trying a new skin now which is pretty cool - Arctic Zephyr 2 Reloaded. Works great coupled with the Jellyfin plugin to sync the local database with JF.

Will I use it over Wholphin? Probably not, but it’s always nice to have options.

I’ve been a fan of #Kodi for years. While I’ve mostly switched to #Wholphin now for my media through #Jellyfin I decided to check back in with Kodi and am trying a new skin now which is pretty cool - Arctic Zephyr 2 Reloaded. Works great coupled with the Jellyfin plugin to sync the local database with JF.

Will I use it over Wholphin? Probably not, but it’s always nice to have options.

The moment we have #Wholphin on #AppleTV, or at least a #Jellyfin client as incredible and polished as Wholphin (ngl, sounds impossible), I’ll consider getting one and switching over from #AndroidTV. One, cos I’m already in the #Apple ecosystem, sure, but mostly cos I neither trust #Google and their partners dats for sure. Unfortunately tho, unlike w #iPhone/#iOS vs #Android phones, Android TV prolly has better/more apps - likely cos of the cost difference resulting to no one really using Apple TV except maybe Americans.

The moment we have #Wholphin on #AppleTV, or at least a #Jellyfin client as incredible and polished as Wholphin (ngl, sounds impossible), I’ll consider getting one and switching over from #AndroidTV. One, cos I’m already in the #Apple ecosystem, sure, but mostly cos I neither trust #Google and their partners dats for sure. Unfortunately tho, unlike w #iPhone/#iOS vs #Android phones, Android TV prolly has better/more apps - likely cos of the cost difference resulting to no one really using Apple TV except maybe Americans.

The moment we have #Wholphin on #AppleTV, or at least a #Jellyfin client as incredible and polished as Wholphin (ngl, sounds impossible), I’ll consider getting one and switching over from #AndroidTV. One, cos I’m already in the #Apple ecosystem, sure, but mostly cos I neither trust #Google and their partners dats for sure. Unfortunately tho, unlike w #iPhone/#iOS vs #Android phones, Android TV prolly has better/more apps - likely cos of the cost difference resulting to no one really using Apple TV except maybe Americans.

The moment we have #Wholphin on #AppleTV, or at least a #Jellyfin client as incredible and polished as Wholphin (ngl, sounds impossible), I’ll consider getting one and switching over from #AndroidTV. One, cos I’m already in the #Apple ecosystem, sure, but mostly cos I neither trust #Google and their partners dats for sure. Unfortunately tho, unlike w #iPhone/#iOS vs #Android phones, Android TV prolly has better/more apps - likely cos of the cost difference resulting to no one really using Apple TV except maybe Americans.

The moment we have #Wholphin on #AppleTV, or at least a #Jellyfin client as incredible and polished as Wholphin (ngl, sounds impossible), I’ll consider getting one and switching over from #AndroidTV. One, cos I’m already in the #Apple ecosystem, sure, but mostly cos I neither trust #Google and their partners dats for sure. Unfortunately tho, unlike w #iPhone/#iOS vs #Android phones, Android TV prolly has better/more apps - likely cos of the cost difference resulting to no one really using Apple TV except maybe Americans.

Every time I see people complaining on the #Plex subreddit about their deteriorating exp, which is all the time, and now seeing people complaining abt the ridiculous increase in price of their one-time payment plan (which to my recollection was already increased super recently) - makes me grateful I hadn't decided on paying for Plex to stay on it, but rather migrate away to a #FOSS platform which was #Jellyfin.

I understood people's decision to stay on Plex because it was 'better' than Jellyfin - at least OOTB, but I swear to god the margin wasn't a lot, and now the margin's decreased to almost nothing and in a lot of aspects, Jellyfin IS better, tho it's not without its own issues but that applies to Plex too. Trust me when I say I'm not biased just bcos Jellyfin is FOSS lol, I really am saying the way it is (for me).

The only issues I had (when migrating from Plex) or I'm still having on Jellyfin (that I didn't on Plex):

- Subtitle desync: does happen for certain media/under certain conditions - this is infuriating when it happens, but fortunately, does not happen all the time and can often be worked around

- 'Non-ideal' web UI: easily fixable/customisable using custom CSS you could grab online - applies globally too (i.e. to all users)

- 'Non-ideal' clients: no longer an issue with the plethora of amazing third-party clients we have like #Streamyfin on #iOS/#Android, and #Wholphin on #AndroidTV (the best of all of em, better or at least on par with Plex). I know that this space is still severely lacking on #Apple TV and maybe the more obscure platforms like game consoles but I hope that changes soon enough

- Media files in symlink dirs not being served/discovered: still an issue for me, but likely not an issue/necessary use case to most people. It did work on Plex tho which was nice

- Metadata management: is a little confusing at first compared to Plex which was more PnP, but there are guides out there (including my own) that gets you set up once and you're golden forever

Otherwise, everything else dats straight up better:

- Insaneeeee wealth of custom plugins that's straight up upgrades your Jellyfin server for the freaking better in any aspects you could think of

- Skip intro support in all clients and it just freaking works

- Hardware transcoding support for absolutely free

- Downloads for offline viewing a la #Netflix and such on your mobile clients, for free, and it actually works (unlike Plex). You could even choose the quality, audio, subs etc. to download for your media

- Being able to still access your Jellyfin server and watch content 'online' when there's no internet cos it's completely local - unlike Plex OOTB

- User management is a lot simpler since it's local, with plenty of customisation support like enforcing age rating on media per-user etc.

- Able to login using a randomly generated code from any of your logged in devices - set a 'PIN' even for each 'profile' on your TV a la Netflix

Plenty more, honestly.

Every time I see people complaining on the #Plex subreddit about their deteriorating exp, which is all the time, and now seeing people complaining abt the ridiculous increase in price of their one-time payment plan (which to my recollection was already increased super recently) - makes me grateful I hadn't decided on paying for Plex to stay on it, but rather migrate away to a #FOSS platform which was #Jellyfin.

I understood people's decision to stay on Plex because it was 'better' than Jellyfin - at least OOTB, but I swear to god the margin wasn't a lot, and now the margin's decreased to almost nothing and in a lot of aspects, Jellyfin IS better, tho it's not without its own issues but that applies to Plex too. Trust me when I say I'm not biased just bcos Jellyfin is FOSS lol, I really am saying the way it is (for me).

The only issues I had (when migrating from Plex) or I'm still having on Jellyfin (that I didn't on Plex):

- Subtitle desync: does happen for certain media/under certain conditions - this is infuriating when it happens, but fortunately, does not happen all the time and can often be worked around

- 'Non-ideal' web UI: easily fixable/customisable using custom CSS you could grab online - applies globally too (i.e. to all users)

- 'Non-ideal' clients: no longer an issue with the plethora of amazing third-party clients we have like #Streamyfin on #iOS/#Android, and #Wholphin on #AndroidTV (the best of all of em, better or at least on par with Plex). I know that this space is still severely lacking on #Apple TV and maybe the more obscure platforms like game consoles but I hope that changes soon enough

- Media files in symlink dirs not being served/discovered: still an issue for me, but likely not an issue/necessary use case to most people. It did work on Plex tho which was nice

- Metadata management: is a little confusing at first compared to Plex which was more PnP, but there are guides out there (including my own) that gets you set up once and you're golden forever

Otherwise, everything else dats straight up better:

- Insaneeeee wealth of custom plugins that's straight up upgrades your Jellyfin server for the freaking better in any aspects you could think of

- Skip intro support in all clients and it just freaking works

- Hardware transcoding support for absolutely free

- Downloads for offline viewing a la #Netflix and such on your mobile clients, for free, and it actually works (unlike Plex). You could even choose the quality, audio, subs etc. to download for your media

- Being able to still access your Jellyfin server and watch content 'online' when there's no internet cos it's completely local - unlike Plex OOTB

- User management is a lot simpler since it's local, with plenty of customisation support like enforcing age rating on media per-user etc.

- Able to login using a randomly generated code from any of your logged in devices - set a 'PIN' even for each 'profile' on your TV a la Netflix

Plenty more, honestly.

