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Trying to move away from Plex since it became more "online" focused and less hosted, but can't find a way to export my podcast subscriptions to OPML, only impor

Trying to move away from Plex since it became more "online" focused and less hosted, but can't find a way to export my podcast subscriptions to OPML, only import Looks like I fell hook line and sinker for Plex :/

pwinnski 5y ago
It seems easy enough (so far) to ignore/disable all of the new features, and the new features seem to provide a nice legal raison d'être for the software. It's possible that it'll be harder in the future, but so far Plex still compares favorably to all alternatives I know about.
- 3np 5y ago
  A lot has happened in Jellyfin over the past year - it's been a bit bumpy until fairly recently but if you haven't checked it out recently it can be worth another go. Once they complete the full migration to Entity Framework I think everything will fall in place.
  - pwinnski 5y ago
    I gave Emby another shot earlier this year, but abandoned it after a couple of days.
    - 3np 5y ago
      A lot has happened and a long time has passed since the fork. The two are extremely different now.
      - pwinnski 5y ago
        For me, at least, Emby handled movies with non-English titles very poorly. I have a lot of those, so it was a lot of work getting those matched up correctly. At some point I realized that the fastest/best approach would be to check the Plex metadata, which matched the same movies up correctly and had the Chinese or Korean title for me, and use that to match up Emby. Saved a few steps, but I could save even more steps by abandoning Emby.
  - yunohn 5y ago
    The main issues I’ve faced with Jellyfin are chromecast streaming and the auto-organize plugin failing. I’ve been using it for 2 years now, and still very shaky.
    - 3np 5y ago
      I wasn't aware it was even supposed to be able to support Chromecast :o And yes, the library management is pretty arbitrary, I gave up on that pretty quickly. I recommend sonarr/radarr/lidarr for that!
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pwinnski 5y ago

It seems easy enough (so far) to ignore/disable all of the new features, and the new features seem to provide a nice legal raison d'être for the software. It's possible that it'll be harder in the future, but so far Plex still compares favorably to all alternatives I know about.

3np 5y ago
A lot has happened in Jellyfin over the past year - it's been a bit bumpy until fairly recently but if you haven't checked it out recently it can be worth another go. Once they complete the full migration to Entity Framework I think everything will fall in place.
- pwinnski 5y ago
  I gave Emby another shot earlier this year, but abandoned it after a couple of days.
  - 3np 5y ago
    A lot has happened and a long time has passed since the fork. The two are extremely different now.
    - pwinnski 5y ago
      For me, at least, Emby handled movies with non-English titles very poorly. I have a lot of those, so it was a lot of work getting those matched up correctly. At some point I realized that the fastest/best approach would be to check the Plex metadata, which matched the same movies up correctly and had the Chinese or Korean title for me, and use that to match up Emby. Saved a few steps, but I could save even more steps by abandoning Emby.
- yunohn 5y ago
  The main issues I’ve faced with Jellyfin are chromecast streaming and the auto-organize plugin failing. I’ve been using it for 2 years now, and still very shaky.
  - 3np 5y ago
    I wasn't aware it was even supposed to be able to support Chromecast :o And yes, the library management is pretty arbitrary, I gave up on that pretty quickly. I recommend sonarr/radarr/lidarr for that!

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