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  • This multi-server front project, Jellyswarrm is really interesting, which allows the Jellyfin clients to access more than one Jellyfin server simultaneously. I think it may do what you want when combined with server sync.

    Would definitely test extensively before putting in production, hehe.

  • I'm aware of the intro skipper plugin. Also set my default skip under Profile / Skip forward length / 30 seconds

    Also, it seems Chapter Segments Provider was recently introduced as a plugin, which you'll need to install to "Create media segments based on chapters."

  • Have you tried PlexAmp? And, are you doing music entirely through the base Jellyfin app? Interesting to know you prefer the music experience on Jellyfin.

  • Nice guide!

  • Any particular API security issues? Never considered exposing Jellyfin, but can certainly understand how it simplifies access.

  • Dedicated music on Jellyfin is something I've never been able to wrap my head around. Would be curious if others have figured something out that works really well within the same ecosystem.

  • Yes, in my case I personally had to setup both clients (Plex and Jellyfin) for the family members myself.

  • Had to find it, but there is a new tvOS app that looks very nice: Moonfin

  • Same, directplay at 1080

  • Kodi works well as a frontend to Jellyfin and Plex

  • Me either, but I don't expect them to setup any sort of app themself (including Plex).

  • Absolutely, my other friends are doing the same. They keep their state synced between services and keep checking in on the AppleTV client improvements for Swiftfin.

  • Did you try Jellyfin? I've had success with Jellyfin once I've been the one setting up the TV app, etc. It did just work, because users found it very simple in comparison to Plex. If anything, they like how Plex shows more things beyond the collection.

  • I definitely have noticed that it is important to install metadata plugins like imdb, as well as fanart, in order to feel closer to Plex. Users like seeing Rotten Tomato and IMBD scores, in addition to cast info and such.

  • Yes, I selfhost it. Works great. Have never used their paid service.

  • Are you using it with an HDMI + USB switch or similar?