I bought Plex pass years ago for £79. The new price of $749.99 is INSANE.

No wonder all the cool people are using Jellyfin.

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    3 months ago

    who is this for?

    those unicorn users who make 150k++ a year and pirate all their media and then wanna share it with their friends that they don’t have?

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      3 months ago

      Wouldn’t they hurt use Jellyfin? Lol The only “value” that Plex seems to have to offer these days are the weird tv services things they keep trying to push

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        3 months ago

        I know someone with a Plex who won’t switch to Jellyfin because it’s too complicated, but now is looking for other platforms. I hate to tell them… they’re all complicated.

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          3 months ago

          Jellyfin is complicated? It’s easier to get going than Plex IMO. It might be slightly trickier to access it outside of your home network but even that’s not all that hard, just set up tailscale

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            18 days ago

            Since my last comment (I never realized I had replies to my comments here) they have started to use Jellyfin and are hoping to phase out their Plex.

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              17 days ago

              No worries. Sometimes jumping platforms can seem scary/difficult but really it’s just adapting to the change and having to learn things in a slightly different way.

              I made the jump a few months ago and I’ve never looked back - Jellyfin is all around better for my use-case at least (no plugins, and just streaming from my existing media library).