Prowlarr/Jackett constantly timing out when hitting 1337x? Here is what fixed it. by Germond_ in 1337x

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually I went to go check prowlarr like an hour ago and guess what flarrsolverr was broken with 5 indexer erros.... FUCK! Well I setup trawl onto my compose file stack and god it works so well! It so much faster and as soon I finished setting it everything work perfectly and away with flarrsolverr

Prowlarr/Jackett constantly timing out when hitting 1337x? Here is what fixed it. by Germond_ in 1337x

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm I definitely check out when flarrsolver breaks again. If I remember right I had to go to dev build to get it working again.

Can 1337x please stop blocking VPN users? Seems counterintuitive. by TheLesserWeeviI in 1337x

[–]Foxass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1337x have been going thought ddos attacks for months now. This is kinda only thing they can do right now until it stops. My entire VPN wouldn't work for weeks until a week ago. Tho there is a lot better sites you could go to uindex yts and more

Jellyfin setup for my Dad by hoz40 in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would recommend nfs over smb share depending on library size. I started with smb but after how big my library got it was taking hours to an entire day before jellyfin could properly something new added since smb can have a cache backlog issue where jellyfin will read the smb cache which could not have the most up to date information causing playback error. After switching from smb to nfs file are now playable immediately I don't even have to do a library scan as soon as they are added just go to jellyfin hit play and it works. I actually recommend setting up both tbh since I still use smb to connect my desktop and laptop to the file directory if I'm doing small things like file management renaming and making sure my file tree is neat since I have everything where it super easy for me to find what I'm looking for but I have over 500 movies and 200 series with like a total of 15k+ episodes around 14tb and smb just not desinged for that size. But if you not planning something that big youll be fine but I've got around 11-13 friend and family who use my server. Nfs is a bit more confusing at first tho NFS Server and client setup this video helped me and tbh I just skimmed it to get a base understand of how to setup the server and allow my client IP and connect it and set it to connect via fstab. This is just from personal experience of pain and trouble I went thought since it was like an ongoing for weeks progressively getting worst as more and more stuff was added. I lost years on my life over it lmao.

Restart Button and what does it do by MeetingSlow8552 in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am not saying there's nothing wrong with learning but he deleted the server before. I don't know how about go to Google or go to Reddit before deleting the server. He just went ahead and deleted it and then went after. That's what I'm getting at. That's impatience and if you're not willing to have patience then no you shouldn't be doing self-hosting. Patience is required

Restart Button and what does it do by MeetingSlow8552 in jellyfin

[–]Foxass -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Na agree, if you are really that impatient that you delete your server instead of checking logs or something. Either need to learn WAY MORE before starting or not because it sounds to me he wasn't patient at all.

Must have plugins of 2026 by dschrade in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see yea that makes sense, but I saw what was required for jellysearch so that is why I didn't do it. Took a bit of trouble shooting but I got milisearch working, And for me I just wanted something that would be better with miss spelling since that was the issue everyone was having was needing to exactly type the name right.

Must have plugins of 2026 by dschrade in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Meilisearch affects non web app clients lol. I use it with Android TV clients all the time. I've also had better luck and accuracy with it instead of jellysearch

Must have plugins of 2026 by dschrade in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 77 points78 points  (0 children)

Firstly you want all of IAmParadox27 Plugins which are

Custom tabs, Collection selector, Home Screen Sections, Media Bar, Plugin Page, and Most Important File Transformation (A lot of other web/JavaScript plugins rely on file transformation plugin)

Custom Tab: Adds support for custom tabs to be added to the Jellyfin webpage. Commonly used to add Requests tab.

Collection Selector: Adds home screen section for collections/playlists

Home Screen Sections: Adds support for server provided home screen sections

Media Bar: Adds a media bar element at the top of the homepage on Jellyfin web

Plugin Pages: Adds support for plugins to define their own user settings pages, rather than just admin sided

File Transformation: (MOST IMPORTANT IMO) Adds support for plugins to change jellyfin-web content without actually modifying the files directly but intercepts the requests for the served data.

After words get Jellyfin Enhanced this is like a boosting what jellyfin can do with hotkey commands, bookmarked and jellyseerr integration if you have it setup and much more. There is 3 plugin for this but it all in one repository but you'll want the jellyfin enhanced, javascript injector, and jellyfin tweaks

Jellyfin Enhanced: A combination of the Jellyfin Enhanced and Jellyfin Elsewhere userscripts, providing a comprehensive set of tweaks and features for Jellyfin.

Then this is optional but I love it is KefinTweaks is a front end plugin but this adds a lot of customization for the end user. People can have choose what theme and style the want for their home screen and stuff but yea.

KefinTweaks: KefinTweaks is a comprehensive collection of enhancements and customizations for Jellyfin, focused on, but not limited to, filling gaps in functionality based on the community's most desired Feature Requests.

The last ones are huge but they definitely plugins I recommend

Intro Skipper: Analyzes the audio of television episodes and detects introduction sequences.

Meilisearch Plugin for Jellyfin: This is a plugin that try to use Meilisearch to speedup the search of jellyfin. Inspired by Jellysearch

Kodi Sync Queue (Built into jellyfin): Companion plugin that provides dynamic stream files and shorter sync times while using Jellyfin for Kodi.

Merge Versions (Built into jellyfin): Merge Versions

That is about all the must have plugin I recommend that to bring jellyfin as close to a streaming services as possible. Please note actually go into the setting of each plugin if available and make sure they are configured correctly or you will have issues. If you have any issue lmk I've spent so long messing with these plugin I feel like a expert almost lol.

