AtariDump

Worth every penny to not have to jump through Jellyfin hoops to share externally.

Good.

Then you’d know that FinAmp doesn’t have a quarter of the features of Plexamp.

Have you checked out the Finamp app?

Yes, and it’s nowhere close to PlexAmp. Have you?

Step one: you buy it and send it to me if you’re so bent on people running Jellyfin.

Guess what I didn’t have to setup with plex? That’s right, a reverse proxy.

Shout to another Emby user!

sora.chatgpt.com/…/s_6929fca431708191ad097a7679ac…

What it’s like in these threads:

sora.chatgpt.com/…/s_6929fca431708191ad097a7679ac…

…reverse proxy…

Guess what I didn’t have to setup with Plex or Emby.

You’re not wrong.

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…oh shit, the RAM is on fire.

We don’t need no water let the mothefuxker burn.

Burn mothercucker, burn.

(Thanks phone for the spelling mistakes that I’m leaving).

We’re here in the plex bashing thread

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Happens with most services.

I’m sure that one boutique website you shopped on had buried in the T&C that they can sell your data.

Thirds on both your points.

If people operate a car, the least they could do is learn how to change their brakes or do an oil change.

To most non-tech people, that’s the level of complexity you’re expecting them to adhere to.

Thanks.

It comes from a combination of working a job where I saw data loss on a weekly basis and then working a job in a highly regulated industry.

My critical documents that MUST be in print are stored in a fireproof safe. If it doesn’t need to be in print it’s scanned, shredded, and backed up.

Photos are scanned and stored. They’re also backed up.

I also thought about the 3-2-1 backup rule, but am unsure if that is overkill.

Maybe you shouldn’t be home hosting important data if you think this is overkill.

1000%, and those who’ve drank the Jellyfin Flavor Aid just don’t understand.

And the Ethernet port is actually gigabit.

AppleTV connected via Ethernet.

You’re chasing a unicorn with your requirements.

Some people want local serverless playback.