There was a regression that caused Jellyfin to be a LOT more restrictive regarding the structured filesystem format. But this could be something else

Edit: Maintainers told me they were gonna fix it

Look better https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-web

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I have heard image pruning didn’t work well and disks filled up pretty fast

Sure, you can just use your home wifi. Some of them are static, and others don’t change really often, like once a month, so dyndns will work well. You could also use cloudflared that is a proxy you can use even if you can’t open your ports

Outline doesn’t work as well as alternatives. There are bugs they are refusing to fix

I was doing a lot of manual re-encoding down from insane source bitrates with FFMPEG

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There are projects turning issues to discussions

You are not wrong, I read an article a while (like several years) ago from an amazon engineer who revealed they coulnd’t wrap their minds around upgrading Alexa to the latest technologies. He told about them going in circles and people eventually leaving the company because of how bad of a mess it was. And it turns out they havn’t made any progress since then, Alexa is still absolute garbage. It can’t hear you when there is music, it can’t hear you when you cook, it can’t hear you from more than 5 meters, and even when it does hear you, it responds completely off the track and goes on and on, refusing to stop the nonsense

He covers interesting subjects but he believes his audience is dumb and unknowledgeable which leads to this. He thinks he has to adapt to the regular youtube game to retain us, but he is just boring everyone