• wltr@discuss.tchncs.de
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    2 days ago

    I didn’t like Plex back then, Jellyfin was non-existent at that point. I stuck with Kodi on PCs and laptops (and Android, where you can have Kodi no problem), and VLC on iPads and iPhones. And for a dumb-smart TV (which has no Kodi) a basic UPnP server (Kodi has it in settings) does the job.

    What are these friends and family devices? You can share content to Kodi not only via UPnP, but also via ftp. Which I found many times simpler and even faster, with no difference at all on the client (Kodi).

    I may have missed something, but in my extended family everyone is covered quite easily. VLC for iOS isn’t that fancy comparing to having covers, metadata and all, but if they know what they want to watch, that’s no problem at all.

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            2 days ago

            Both of your comments are irrelevant. If you have nothing to contribute, don’t contribute. All projects are similar in what they do. XBMC, Kodi, Plex, Jellyfin. They allow playing content off various devices. They all are different. I wrote an extensive comment telling why Kodi solves my problems gracefully, asking what’s the use cases Plex does better. Your contribution is worse than not commenting at all. You waste my time, and yours too. I ban you, so I’d suggest you to spare others of yourself in this thread too.

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              16 hours ago

              You coming in and talking about XBMC/Kodi has absolutely nothing to do with the differences between Plex and JellyFin. No one cares if Kodi can do remote streaming safely because that doesn’t mean JellyFin can lol.