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Jellyfin is really nice if you have a semi-powerful, wired-network machine to run it on. Former Kodi user, now a convert. Kodi on an Rpi makes a good cast targ
by karatestomp 7y ago
Jellyfin is really nice if you have a semi-powerful, wired-network machine to run it on. Former Kodi user, now a convert.
Kodi on an Rpi makes a good cast target for it, though.
- Hamuko 7y agoI've gone for Infuse and Apple TV 4K, since I haven't been able to find anything as fast as the 4K Apple TV that's not an actual computer.
- slenk 7y agoI am using Emby, since that seems to be the only one of those platforms that can handle IPTV
- mongol 7y agoWhat is semipowerful, approximately?
- karatestomp 7y agoThe main thing is being able to handle transcoding for certain clients that need it. I’ve got it in Docker on an oldish workstation I bought for like $100 on eBay and threw an SSD in for the OS, but that thing’s surely serious overkill. If you’re only streaming to one or two clients at a time, being on a wired network and having hardware support for any codecs you’ll be dealing with are probably the most important factors.