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Jellyfin was super easy to get running on Arch a few months ago. With a Tailscale network, I have all my media devices connected to my very small but growing co
by epistasis 10mo ago
Jellyfin was super easy to get running on Arch a few months ago. With a Tailscale network, I have all my media devices connected to my very small but growing collection of DVD and Blu-ray media.
I'm old, I ripped all my CDs in the 1990s and early 2000s, but abandoned all of it when Apple Music replaced iTunes in a disaster of product launch. After a decade of streaming, I'm trying to head back to curated media files, at least for video. Music is far harder to obtain in ways that compensate the musicians, at least for the stuff I'm looking for.
- hk1337 10mo agoThat's pretty much exactly what happened to me. At the very least, I wish I had stored all the DVDs away somewhere. :( I cancelled all my subscriptions this year and working on getting JellyFin up and I was thinking of paying for GameFly or some other DVD service and start putting a library back together. Torrenting just seems icky to me and I am not convinced I could find good copies.
- spikej 10mo agoWhat about your local public library as a source? (that's worked for me)
- bombcar 10mo agoIf you have a local library they can often get most anything eventually.
- giancarlostoro 10mo agoDon't forget Hoopla https://www.hoopladigital.com/ https://www.hoopladigital.com/