Do you have a 15mb DSL connection or something? If it’s close to 100mb or more you should be fine on this front. Maybe your router is super old and cant handle lots of connections that the arr stack requires. You can limit the amount of parallel connections and the total bandwidth available to the arr stack.

As for Jellyfin, if the problem is your slow connection to the outside internet, then you can force transcode all streams to non local clients to a lower bitrate, but direct stream to local clients (assuming your router can handle that, but I’ve never seen a piece of networking equipment that is slower that 100mbs)

Also I’d recommend connecting to your router’s web gui and see what it says, how mush traffic is going around and so on. You can usually find your router’s ip and login details on a sticker on the back.

Framework laptops are goated.

I will not be taking questions.

ADHD moment

*earlier today

Respectfully, this.

Ada is a Jellyfin user? We’re in good hands.

ngl I quite enjoy using systemd

Me when I’m used to downloading random executables from the internet instead of a binary signed by the developer from a trusted repository:

Me when I’m used to downloading random executables from the internet instead of a binary signed by the developer from a trusted repository:

edge

Gerard behavior

k

Man Intel are so dumb for firing Pat. And they did it while seeing positive reviews for their second gen GPUs!

I mean the guy’s name is literally Mac DePriest, so either MacOS or Temple OS.

Not our guy Pat!

Cool, I didn’t know that!

Why is there Gleam and Deno on the cover?

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