Jellyfin.
That is all.
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Jellyfin.
That is all.
Honestly, I lowkey hated plex when I was using it. We never used it because it wasn't very good at the one thing it was supposed to be fore.
It was trying so hard to get me to use their media, when what I wanted was to watch my media. By contrast, jellyfin just shows me my media.
If you have a few bucks, the chromecast with android TV is what I'd recommend. The jellyfin app for android TV looks and works great -- as good as any paid streaming service imo. I got my wife using it daily, and she's not a tech person at all.
Plex does not show me anything but my media at the forefront. 🤷♂️ But it's slow on my TV.
sigh
This is why I switched to Jellyfin and recommend everyone to switch to Jellyfin
The most annoying thing about Jellyfin is that there's no way to consolidate all of your servers under a single interface.
With Plex, I have a huge library made up of all my friends' libraries.
I thought the topic said "FPS Plex" and then I imagined a streaming service where you could play any first-person shooter instantly