Grandwolf319

This way I have local MP4 files of all my favourite music videos. One day I would want to make software that organizes them as music (with artist info and all that)?and somehow gets the equivalent MP3 files for them as well, but for now it’s just an app that has over 1000 music videos that I play in the background.

I used to use YouTube for music, specifically to watch and listen to music videos, but YouTube kept making that harder.

I use tube archivist to basically have my own jukebox. Dont have an account with YouTube and can have my own collection.

Wanted to have a streamlined system where I use invidious with custom download controls but YouTube makes invidious very fickle.

What surprises me the most is cars. It should be a very standard thing to take your car to the mechanic to remove all the spyware and get it to piggy back off your phone data for things like navigation and traffic

Thanks for confirming, I believe I am missing the relay ID. It seemed to work without it and I wasn’t sure if I had setup my own server correctly or not

What is this other server called? I thought there was only a need for a relay server

I suspected that too but I’ve setup the relay server in the settings of both the client device and also the target device.

I was looking for a simple solution like that, thank you kind stranger!

Awesome stuff but here I am with my single mini PC that has Jellyfin and Immich wondering why I would need such a big setup.

At some point I realized that the more complex I make it, the more resources it needs and the more maintenance it needs so I only get things I think I really need.

Exactly, I’m glad more people are seeing it this way.

The goal of capital is to gain power and leverage, they don’t really care about some numbers.

It’s the dream of all tech companies to become a monopoly, they even say it with a straight face. They want as much control as possible? Why? So they can use the leverage for even more.

The beautiful/horrifying part is, the system weeds out anyone company that does not do this. The only way is for the end users to push back.