Imagine adblock re-rencoding software that picks mp4s clean based on repeated content(ads). The user could select each ad as they happen, mark them as such and let it identify them from there. Imagine sharable or federated caches of these ad records between users.
I can't tell an honest difference between 1080p and 720p from across a room. On a monitor, sure, but I grew up in the 90's. Anything 480 and above is tolerable to me.
I'm pirating it, should I demand my money back for poor service? Lmao
Jellyfin servers don't connect to eachother, or relay themselves to anything else beyond simple reverse proxies. I looked over the entire thread and didn't see anything but ldap and tailscale/wireguard suggestions.
You said there were a lot of other solutions, so wherever those solutions are, I'm sure they'll work out. Good luck!🙃
Mine is public, but I block every state but the one all of my users live in(family) and I never get unwanted visitors. Couldn't say the same if I lived in NY or CA.
If they have static IP addresses, you may be able to whitelist them in your proxy, or maybe there's some sort of dyndns client/relay software you can run if their ips change.
Yep. Thanks to this, I'm moving to IOS with a x64 handheld. I won't need a smartphone beyond calls and tethering so, why bother. Google can enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Which? Rn, a Steam Deck, but soon, something smaller and more palmable, still fishing for something good. I'd even take something pi-based.
Hard truth: With America going to shit, the EU needs a smartphone brand like...yesterday. Germans, get cooking!
I don't speak Spanish, but I heard some of these country names in the breakroom today amongst the Latino employees that work with us, with a lot of piss and vinegar in their attitudes about it.
Imagine adblock re-rencoding software that picks mp4s clean based on repeated content(ads). The user could select each ad as they happen, mark them as such and let it identify them from there. Imagine sharable or federated caches of these ad records between users.
Someone who can code, please, imagine it.