Plex Media Server
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@Trackborne
Have you considered using Jellyfin? -
I don’t disagree, and acknowledge Jellyfin has a ways to go.
But in terms of privacy, it’s the cream de la cream of streaming apps.
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@girish I'm not sure how I know this, but I've heard that with seedboxes when someone sets up a Plex Server you have to go to plex.tv/claim and it gives them a code so that the local Plex Server can be associated with that account without having to login first. I don't know if that helps at all, but like I said... it's just something I've heard.
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@murgero Did you copy the app package to git.cloudron.io so we can review and see if it can be made publishable?
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@marcusquinn Oh gosh no, even if it was - I wouldn't use such old code from 2019. I could probably give it a try again now that I know more about the cloudron api and such?
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@murgero said in Plex Media Server:
@marcusquinn Oh gosh no, even if it was - I wouldn't use such old code from 2019. I could probably give it a try again now that I know more about the cloudron api and such?
Oh, yes, please!!
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@murgero I think it's worth the effort. It seems to be a common search, and I can see the benefits of having it, given the broad awareness of it for smart TV integration. There's also more collaborators here too now, if you get stuck on anything.
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This is literally the only thing stopping me from going cloudron full time. It is the most popular media server app with the most clients. I think it really would be worth getting this on the catalog.
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@Trackborne
Have you checked out Jellyfin? -
@privsec you suggested the same thing a year ago https://forum.cloudron.io/post/49425
And no, it‘s not an alternative:
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I agree, Plex is a high-quality and user value app. Vote count helps highlight these views, too.
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@girish I believe there’s no local auth, though you can allow no-auth access for local network clients… https://support.plex.tv/articles/?s=Authentication&search=support_articles
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@necrevistonnezr Well I suppose as you say it was a year ago, maybe Jellyfin has got some way and improved what it was capable of?
Plex s very slick for sure, yet not Free Software and not as private.