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The whole network situation with Plex is totally f'ed. I used Plex for years, must have been ten years ago, and it all worked (how Jellyfin works now). As soon
by skippyboxedhero 4y ago
The whole network situation with Plex is totally f'ed. I used Plex for years, must have been ten years ago, and it all worked (how Jellyfin works now). As soon as they did plex.tv/relay, it all stopped working. I run Plex in Docker with Tailscale on the host, I have never managed to get Plex working properly on the Tailscale network.
I have checked, it seems you can put TVs onto Tailscale...so may try Jellyfin again. But I remember subtitles also being buggy and awful scrolling perf...if I can get it on my TV, I would switch back. Plex's networking is just over-engineered trash.
- graftak 4y agoWith Jellyfin I used: - a ngnix reverse proxy container - a free cloudflare account - a free .ga/.tk domain name Now I can access Jellyfin (among other apps) over cloudflare proxied https wherever I am. It works flawlessly, in Jellyfin I did make sure to: - disable user login tiles - require strong passwords - disable admin rights from outside of my LAN.