You can self host Plex and it has more developed features then jellyfin. Just Plex raised cost and it’s losing its edge for that. Lifetime was great and still is.
A lot of little things I use in Plex jellyfin lacked so I pulled the server until it’s developed more. It’s not bad, but it’s not there, yet
Edit: I couldn’t even tell you the features anymore it was about a year ago, but it was enough for me to just buy lifetime Plex on a flash sale.
Sadly, Plex needs a subscription and it’s only worth it if you buy the lifetime on a flash sale.
yeaaaaaaah, and thats a big nope. Why does one need a subscription or a lifetime lease when you supposedly can self host? Subscription is what brought us into this mess in the first place.
Edit: I believe for me it was remote access ease of use by Plex that I use heavily.
Setting up a Wireguard / VPN isn’t that hard, and cuts out unwanted Corpos as well.
Why use Plex (and relying on trusting them) when you can selfhost Jellyin?
@DmMacniel @Casterial any advantage on jellyin over emby?
yeah, that its the open source fork of emby.
You can self host Plex and it has more developed features then jellyfin. Just Plex raised cost and it’s losing its edge for that. Lifetime was great and still is.
A lot of little things I use in Plex jellyfin lacked so I pulled the server until it’s developed more. It’s not bad, but it’s not there, yet
Edit: I couldn’t even tell you the features anymore it was about a year ago, but it was enough for me to just buy lifetime Plex on a flash sale.
yeaaaaaaah, and thats a big nope. Why does one need a subscription or a lifetime lease when you supposedly can self host? Subscription is what brought us into this mess in the first place.
Setting up a Wireguard / VPN isn’t that hard, and cuts out unwanted Corpos as well.