I paid even less 10 years ago and I would easily pay that sum gain for another 10 years if they could only focus adding of fixing features for the actual media server K stead of whatever else they are doing

Don’t forget to push your superiority complex by telling everyone you use Jellyfin while acting like none of its downsides exist

I, and I assume everyone on this forum who has one, paid around 50-100€ for their lifetime pass. My hardware encoding works great and doesn’t need me to tell it about each and ever codec in existence and how to handle each one.

The new price is insane, but that was not the topic of this thread.

What? How is port forwarding adding anything to security? How does blocking IP ranges help prevent attacks on the unsecured backend?

What an eloquent response

Lol, what an insane take. EVERY project that exposes an API is responsible for securing that. Its not rocket science, its server software 101.

Being free is not an excuse, especially when there are perfectly valid migration strategies, that don’t force them to abandon legacy clients.

Fans like you are the reason they get away with disregarding their basic responsibility

Please tell me, oh wise one, how do you fix the glaring security issues that are the reason even Jellyfin Stans admit that you should use a VPN?

I have it running in parallel with Plex to keep an eye on its progress. There is a lot of things that do not just work. Hardware Encoding for example, or safe remote access

I couldn’t care less about the client design, since you have free choice there. If only the devs could be arsed to fix the issues that prevent me from just putting it behind a reverse proxy. If I could let people use it without exposing what is essentially an open door or forcing them to install a vpn, I would probably do that and slowly ween off Plex

And Plex doesn’t require any. It’s okay to accept that one product can be more polished than the other, and Plex has a lot of stuff that “just works”

Wrong comment

You should not expose a Jellyfin server to the open internet.

If you ignore the mostly horrendous UI, the security problems, the worse transcoding performance, the harder setup, the difficulty to access it remotely in a safe way,… Yeah sure, way better

Would have to watch the video and see how exactly they use it. It can of course handle a lot of stress, but is also more in need of care than a metal or composite base

You don’t need to build it from wood to get around the diameter problem. The worlds biggest wind turbine is built in Germany using a truss base

If you wanna throw in Japanese, then why not use keikaku doori (計画通り)? Which means the same but is less awkwardly mixed and needs just as much explaining.

Back to topic: If the UAE leaves because they want to pump more, without the OPECs limits, does that mean supply grows and prices go down? The main reason OPEC limits the supply is to fix prices, right?

For real. “You won, things have changed”, just so people let up and they win time to get back into gear

You’re a cyclops and thus lack in depth perception, leading to you pissing waffle pattern on your lumpy legs?

Why?