#Plex

Our last article about Jellyfin contained a list of the five must-have Jellyfin plugins for Plex refugees. Installing them can radically alter the stock Jellyfin server experience, adding a wealth of new features. However, as any Plex user can tell you, the server is only half of the experience equation. The client apps you use…

We’ve recently returned to the topic of Jellyfin as a Plex replacement, in light of the latter’s recent gigantic lifetime licence price increase. However, making the jump to Jellyfin requires more than following a simple guide. Because it isn’t a commercial project, the Jellyfin server’s built-in functionality remains limited. That doesn’t mean that Jellyfin is…

If you’ve paid attention to any mass media outlets of late, you’ve likely at least heard the term “vibe coding”. Based on what you’ve seen, there’s a good chance that you’re either confused about the subject or have a negative view of it. To clear that up, here’s an overview of vibe coding. We’ll cover…

Back in late 2019, we shared a post with instructions on how to host your own media server with Jellyfin. At the time, the open‑source media server was in its early stages of development, having forked from Emby on 30 December 2018. Notably, the split occurred because Emby’s developers had shifted to a closed‑source model,…