2024-07-17, 02:51 PM
Jellyfin team should make a YouTube channel
With that, you can discuss or fix your bugs with the tutorial you created
rather than just being responded to by the team on the forum who doesn't solve any problems, just answers all the questions without providing any improvements
assuming all the blame is on the user, even though it's on the Jellyfin software itself
Jellyfin team must be divided into 3 groups on one YouTube channel
- Jellyfin Windows 7 and above and its problems
- Jellyfin Linux and its problems
- Jellyfin Android and its problems
Each team must be able to answer according to their field and expertise
with the videos you make
Of course you can collect likes and subscribers to profit from it, no problem
I suspect, Jellyfin seems to be waiting for someone else to fix it, after the problem is resolved
then it will be duplicated for emby,
because they have the same problem,
emby is obviously paid, jellyfin is free,
I hope my guess is not true.
Maybe developers are more serious about Emby because it's clearly paid there
Actually, for developers who have expertise, there will be a lot of benefits even though Jellyfin is free
You can help by solving all the problems on the forum, with your help on YouTube
You can have your own free channel, or the official Jellyfin channel,
Maybe you can provide code that can be run on Jellyfin, that's an opportunity
Don't always think that sharing has to be done for money, pay attention to the big company Google, almost all of them provide useful and free things first, the same thing with Jellyfin software,
including YouTube itself, everyone can upload videos for free
Don't because this is free software, all problems in the forum are ignored,
In my opinion, that is actually a good opportunity.
OK, this is just our input, it's up to you what kind of jellyfin you want in the future
Thank you
With that, you can discuss or fix your bugs with the tutorial you created
rather than just being responded to by the team on the forum who doesn't solve any problems, just answers all the questions without providing any improvements
assuming all the blame is on the user, even though it's on the Jellyfin software itself
Jellyfin team must be divided into 3 groups on one YouTube channel
- Jellyfin Windows 7 and above and its problems
- Jellyfin Linux and its problems
- Jellyfin Android and its problems
Each team must be able to answer according to their field and expertise
with the videos you make
Of course you can collect likes and subscribers to profit from it, no problem
I suspect, Jellyfin seems to be waiting for someone else to fix it, after the problem is resolved
then it will be duplicated for emby,
because they have the same problem,
emby is obviously paid, jellyfin is free,
I hope my guess is not true.
Maybe developers are more serious about Emby because it's clearly paid there
Actually, for developers who have expertise, there will be a lot of benefits even though Jellyfin is free
You can help by solving all the problems on the forum, with your help on YouTube
You can have your own free channel, or the official Jellyfin channel,
Maybe you can provide code that can be run on Jellyfin, that's an opportunity
Don't always think that sharing has to be done for money, pay attention to the big company Google, almost all of them provide useful and free things first, the same thing with Jellyfin software,
including YouTube itself, everyone can upload videos for free
Don't because this is free software, all problems in the forum are ignored,
In my opinion, that is actually a good opportunity.
OK, this is just our input, it's up to you what kind of jellyfin you want in the future
Thank you