The problem I have with “play version” is that you can’t really control which version is the default. Also it’s kind of hidden in the menu. And when you do select the version it just shows you the resolution (which is useless if you have two versions with the same resolution but different languages).

Unless some is already familiar with plex, they probably won’t find your different language version. But a custom “different language” edition of the movie will show up right below the extras.

Jellyfin have that?

No idea.

Plex does this well with “Play version”.

It does it even better with “editions” support, at least for movies.

You can scan from plexdash.

I think “theoretically” is the keyword here. Never had an issue with it.

while it’s not an option on Lemmy.

Huh? Why not?

“Militant foss” reads like the old saying “militant atheist”…

Yes, that was very much the comparison I was going for.

Also I’m already taking my own advice here and generally don’t go around lecturing people on things they didn’t asked for.

I don’t mind power users in general … but holy molly the militant foss and privacy advocates can be really annoying. Better not mention any proprietary software or you’ll get a dozens answers to a question no one asked.

Pretty sure those are bunny ears.

This guy needs to find Luigi.

I don’t wanna say I told you so, but …

Got 100 mbps up … because that’s all I can currently get at home. It’s enough to support a handful of streams but can max out quickly when I’m also doing file or torrent uploads. But for now it just has to do.

Do you make your users pay for access?

Of course not, I don’t want to become what I hate.

There is football and there is american football. Nothing confusing about it.

For remote streaming access, sure. But I don’t see a problem otherwise.

I do own my server. It’s in my living room.

Is there something better than jellyfin?

Plex.

Disney when they see people cancelling their subscriptions.

Yeah, that’s low. I don’t bother with anything below 320 kbps.

It’s a bunch of programs for automated torrent downloads. No idea what it has to do with setting up jellyfin, though.

they’re a German company

Unless there is a town called “German” in California, they are not.

Even is plex is “bad” now, it’s still years ahead of jellyfin.