AllHailTheSheep

my i7 3700k with 8gb of ddr3 handles multiple 4k streams just fine. it doesn’t transcode on the fly super well, I transcode everything to hevc before putting it on the server. it will happily transcode a single 4k stream in the rare case a client doesn’t want hevc.

point is, don’t target latest gen simply because it’s latest. 12th gen is definitely newer than I’d opt for, and while 16gb is cool, 32 is absolutely overkill for the use cases you listed (other than the llm, which others properly list as “don’t worry about it unless you have 3k in your back pocket to shell on gpus”)

whoops!! that’s an interesting overlap of issues! glad a new cable did the trick (and that jellyfin fixed that).

this is the way imo. I also took the time to disable internal authentication and hook up authentik via the ldap auth plugin. so for my users, I can text them a link, they set up their credentials and verify their email, then they can sign in to jellyfin with the same creds and it automatically creates a profile and everything.

best money I’ve ever spent

I’m so curious what the cable was and how it affected only ass/ssa subtitles?

this. the test environments we have need to be built manually and they haven’t been rebuilt in ages.

apparently it was a multi month project to get it setup in the first place. nothing like trying to recreate a bug in dev and finding out there’s 1000 lines of different code in the sandbox (that’s also misbehaving but in new and fascinating ways)