Every time I see people complaining on the #Plex subreddit about their deteriorating exp, which is all the time, and now seeing people complaining abt the ridiculous increase in price of their one-time payment plan (which to my recollection was already increased super recently) - makes me grateful I hadn't decided on paying for Plex to stay on it, but rather migrate away to a #FOSS platform which was #Jellyfin.

I understood people's decision to stay on Plex because it was 'better' than Jellyfin - at least OOTB, but I swear to god the margin wasn't a lot, and now the margin's decreased to almost nothing and in a lot of aspects, Jellyfin IS better, tho it's not without its own issues but that applies to Plex too. Trust me when I say I'm not biased just bcos Jellyfin is FOSS lol, I really am saying the way it is (for me).

The only issues I had (when migrating from Plex) or I'm still having on Jellyfin (that I didn't on Plex):

- Subtitle desync: does happen for certain media/under certain conditions - this is infuriating when it happens, but fortunately, does not happen all the time and can often be worked around

- 'Non-ideal' web UI: easily fixable/customisable using custom CSS you could grab online - applies globally too (i.e. to all users)

- 'Non-ideal' clients: no longer an issue with the plethora of amazing third-party clients we have like #Streamyfin on #iOS/#Android, and #Wholphin on #AndroidTV (the best of all of em, better or at least on par with Plex). I know that this space is still severely lacking on #Apple TV and maybe the more obscure platforms like game consoles but I hope that changes soon enough

- Media files in symlink dirs not being served/discovered: still an issue for me, but likely not an issue/necessary use case to most people. It did work on Plex tho which was nice

- Metadata management: is a little confusing at first compared to Plex which was more PnP, but there are guides out there (including my own) that gets you set up once and you're golden forever

Otherwise, everything else dats straight up better:

- Insaneeeee wealth of custom plugins that's straight up upgrades your Jellyfin server for the freaking better in any aspects you could think of

- Skip intro support in all clients and it just freaking works

- Hardware transcoding support for absolutely free

- Downloads for offline viewing a la #Netflix and such on your mobile clients, for free, and it actually works (unlike Plex). You could even choose the quality, audio, subs etc. to download for your media

- Being able to still access your Jellyfin server and watch content 'online' when there's no internet cos it's completely local - unlike Plex OOTB

- User management is a lot simpler since it's local, with plenty of customisation support like enforcing age rating on media per-user etc.

- Able to login using a randomly generated code from any of your logged in devices - set a 'PIN' even for each 'profile' on your TV a la Netflix

Plenty more, honestly.

Every time I see people complaining on the #Plex subreddit about their deteriorating exp, which is all the time, and now seeing people complaining abt the ridiculous increase in price of their one-time payment plan (which to my recollection was already increased super recently) - makes me grateful I hadn't decided on paying for Plex to stay on it, but rather migrate away to a #FOSS platform which was #Jellyfin.

I understood people's decision to stay on Plex because it was 'better' than Jellyfin - at least OOTB, but I swear to god the margin wasn't a lot, and now the margin's decreased to almost nothing and in a lot of aspects, Jellyfin IS better, tho it's not without its own issues but that applies to Plex too. Trust me when I say I'm not biased just bcos Jellyfin is FOSS lol, I really am saying the way it is (for me).

The only issues I had (when migrating from Plex) or I'm still having on Jellyfin (that I didn't on Plex):

- Subtitle desync: does happen for certain media/under certain conditions - this is infuriating when it happens, but fortunately, does not happen all the time and can often be worked around

- 'Non-ideal' web UI: easily fixable/customisable using custom CSS you could grab online - applies globally too (i.e. to all users)

- 'Non-ideal' clients: no longer an issue with the plethora of amazing third-party clients we have like #Streamyfin on #iOS/#Android, and #Wholphin on #AndroidTV (the best of all of em, better or at least on par with Plex). I know that this space is still severely lacking on #Apple TV and maybe the more obscure platforms like game consoles but I hope that changes soon enough

- Media files in symlink dirs not being served/discovered: still an issue for me, but likely not an issue/necessary use case to most people. It did work on Plex tho which was nice

