In addition to the above suggestions for the arr stacks. There is also Bazarr for subtitles, Jellyseer for a neat requests/discover UI. Trash’s guides and servarr tutorials helped me a lot. I run it all through docker compose.
+1 for Jellyfin. It’s FOSS, doesn’t pollute your media collection with terrible streaming offerings, and doesn’t paywall hardware acceleration. Much better option than Plex these days imo.
That’s another +1 from me, have been an avid Jellyfin + *arr stack user for years and it’s never let me down. If anything, the issue now is it’s so easy to tell it to download stuff I have to be careful not to get overwhelmed sometimes lol.
+1 also for Jellyfin + *arr stack. During years I stick to Kodi and a lot of manual work, but switched to Jellyfin around 4 years ago. Really satisfied with the change, as I can even consume my media on the go.
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In addition to the above suggestions for the arr stacks. There is also Bazarr for subtitles, Jellyseer for a neat requests/discover UI. Trash’s guides and servarr tutorials helped me a lot. I run it all through docker compose.
Jellyfin and rtorrent on a headless linux server. I can help iif u need it
+1 for Jellyfin. It’s FOSS, doesn’t pollute your media collection with terrible streaming offerings, and doesn’t paywall hardware acceleration. Much better option than Plex these days imo.
+1 for jellyfin. Also consider full arr stack (sonarr, radarr, prowlarr, etc) for best experience. Servarr ftw
That’s another +1 from me, have been an avid Jellyfin + *arr stack user for years and it’s never let me down. If anything, the issue now is it’s so easy to tell it to download stuff I have to be careful not to get overwhelmed sometimes lol.
+1 also for Jellyfin + *arr stack. During years I stick to Kodi and a lot of manual work, but switched to Jellyfin around 4 years ago. Really satisfied with the change, as I can even consume my media on the go.
6x rx580 from old rig? Sounds like decent mining rig hehe
I stream via debrid now directly on Kodi, works really well and nice and lightweight. Nice not to be storing TBs of video anymore.
Check https://github.com/aleksilassila/reiverr to integrate TMDb, jellyfin, and *arr
Unraid and the *arr stack works really really well.
Jellyfin > Plex
There are various plugins you can get to automatically sort all the metadata and stuff, but I don’t bother with those.