So I checked the available logs after streaming a playlist for a while, which I’ve never done before (probably a huge mistake on my part). I have a generic “log_xxxxxxx.log” file that doesn’t seem to have any relevant info, but the only ffmpeg logs I have are related to video files from yesterday. Interestingly, the transcoding speeds seem to slow down over time; flac/wav files seem fine at first, but struggle to play after 30 minutes or so in a playlist of constant playback.

I’ve disabled the native antivirus and Simplewall supposedly blocks most (if not all) of the Microsoft bloat

Outside of Jellyfin, the computers seem to communicate just fine. