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Jellyfin server on a LibreELEC machine - xabih - 2024-11-15
I'm new here and I don't know Jellyfin at all, so I have some basic doubts I'm afraid. I'm a Kodi user since xbmc times, I've always used it on a HTPC with local library. Now I am considering the option of using a shared library to be able to play it from other devices with KODI both in my local network and from outside and I understand that with Jellyfin I could do this, am I right?
I currently use an HTPC with LibreELEC where I have all my collection stored, could I install the Jellyfin server on that same machine coexisting with LibreELEC and KODI?
Thanks in advance!
RE: Jellyfin server on a LibreELEC machine - TheDreadPirate - 2024-11-15
You could. As long as your other clients are also playing content with Kodi, it shouldn't be a problem. Specifically, if any clients need transcoding your local playback would compete for resources with the transcode.
RE: Jellyfin server on a LibreELEC machine - xabih - 2024-11-18
I found the Jellyfin Server on the LibreELEC add-on repository, instaled and already working!
Thank you!
RE: Jellyfin server on a LibreELEC machine - Wiffleboy - 2025-04-08
(2024-11-18, 07:14 AM)xabih Wrote: I found the Jellyfin Server on the LibreELEC add-on repository, instaled and already working!
Thank you!
Are you still using LibreELEC+Jellyfin? Considering it mounts all your drives automatically, I can't imagine an easier way to get started without Windows.
RE: Jellyfin server on a LibreELEC machine - xabih - 2025-04-08
(2025-04-08, 09:53 AM)Wiffleboy Wrote:(2024-11-18, 07:14 AM)xabih Wrote: I found the Jellyfin Server on the LibreELEC add-on repository, instaled and already working!
Thank you!
Are you still using LibreELEC+Jellyfin? Considering it mounts all your drives automatically, I can't imagine an easier way to get started without Windows.
Yes.