They use the hardware acceleration not only for transcoding and encoding but also for the AI models afaik. It’s great!

I use a an Inteln Arc card for transcoding. Mainly because I also use Immich and transcode movies too. It’s great.

I most of my parts from Ebay second hand, including the CPU.

I understand the purpose of open-source. I can voice my opinion and say the software isn’t good in some ways. The developer should be able to handle criticism.

TrueNas Scale was mentioned here several times. If you want something more easy like Synology but just as flexible, you could give HexOS a try. It’s still very early in development but has the main features. It’s running on top of TrueNas so you can always use the more complicated settings when you need to.

Why are there official clients then? Better not to provide any client at all than bad clients based on the web UI.

i5 9th gen. 8 Seagate Ironwolf in a RaidZ2. 64GB ECC Ram. Software: TrueNAS.

Extremely slow and clunky UI on Android. Music has no star rating as every other software including Plex and Navidrome has. It sometimes starts transcoding for no apparent reason.

Not perfect but the best we’ve got.

Symfonium is awesome!

It’s not FOSS but Symfonium is by far the best music player for your Android. It has support for every self-hosted source concivable. I used to run Navidrome and I’m not using Jellyfin in the backend.

It’s bad. But it’s the best we’ve got.

If you want I can hit you up with a couple TB S3 compatible block storage against a small compensation covering electricity. I’ve got about 30TB available of my 64TB that are just doing nothing right now, it’s a shame really. I’m running a TrueNAS homelab in a RaidZ2 with battery backup and proper Firewall and IDS/IPS protection (but I’m not a professional). If that’s fine DM me.

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How would I go about doing that? This seems to be the challenging part. You don’t want false positives and you also want replayability.

I don’t quiet understand how this is deployed. Hosting this behind a dedicated subdomain or path kind of defeats the purpose as the bots are still able to access the actual website no problem.

That would be extremely tedious. There are hundrets of thousands of scrapers out there.

I used to use it. But I had so many services running it was a pain to maintain. It didn’t have a TV app aswell. And Navidrome looked kind of abandoned at the time. Maybe I should go back though. Is there a way to migrate my playlists? I think that’s the one thing holding me back.

He’s not senile and not stupid. Not at all. This is strategic distraction. Intentionally flooding the news with so much bs that they can’t keep up. At the same time he’s planting uncertainty and pressure for future negotiations with the same or different entity.

How to deal with that: just ignore his outrageous and often stupid headlines. Dig deeper and think about what he’s trying to accomplish down the road. You’ll get your answers if you start thinking of him as an intelligent strategist playing stupid rather than a stupid strategist playing intelligent.

It’s still terrible for music. There’s not even user-based star rating…

Isn’t a power plant a civilian target? It’s certainly not a military target.

Do you have any idea what the cost is to restore 50 TB from that?

I assumed you’re only paying per GB storage. At least that’s what their S3 pricing page says. I believe transfer cost only applies if you transfer from one S3 solution to another. I’m not using it myself, so I don’t know the details. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

What happens when they decide to raise the price?

If you depend on AWS you’re doing something wrong. You should at least adher to the 3-2-1 backup plan. If you do so, you can switch away from AWS any time they change their policy.