- Metadata management: is a little confusing at first compared to Plex which was more PnP, but there are guides out there (including my own) that gets you set up once and you're golden forever

Otherwise, everything else dats straight up better:

- Insaneeeee wealth of custom plugins that's straight up upgrades your Jellyfin server for the freaking better in any aspects you could think of

- Skip intro support in all clients and it just freaking works

- Hardware transcoding support for absolutely free

- Downloads for offline viewing a la #Netflix and such on your mobile clients, for free, and it actually works (unlike Plex). You could even choose the quality, audio, subs etc. to download for your media

- Being able to still access your Jellyfin server and watch content 'online' when there's no internet cos it's completely local - unlike Plex OOTB

- User management is a lot simpler since it's local, with plenty of customisation support like enforcing age rating on media per-user etc.

- Able to login using a randomly generated code from any of your logged in devices - set a 'PIN' even for each 'profile' on your TV a la Netflix

Plenty more, honestly.

Every time I see people complaining on the #Plex subreddit about their deteriorating exp, which is all the time, and now seeing people complaining abt the ridiculous increase in price of their one-time payment plan (which to my recollection was already increased super recently) - makes me grateful I hadn't decided on paying for Plex to stay on it, but rather migrate away to a #FOSS platform which was #Jellyfin.

I understood people's decision to stay on Plex because it was 'better' than Jellyfin - at least OOTB, but I swear to god the margin wasn't a lot, and now the margin's decreased to almost nothing and in a lot of aspects, Jellyfin IS better, tho it's not without its own issues but that applies to Plex too. Trust me when I say I'm not biased just bcos Jellyfin is FOSS lol, I really am saying the way it is (for me).

The only issues I had (when migrating from Plex) or I'm still having on Jellyfin (that I didn't on Plex):

- Subtitle desync: does happen for certain media/under certain conditions - this is infuriating when it happens, but fortunately, does not happen all the time and can often be worked around

- 'Non-ideal' web UI: easily fixable/customisable using custom CSS you could grab online - applies globally too (i.e. to all users)

- 'Non-ideal' clients: no longer an issue with the plethora of amazing third-party clients we have like #Streamyfin on #iOS/#Android, and #Wholphin on #AndroidTV (the best of all of em, better or at least on par with Plex). I know that this space is still severely lacking on #Apple TV and maybe the more obscure platforms like game consoles but I hope that changes soon enough

- Media files in symlink dirs not being served/discovered: still an issue for me, but likely not an issue/necessary use case to most people. It did work on Plex tho which was nice

- Metadata management: is a little confusing at first compared to Plex which was more PnP, but there are guides out there (including my own) that gets you set up once and you're golden forever

Otherwise, everything else dats straight up better:

- Insaneeeee wealth of custom plugins that's straight up upgrades your Jellyfin server for the freaking better in any aspects you could think of

- Skip intro support in all clients and it just freaking works

- Hardware transcoding support for absolutely free

- Downloads for offline viewing a la #Netflix and such on your mobile clients, for free, and it actually works (unlike Plex). You could even choose the quality, audio, subs etc. to download for your media

- Being able to still access your Jellyfin server and watch content 'online' when there's no internet cos it's completely local - unlike Plex OOTB

- User management is a lot simpler since it's local, with plenty of customisation support like enforcing age rating on media per-user etc.

- Able to login using a randomly generated code from any of your logged in devices - set a 'PIN' even for each 'profile' on your TV a la Netflix

Plenty more, honestly.

Cliente alternativo (no fork) para Jellyfin Android -> https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin?
#wholphin

Cliente alternativo (no fork) para Jellyfin Android -> https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin?
#wholphin

Cliente alternativo (no fork) para Jellyfin Android -> https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin?
#wholphin

Cliente alternativo (no fork) para Jellyfin Android -> https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin?
#wholphin

Cliente alternativo (no fork) para Jellyfin Android -> https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin?
#wholphin

@Dustwin #Moonfin has been my choice for a while because of all the features, but #Wholphin actually feels "snappier", interface seems to load stuff quicker, FF/RW through shows is faster. I've completely switched over to it right now. It really is a great clone of the Plex interface, apparently written from the ground up as opposed to being based on the existing Jellyfin code.

