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I migrated from Emby to Jellyfin pretty soon after the fork, and Jellyfin seemed a bit wobbly fit the first year and a bit, but then really kicked off and it's

I migrated from Emby to Jellyfin pretty soon after the fork, and Jellyfin seemed a bit wobbly fit the first year and a bit, but then really kicked off and it's been stable for me for a long time. Primarily used through Android TV app connecting to a docker instance of the server.

rodgerd 4y ago
It's interesting that he talks about anti-free software FUD with Plex vs Jellyfin, but Emby vs Jellyfin is pretty illuminating; I have a paid license of the former, and it's pretty telling that not only do they lag in many features, the support is remarkably for being unpleasant and rude, which is an interesting choice for paying customers. Even where they have a nominal advantage, such as clients, they're often remarkably limited in terms of things like Dolby playback or performance with UHD, so it's not clear what you're paying for.