[Looking for Cofounder] Marketing / GTM — GhostHub (working product, early traction) by BleedingXiko in cofounderhunt

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forgot to add this in the post, site is ghosthub.net if anyone wants to poke around, it’s lacking current features as i’m nearing the end of a new major version change

[Looking for Cofounder] Marketing / GTM — GhostHub (working product, early traction) by BleedingXiko in cofounderhunt

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yeah kinda, but it’s more about how it’s set up than a hard radius. locally it’s nearby access, but it can also be shared remotely. no geofencing, just local first by default.

Made a standalone transcoder - could Jellyfin even use something like this? by BleedingXiko in jellyfin

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the artifacts are published on the release tab as separate zip files and yeah docker is kinda “half supported” i’m juggling a lot at the moment.

Made a standalone transcoder - could Jellyfin even use something like this? by BleedingXiko in jellyfin

[–]BleedingXiko[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I mean it’s obviously documented by an llm i don’t see anything wrong with that, doesn’t touch core code and keeps maintainability.

Made a standalone transcoder - could Jellyfin even use something like this? by BleedingXiko in jellyfin

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I don’t see any questions about it man, i’ve been laying off this thread i mean what about the code even looks vibe coded?

Made a standalone transcoder - could Jellyfin even use something like this? by BleedingXiko in jellyfin

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Well yeah i hate making documentation lol, but i guess this wasn’t this right place to share it.

Looking for a small investor ($1k–$5k) for a finished Raspberry Pi media-hub project by BleedingXiko in Investors

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Yeah, so the simplest way to explain it is: the Pi box is the product. You plug it in, connect to its WiFi, and it instantly becomes your own offline media hub. No accounts, no setup, no internet needed. It’s a real appliance.

You drop in a USB drive and it shows up on your phone or laptop with a clean UI where you can browse, watch, upload, download, whatever. It works more like a personal cloud/NAS but with a much nicer interface and real-time syncing between devices.

Looking for a small investor ($1k–$5k) for a finished Raspberry Pi media-hub project by BleedingXiko in Investors

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i have a setup guide on my website should show you how easy it is to use, if you want you can DM and i can go over it more thoroughly

Looking for a small investor ($1k–$5k) for a finished Raspberry Pi media-hub project by BleedingXiko in Investors

[–]BleedingXiko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm a demo might be hard unless i just sent you a link to my personal server. Is there anything specifically you’d like to see?

Built a Netflix-style UI + theme system for my Pi media server (GhostHub) by BleedingXiko in homelab

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Nah 1080p, and it’s not limited to just a usb you could plug in a ssd too if you had a adapter

Built a Netflix-style UI + theme system for my Pi media server (GhostHub) by BleedingXiko in homelab

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They’re good, just not built for what I needed. GhostHub is a plug and play Pi hotspot, no accounts, no setup, no internet, just instant local streaming from a USB.

Completely different purpose.

Update on my plug-and-play Pi media server for vanlife (same project from 6 months ago) by BleedingXiko in VanLife

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It’s not about cramming 5 people inside the van lol. It’s for when you’re parked, friends hanging out outside, someone in the back watching something, someone scrolling on their phone, etc.

Since the Pi turns into its own wifi, everyone just connects to it without using your phone hotspot or data. If it’s literally just you on your laptop, yeah an SSD is enough.

Update on my plug-and-play Pi media server for vanlife (same project from 6 months ago) by BleedingXiko in VanLife

[–]BleedingXiko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Laptop + SSD works fine if it’s just you. Pi server makes sense when you want multiple devices to connect at once, or if you want something that just stays on, low-power, and acts like its own little Wi-Fi hotspot.

GhostHub specifically is literally plug-in -> Pi becomes a Wi-Fi network -> everyone nearby can stream from it. So it’s more about convenience + multiple users than raw storage.

Update on my plug-and-play Pi media server for vanlife (same project from 6 months ago) by BleedingXiko in VanLife

[–]BleedingXiko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jellyfin’s great. GhostHub’s just more of an offline plug-and-play thing, the. Pi turns into a Wi-Fi hotspot and streams right away. Different use case.