@Dustwin #Moonfin has been my choice for a while because of all the features, but #Wholphin actually feels "snappier", interface seems to load stuff quicker, FF/RW through shows is faster. I've completely switched over to it right now. It really is a great clone of the Plex interface, apparently written from the ground up as opposed to being based on the existing Jellyfin code.

@Dustwin #Moonfin has been my choice for a while because of all the features, but #Wholphin actually feels "snappier", interface seems to load stuff quicker, FF/RW through shows is faster. I've completely switched over to it right now. It really is a great clone of the Plex interface, apparently written from the ground up as opposed to being based on the existing Jellyfin code.

@Dustwin #Moonfin has been my choice for a while because of all the features, but #Wholphin actually feels "snappier", interface seems to load stuff quicker, FF/RW through shows is faster. I've completely switched over to it right now. It really is a great clone of the Plex interface, apparently written from the ground up as opposed to being based on the existing Jellyfin code.

@Dustwin #Moonfin has been my choice for a while because of all the features, but #Wholphin actually feels "snappier", interface seems to load stuff quicker, FF/RW through shows is faster. I've completely switched over to it right now. It really is a great clone of the Plex interface, apparently written from the ground up as opposed to being based on the existing Jellyfin code.

#Jellyfin ‘s only, or biggest issue is definitely subtitles. Subs just aren’t reliable on Jellyfin for many different reasons - desync, weird/inconsistent appearance, etc. I’ve had the least problems with them using #Wholphin tho, which is hands-down the best Jellyfin client yet. Too bad it’s only on #Android TV and not everywhere else.

#Jellyfin ‘s only, or biggest issue is definitely subtitles. Subs just aren’t reliable on Jellyfin for many different reasons - desync, weird/inconsistent appearance, etc. I’ve had the least problems with them using #Wholphin tho, which is hands-down the best Jellyfin client yet. Too bad it’s only on #Android TV and not everywhere else.

#Jellyfin ‘s only, or biggest issue is definitely subtitles. Subs just aren’t reliable on Jellyfin for many different reasons - desync, weird/inconsistent appearance, etc. I’ve had the least problems with them using #Wholphin tho, which is hands-down the best Jellyfin client yet. Too bad it’s only on #Android TV and not everywhere else.

#Jellyfin ‘s only, or biggest issue is definitely subtitles. Subs just aren’t reliable on Jellyfin for many different reasons - desync, weird/inconsistent appearance, etc. I’ve had the least problems with them using #Wholphin tho, which is hands-down the best Jellyfin client yet. Too bad it’s only on #Android TV and not everywhere else.

#Jellyfin ‘s only, or biggest issue is definitely subtitles. Subs just aren’t reliable on Jellyfin for many different reasons - desync, weird/inconsistent appearance, etc. I’ve had the least problems with them using #Wholphin tho, which is hands-down the best Jellyfin client yet. Too bad it’s only on #Android TV and not everywhere else.

Discovered an Android #Jellyfin client called #Wholphin. Weird name but it looks really nice - essentially it’s a completely rewritten client that aims to help people migrate from #Plex. Very familiar Plex-like interface. Well worth checking out. I wouldn't say it's better than #Moonfin so far but y'all know me - fiddle fiddle fiddle with everything.

https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin

Discovered an Android #Jellyfin client called #Wholphin. Weird name but it looks really nice - essentially it’s a completely rewritten client that aims to help people migrate from #Plex. Very familiar Plex-like interface. Well worth checking out. I wouldn't say it's better than #Moonfin so far but y'all know me - fiddle fiddle fiddle with everything.

https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin

Discovered an Android #Jellyfin client called #Wholphin. Weird name but it looks really nice - essentially it’s a completely rewritten client that aims to help people migrate from #Plex. Very familiar Plex-like interface. Well worth checking out. I wouldn't say it's better than #Moonfin so far but y'all know me - fiddle fiddle fiddle with everything.

