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To anyone considering using Jellyfin - it simply does not work properly for large libraries (1000+ movies/shows) in my experience.
by calmoo 2y ago
To anyone considering using Jellyfin - it simply does not work properly for large libraries (1000+ movies/shows) in my experience.
- bhaney 2y agoI use Jellyfin for my 32TB media library of 1600 movies, 70 TV shows (5500 episodes), 500 music albums, and 10,000 books. It works perfectly fine with no issues or slowdowns.
- eco 2y agoYeah, my collection isn't that big, but my friend's Jellyfin which I use all the time has 4000+ movies and 400+ shows (11,000+ episodes). Works just as well as my significantly smaller collection.
- dbetteridge 2y agoAgreed, have several tb of TV, movies and anime and no issues with sync or scroll. Most of my issues are with the Auth system and random log outs, but I suspect that's my own network.
- fastily 2y agoI’ve got 90tb of Linux isos consisting of tens of thousands of files on 168tb of spinning rust. I’m running reasonably powerful hardware though (5600x + 128gb ram), suspect GP is bottlenecked by hardware
- nvllsvm 2y agoWhat about it isn't working well for you? I have ~2000 movies (21TB), 435 shows (22TB), ~26000 songs (1TB); all running on an Intel 4770k w/ 32GB of RAM, a SATA SSD for the Jellyfin database, and a Tesla P4 for transcoding. It works well now and even worked decently before switching to the Tesla P4 for transcoding.