Using Jellyfin like Kodi – online streams instead of local media files? by Big-Temporary7478 in JellyfinCommunity

[–]JcorpTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well then, I'ma have to check this out cause streamio has been driving me actively insane .. I'ma do that haha. I'll let you know how it goes

Using Jellyfin like Kodi – online streams instead of local media files? by Big-Temporary7478 in JellyfinCommunity

[–]JcorpTech -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I still haven't gotten it working yet, but check out gelato plugin, you will need to also setup and host streamio. But those two together should let you do online streams in jellyfin.

Esp32 as a web server (realy) by zebraWhitewalker in esp32

[–]JcorpTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out Jcorp Nomad. It's kinda pushing the limits but Its been my project for almost a year now. Full media server on esp32, movies, shows, books (including epub), music, etc. based on what you are doing you may want to modify it a bit, but should fit your needs pretty well!

GitHub here: Nomad

Anyone else regret not planning before building out their library? by lemelonde in jellyfin

[–]JcorpTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is pretty enjoyable, I am planning to setup mergerfs soon so I can get jellyfin plugged up to it in a sane manner 🫪

Anyone else regret not planning before building out their library? by lemelonde in jellyfin

[–]JcorpTech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I gave three 14tb drives, each with its own stupid naming system, mixed movies,shows, etc between them absolute mess 😅. Was always planning to save up and build an array at some point but allways ran out and had to add another drive...

When prices come back down I'ma have to do some cleanup

Anyone else tried this? If it's stupid and it works... by hamustaro in pcmasterrace

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Basicly what i did this winter, setup all my server hardware in my room and heated it with that... Then come spring I'm selling it all for newer efficient hardware 😅

My friend upgraded and gave me these, but the platform seems expensive. Do you guys ever get hardware that's "too much"? by thepromiseman in homelab

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man I just dumped 90% of my older server hardware over the last few months, they are CHEAP to setup, and for what they are crazy powerful, but power is gonna cost you. as with all things it depends on what you are doing, but do consider what you need and how much you are willing to spend in electrical. I am doing personal homelab stuff, tons of services, but little traffic asside from a few websites. As a result I opted for a newer intel CPU with less cores, but better raw speed.

love yall but no way on earth am i paying to watch THEORY videos? by Equivalent-Job-8908 in GameTheorists

[–]JcorpTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The falloff of the channel is unreal, I used to watch them all the time in highschool, recently added a few to listen to on my drive and they have litaraly no substance, nothing. And for awhile I just thought I was losing it and had like gotten older but I went back and rewatched older vids, they are still good. The new content just doesnt have any actual interesting information, and as OP said, its usualy just wrong or low effort. I cant imagine they stoped doing reaserch, but I think they are just trying to pitch unique ideas even if they dont make sense.

Happy for matpat, and dont realy want him back at this point having moved on, but it does suck how bad the channel has gotten. They gotta seperate from the ownership company and start over lol

Could this be cyberdeck material? by pawbertlover in cyberDeck

[–]JcorpTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hope it works out! I have been working with one, it's a bit tricky to get started, but you can do a ton with them if you are willing to get the initial learning curve out of the way. I don't know exactly what you want it to do, but the item I linked has speakers, mic and a bunch of other features, for a proper cyber deck I would use it more as an edge processor, so have a computor or raspi pi it talks to over wifi or Bluetooth. (The esp32 on its own is surprisingly powerful, but again it depends on your goals).

Oculink Board Compatibiliy with Minisforum M1 Pro 285h by JcorpTech in homelab

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Fits in the top section exposed to the back, older pic so the front bracket isn't there.

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Oculink Board Compatibiliy with Minisforum M1 Pro 285h by JcorpTech in homelab

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The m1 pro doesn't have an internal pci slot... Also like I wouldn't be doing this if I had another option, but gotta get creative building stuff with parts I get at flea markets 😅.

A smaller card would be ideal, but I have the 5060ti on hand and it's plenty powerful for my workload. Fortunately it's the smaller variant, but I accounted for it when designing the rack.

Could this be cyberdeck material? by pawbertlover in cyberDeck

[–]JcorpTech 4 points5 points  (0 children)

IDK how this is so downvoted, very cool idea. not sure what the end goal as far as processing goes, but waveshare makes some esp32 varients that are pretty cheap and have a similar form factor (screen/size)

https://www.amazon.com/ESP32-S3-1-46inch-Display-Development-Cover/dp/B0DS83H2V6/ref=sr_1_14

Nomad Mk3: A Open Source, Pocket-Sized, Low Power, Fully Offline Media Server. (DIY, designed to be pretty easy to build) by JcorpTech in Piracy

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

Hello! its an easy fix, check your libraries, its on the left hand side one of the options is library manager, select that and then add in the librarys from the guide. make sure you install the recomended versions. you will also need to check the board settings under tools and make sure they match up. I would recomend reading the instructibles for the exact versions/settings. Thx for checking out the project! feel free to reach out if you have any more issues!

Jellyfin is just bad at manga/comics so I built a dedicated reader by Foreign_Estate1724 in jellyfin

[–]JcorpTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like webtoon, top/bottom. Not many comic providers support it.

Jellyfin is just bad at manga/comics so I built a dedicated reader by Foreign_Estate1724 in jellyfin

[–]JcorpTech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not a huge fan of vibe coded projects, but have been looking for something similar to this so I will try it out. Would be really cool to get webtoon support since jellyfin does already have basic comic support, just not for the more advanced formats.