https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin

Discovered an Android #Jellyfin client called #Wholphin. Weird name but it looks really nice - essentially it’s a completely rewritten client that aims to help people migrate from #Plex. Very familiar Plex-like interface. Well worth checking out. I wouldn't say it's better than #Moonfin so far but y'all know me - fiddle fiddle fiddle with everything.

https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin

Discovered an Android #Jellyfin client called #Wholphin. Weird name but it looks really nice - essentially it’s a completely rewritten client that aims to help people migrate from #Plex. Very familiar Plex-like interface. Well worth checking out. I wouldn't say it's better than #Moonfin so far but y'all know me - fiddle fiddle fiddle with everything.

https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin

#Streamyfin was my favourite #Jellyfin client to the point that I wished for it to also be on #Android TV, since it was already on #iOS and Android - but the mobile clients were broken for quite a while now, so they're kinda unusable atm, and #Wholphin came and decided to be literally the best Jellyfin client on (Android) TV which has every single thing I've been wanting - profile PIN support, ability to combine Next Up and Continue Watching like you'd expect from #Plex, #Netflix, etc. instead of having them separate (which was confusing), and much more. Now I wish Wholphin's on iOS :')

#Streamyfin was my favourite #Jellyfin client to the point that I wished for it to also be on #Android TV, since it was already on #iOS and Android - but the mobile clients were broken for quite a while now, so they're kinda unusable atm, and #Wholphin came and decided to be literally the best Jellyfin client on (Android) TV which has every single thing I've been wanting - profile PIN support, ability to combine Next Up and Continue Watching like you'd expect from #Plex, #Netflix, etc. instead of having them separate (which was confusing), and much more. Now I wish Wholphin's on iOS :')

#Streamyfin was my favourite #Jellyfin client to the point that I wished for it to also be on #Android TV, since it was already on #iOS and Android - but the mobile clients were broken for quite a while now, so they're kinda unusable atm, and #Wholphin came and decided to be literally the best Jellyfin client on (Android) TV which has every single thing I've been wanting - profile PIN support, ability to combine Next Up and Continue Watching like you'd expect from #Plex, #Netflix, etc. instead of having them separate (which was confusing), and much more. Now I wish Wholphin's on iOS :')

#Streamyfin was my favourite #Jellyfin client to the point that I wished for it to also be on #Android TV, since it was already on #iOS and Android - but the mobile clients were broken for quite a while now, so they're kinda unusable atm, and #Wholphin came and decided to be literally the best Jellyfin client on (Android) TV which has every single thing I've been wanting - profile PIN support, ability to combine Next Up and Continue Watching like you'd expect from #Plex, #Netflix, etc. instead of having them separate (which was confusing), and much more. Now I wish Wholphin's on iOS :')

#Streamyfin was my favourite #Jellyfin client to the point that I wished for it to also be on #Android TV, since it was already on #iOS and Android - but the mobile clients were broken for quite a while now, so they're kinda unusable atm, and #Wholphin came and decided to be literally the best Jellyfin client on (Android) TV which has every single thing I've been wanting - profile PIN support, ability to combine Next Up and Continue Watching like you'd expect from #Plex, #Netflix, etc. instead of having them separate (which was confusing), and much more. Now I wish Wholphin's on iOS :')

Testing out a newly released #Jellyfin client on #AndroidTV, #Wholphin, and so far, so good - very good actually. It's def a lot more pleasant looking and intuitive than the official Jellyfin client. I especially like the option to combine the 'Next up' and 'Continue watching' sections, which I've always found a bit odd that they're not combined in the first place on Jellyfin.

If my experience continues to be the same, Wholphin will be my top recommendation when it comes to #Android TV. I'm not sure if #AppleTV has much alternative, and a client that is just as nice/good (even as an #Apple user, I'm just doubtful Apple TV is a good option when it comes to app availability, like #SmartTube). On #iOS/#iPadOS and Android, my main choice is still #Streamyfin - not perfect, but really good and the best I've found.