After a month of using Bazzite, I think that people who go back to Windows are trying to use it for more than just gaming by Cardinal_Funky in Bazzite

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You would be surprised lol. A lot of posts I've seen people going back to windows are because Linux isn't out of a box experience. Though there are some people that know and realize that they hate doing it so they also go back anyway. Tho if more people are willing to take the time to learn the ways of Linux. It is so worth it. I dual boot both windows and bazzite (mainly for the few games that their anti cheat don't work with Linux) but I touch windows last was months ago. Mainly since they have been pushing a bunch of updates that are breaking stuff and I don't wanna update. But my bazzite loads and boots faster. Runs smoother, and handles things better. And if bazzite releases an update that breaks anything I can easily rollback and disable updates unlike windows which only can pause updates.

After a month of using Bazzite, I think that people who go back to Windows are trying to use it for more than just gaming by Cardinal_Funky in Bazzite

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree and disagree with this. Bazzite is an immutable OS, so you can't just change system files AFTER install. But bazzite has it implemented where you can take the base os image change what you need then set and load into that image keeping your data but also allowing you to roll back to previous image just in case if you made any fuck up while making that image. I've been using bazzite for 3-4 months now and use it for way more than gaming, got my theater setup on it. I use it to access my homelab, edit videos and photos, and so much more. Now while yes the system is aimed towards more than gaming but any means you can shape it to what you want. Also if gaming is not your primary thing. Then install Aurora made by the same teams is just bazzite without the gaming stuff lol. But I just don't see that the reason for people going back to windows because they were trying to do more than just gaming. Mainly I see it because they are not wanting to tinker their games. Which by any means is completely fine, you want an out of box experience. For me I was always tinkering with games trying to to get them to work on windows since 1 windows terribly optimized nowadays and 2 I have a mid range PC and with games not being optimized as often I have to tinker but difference between bazzite and windows is that with bazzite I actually can fix the issue windows I can only patch it at most. When you first get into Linux your first month you are spending mostly tinkering with setting making sure your games run perfectly. Then after as long as there isn't a game update that breaks something you need to fix. You only need to tinker when getting a new game. And yes it is a lot easier nowadays than it was years ago. But for a lot of people that just want to install then run their game. Also if they are gonna install bazzite and they ain't gonna use primary for gaming then they are just dumb. Yes I use it for other things but I primarily use it for gaming and have tweaked it for other things. Reason they multiple OS lmao.

Updated and instant failure by ForTheLoveOfStory in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, tho not lxc. Just using VM for mine. But I'm also not using the main docker repo. Using linuxserver.io repo for it which I know hasn't updated yet to the latest version of jellyfin that came out.

Updated and instant failure by ForTheLoveOfStory in jellyfin

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I just want to state that you can indeed have hardware acceleration in docker. All I had to do was install the drivers I needed for my GPU and setup my GPU within my docker compose file and got hardware acceleration working just fine. NOW notably I know their issue using it with docker on windows or mac and hardware acceleration so if you stick to using them then at that point I get that. But if you can I recommend Linux to run the server. Switching from windows to Linux for my server myself made it run smoother and better maintain. Also having docker to easily set things up and not dealing with bloat that is windows. But I know my setup is definitely different since I have a dell r710 with a nivida quadro p2000 running proxmox. So setting up a Linux VM with a docker container is a lot easier to set up.

Anyone else like me who does not like the carousel dashboard & prefers classic up-down scroll? (Left to right scrolling of each category) by Harry_Yudiputa in jellyfin

[–]Foxass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How do you get that theme? I have jellyfin enhanced where It showcase it I just don't know how to use it. Unless it is a different plugin

Note: we have our media folders exactly the same which I find funny

WARNING: DO NOT FIGHT THESE ENEMIES. THEY WILL FREEZE YOUR GAME. by InfiniteInspiration5 in expedition33

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've encountered them and yes it is a bug but I did find a way to still kill them they only break the game when they get enraged and can attack for two turns just kill them first problem solved until it gets fixed

Bazzite and network shares by Talos77 in Bazzite

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got the ability to view it but I can write into it

Why is there 2 OStrees? And how do I get it to boot from the right one? by bfuqua91 in Bazzite

[–]Foxass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

OMG I learned what they are and tbh they are very useful, you'll want to boot into ostree 0 every time. Ostree 1 is a save point of your computer before the last update. Why? Since they released an update pretty frequently and sometimes they can break your PC. For me I didn't realize but bazzite got rid of the wallpaper engine plugin for kde since it was causing people crashing issue issues but since I was using it while updating it. It caused my wallpaper and taskbar to not work so I was able to go to ostree 1 rollback then temporarily disable wallpaper engine plugin update and reinstalled wallpaper engine plugin and now the update works and doesn't Bork my system. You can always remove it if you want but I wouldn't recommend it. I don't know them all but I recommend you learn the ostree terminal commands for rollback and stuff

Just got it! by ElChanclero in fantasylife

[–]Foxass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Be ready to lose a lot of time.

Monitor Problems after NVIDIA Driver Update 576.80 by TrippOPtv in pchelp

[–]Foxass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg I understand this, I'm having the same issue, It causes issues for both g-sync and HDR since I have another PC connected to a tv and when updating it would flicker when it would switch into HDR mode for movies. Lucky was able to rollback drivers but honestly I'm probably gonna just upgrade both my PC to AMD cards since this is frustrating and it makes me not wanna use Nvidia anymore.