what is good jellyfin/plex alternative that isnt bloat and is minimalist? like a server thats just sends videos over htttps?
What is good jellyfin/plex alternative that isnt bloat and is minimalist...
Jayden Fisher
Benjamin Ortiz
Make it yourself.
Nathaniel Scott
No good
Angel Gray
/thread
Juan Lee
busybox httpd -p $port -h $dir
Doesn't get much lighter than that.
See also: openwrt.org
Owen Clark
nakadashi noa-chan
Brandon Parker
Cooper Rodriguez
stash, but its designed for porn
Liam Bailey
>send videos over http
so you just want a httpd daemon with a file listing
Jose Morales
Just add Kodi into the mix and you're good to go.
Daniel Baker
how do I setup a user password?
Cooper Morgan
Why do you need a password on your own network?
Wyatt Gomez
should i run it in a container?
Jeremiah Lewis
Who cares, you're not exposing it over the Interwebs.
But if you want to tinker, by all means, do it.
Jacob Wright
Dont do it, he is trolling you.
Xavier Thompson
minidlna
Jack Lewis
is it because of the 9front hack?
Ian Taylor
The what?
Source?
Julian Thompson
>minidlna
openwrt.org
What's the advantage over a simple httpd? I guess this would actually be supported natively by some TVs, but you should never connect those to the network anyway.
Gavin Lee
>like a server thats just sends videos over htttps?
Actual question is about the client side. Kodi for example can play thru NFS/samba/http.
Grayson Young
Works on my roku
Juan Barnes
>Works on my roku
Problem is this:
>MiniDLNA might not support choosing audio tracks, subtitles, disk chapters, list sorting, and other advanced playback features for your player model
Does that actually work? Because if not it's pretty much useless. Is there no Kodi for that thing?
Colton Fisher
>Manufacturers of Roku have implemented strict limitations on the device. According to these limitations, you can not install third-party apps in it.
What a piece of shit.