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al_borlandyesterday at 2:08 AM6 repliesview on HN

I’m running Plex via Docker on a Synology NAS. This has been working fine. When I tried to fire up a Jellyfin container, it was painfully slow. Clients barely worked. It wasn’t a good experience. It was several months ago, so I don’t remember all the details.


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infectoyesterday at 2:20 AM

I don’t know if it’s a synology related problem or just Jellyfin but I have never gotten it running well. Even when it’s running I always get hiccups like server crashed a week later but appears green and running. Or trouble logging into the server using a third party client. Plex has always been perfect for me.

addandsubtractyesterday at 2:38 AM

I run Jellyfin in Docker on an N100 mini PC without problems.

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corranhyesterday at 3:23 AM

I’ve been running Plex on various devices for many years and have been impressed by the stability and usefulness. Grandfathered on the old lifetime subscription but I get that $750 seems excessive.

klik99yesterday at 2:21 AM

I just set up Jellyfin on an 1819 this weekend and so far it seems great, dunno if it’s improved or my device has bit more oomph - the ui on some devices is not as nice as plex but it’s been great

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igor47yesterday at 2:18 AM

I wonder if it was just a start up issue? Some kind of initial scan of your database?

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clundin22yesterday at 4:00 AM

Could be the hardware acceleration was not mounted to the container.