No, or not as many choice on desktop but I think the web UI or the official desktop client works fine in a mouse/keyboard setting. Kinda nuts how there's seemingly a lot of choices in terms of Jellyfin clients recently on Android TV. Hopefully Apple TV would get the same treatment.

Testing out a newly released #Jellyfin client on #AndroidTV, #Wholphin, and so far, so good - very good actually. It's def a lot more pleasant looking and intuitive than the official Jellyfin client. I especially like the option to combine the 'Next up' and 'Continue watching' sections, which I've always found a bit odd that they're not combined in the first place on Jellyfin.

If my experience continues to be the same, Wholphin will be my top recommendation when it comes to #Android TV. I'm not sure if #AppleTV has much alternative, and a client that is just as nice/good (even as an #Apple user, I'm just doubtful Apple TV is a good option when it comes to app availability, like #SmartTube). On #iOS/#iPadOS and Android, my main choice is still #Streamyfin - not perfect, but really good and the best I've found.

No, or not as many choice on desktop but I think the web UI or the official desktop client works fine in a mouse/keyboard setting. Kinda nuts how there's seemingly a lot of choices in terms of Jellyfin clients recently on Android TV. Hopefully Apple TV would get the same treatment.

Testing out a newly released #Jellyfin client on #AndroidTV, #Wholphin, and so far, so good - very good actually. It's def a lot more pleasant looking and intuitive than the official Jellyfin client. I especially like the option to combine the 'Next up' and 'Continue watching' sections, which I've always found a bit odd that they're not combined in the first place on Jellyfin.

If my experience continues to be the same, Wholphin will be my top recommendation when it comes to #Android TV. I'm not sure if #AppleTV has much alternative, and a client that is just as nice/good (even as an #Apple user, I'm just doubtful Apple TV is a good option when it comes to app availability, like #SmartTube). On #iOS/#iPadOS and Android, my main choice is still #Streamyfin - not perfect, but really good and the best I've found.

No, or not as many choice on desktop but I think the web UI or the official desktop client works fine in a mouse/keyboard setting. Kinda nuts how there's seemingly a lot of choices in terms of Jellyfin clients recently on Android TV. Hopefully Apple TV would get the same treatment.

Testing out a newly released #Jellyfin client on #AndroidTV, #Wholphin, and so far, so good - very good actually. It's def a lot more pleasant looking and intuitive than the official Jellyfin client. I especially like the option to combine the 'Next up' and 'Continue watching' sections, which I've always found a bit odd that they're not combined in the first place on Jellyfin.

If my experience continues to be the same, Wholphin will be my top recommendation when it comes to #Android TV. I'm not sure if #AppleTV has much alternative, and a client that is just as nice/good (even as an #Apple user, I'm just doubtful Apple TV is a good option when it comes to app availability, like #SmartTube). On #iOS/#iPadOS and Android, my main choice is still #Streamyfin - not perfect, but really good and the best I've found.

No, or not as many choice on desktop but I think the web UI or the official desktop client works fine in a mouse/keyboard setting. Kinda nuts how there's seemingly a lot of choices in terms of Jellyfin clients recently on Android TV. Hopefully Apple TV would get the same treatment.

Testing out a newly released #Jellyfin client on #AndroidTV, #Wholphin, and so far, so good - very good actually. It's def a lot more pleasant looking and intuitive than the official Jellyfin client. I especially like the option to combine the 'Next up' and 'Continue watching' sections, which I've always found a bit odd that they're not combined in the first place on Jellyfin.

If my experience continues to be the same, Wholphin will be my top recommendation when it comes to #Android TV. I'm not sure if #AppleTV has much alternative, and a client that is just as nice/good (even as an #Apple user, I'm just doubtful Apple TV is a good option when it comes to app availability, like #SmartTube). On #iOS/#iPadOS and Android, my main choice is still #Streamyfin - not perfect, but really good and the best I've found.

No, or not as many choice on desktop but I think the web UI or the official desktop client works fine in a mouse/keyboard setting. Kinda nuts how there's seemingly a lot of choices in terms of Jellyfin clients recently on Android TV. Hopefully Apple TV would get the same treatment.