I’m curious.
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss Infuse with plain SMB.
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss I like it to be available on all devices, to non-technical family members who I don’t live with - so Plex without question.
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss Plex on Synology but playback via Infuse cos for some unfindable reason, Plex says the (gigabit Ethernet!) connection to the 4K ATV is “too slow to play this content” even for 720p h265 files. Infuse has no issues. So weird. Gave up debugging years ago. Luckily Infuse syncs with Plex libraries.
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@caseyliss Plex currently, but starting to look for alternatives as it becomes worse release by release.
@ronmccoy @caseyliss *whispers* jellyfin:)
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss I use SMB file sharing and then the client that I primarily use, Kodi (formerly XBMC) does its own content management. It doesn't sync across devices because each client is independent, but since I only use it with the one device it's perfect for me.
I would use Plex, but it doesn't have features I consider must-have. Like the ability to retime audio sync while playing back. Or automatic display of Forced subtitles while subtitles are disabled. (Plex wants you to turn on a separate subtitle track that only has the forced subtitles in it, Kodi looks for Forced subtites in the normal subtitle track and displays them. Much more "Just Works" for me.)
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss rip my Squeezebox
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss I use Plex, but I LOVE Channels DVR!
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss 16TB Plex, verrrrry full.
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss Jellyfin has been ideal for me! Zero regrets
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss
Video: NAS Samba Share + Infuse
Audiobooks: Audiobookshelf + plappa -
I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss Jellyfin + Infuse. I mention because technically Infuse doesn’t need a media server back end as it can manage libraries directly from a file share.
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I’m curious. For those of you who run your own media server, please pick your **primary** server **for your own use**.
If you use something other than the three listed here, feel free to reply.
@caseyliss Plex since 2008!
