In my server I currently have an Intel i7 9th gen CPU with integrated Intel video.

I don’t use or need A.I. or LLM stuff, but we use jellyfin extensively in the family.

So far jellyfin worked always perfectly fine, but I could add (for free) an NVIDIA 2060 or a 1060. Would it be worth it?

And as power consumption, will the increase be noticeable? Should I do it or pass?

    • interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.mlEnglish
      26·
      3 days ago

      THE FOLLOWING IS WRONG!!!

      EMBY BAD, JELLYFIN IS OPEN SOURCE, NOT EMBY

      It’s open source equivalent and won’t enshittify on you, like plex did, like jellyfin will

      • ShimitarOPEnglish
        6·
        3 days ago

        Is jellyfin getting enshittified? Why you say that? Doesn’t seems like its following plex

        • interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.mlEnglish
          14·
          3 days ago

          THE FOLLOWING IS WRONG!!!

          EMBY BAD, JELLYFIN IS OPEN SOURCE, NOT EMBY

          As long as it’s not released under a copyleft license, it remains a possibility. That’s not to say they’ve actually done anything untoward, but this is a warning to the people who have been bit by this dynamic one too many times

          • ShimitarOPEnglish
            5·
            3 days ago

            If and when, I will have plenty of time to migrate. I hate plexification and will indeed switch to emby IF and WHEN.

            So far, seems jellyfin is under a copyleft license, so unless they break it, I think I am fine.

            And sincerely, jellyfin totally rocks.

            • interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.mlEnglish
              01·
              3 days ago

              I have fucked up!!! It is emby that is closed source fuckkkkkk!!!

              “Emby has been relicensed and is now closed-source, while open source components will be moved to plugins. Due to this, a free open source fork of Emby was created called Jellyfin.”