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…That made a big difference for services like Jellyfin, dashboards, monitoring, and other small home-lab services. Some of those can run on a Raspberry Pi, and I still like using Pis…
…Plenty of people use them with local media servers, network-attached storage, Plex, Jellyfin, or high-bitrate video files ripped from their own discs. In those cases, 100Mbps stops feeling generous and…
…Likewise, Jellyfin is an amazing tool for managing movies ripped from physical media, while RomM performs a similar role for ROM files. Immich is a great alternative to Google Photos, though I…
…secondary choice So, even though I don't rely on the Raspberry Pi for running Jellyfin, Frigate, and other software, that doesn't mean I don't see the SBC doing anything…
…handle storing and streaming music, movies, and shows, while another device would run Plex or Jellyfin that would act as the interface for all this stored content. My NAS became a central…
…I quickly got Jellyfin, Plex, Nextcloud, Frigate, and other apps up and running in no time. Sure, the OS takes some getting used to and it's still considered fairly advanced, even…
…I recently turned my N100-powered LattePanda Mu module into a Jellyfin server (one that runs a couple of other LXCs on Proxmox), and it was able to handle four 4K streams…
…Maybe you added Jellyfin one month, Home Assistant the next, and a few Docker containers after that. Before long, you’ve got a small ecosystem, but no single place to see its…
…Sign in to your XDA account For most of the workloads I actually run at home, like Caddy, Affine, Immich, a Jellyfin frontend, and all the little Linux daemons that need to…
…Media server Sometimes Yes Jellyfin or Plex often benefit from virtualization for backup and management, though passthrough and transcoding can make dedicated hardware more appealing. Home automation Sometimes Yes, with caveats Home…