We are pleased to bring you Jellyfin 12.0, our new stable release. This release continues in the same direction as 10.11: finishing what the database conversion started, turning that new foundation into real performance work, and finally giving books and … Read more
Hello everyone. Effective yesterday, Anthony and I decided to depart from the project, myself as Project Leader, and he as a core team member. This is in addition to the resignation of Andrew on Friday. We leave the project in the … Read more
When I stopped using Spotify I tried a few different solutions until I found the perfect replacement for me. If you want the tl;dr: I now use Jellyfin. But if you want to know how I got here, follow me … Read more
We are pleased to announce the latest stable release of Jellyfin, version 10.10.0! This major release brings several new features, improvements, and bugfixes to improve your Jellyfin experience. With our faster release cadence between 10.9.0 and 10.10.0, this release should … Read more
This message was posted to our OpenCollective here. However, their page layout leaves a lot to be desired, with the post being very far down the page. So it is reproduced here for posterity. We have quite a budget collected … Read more
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I’ve used the Plex Media Server for over a decade. It’s been my primary way to catalog and watch my movie and TV show collection. Plex can neatly organize media, fetch metadata and movie posters, and keeps track of what … Read more
Software freedom is important. Jellyfin is Free Software, licensed under the GNU GPL. You can use it, study it, modify it, build it, and distribute it for free, as long as your changes are licensed the same way. The project … Read more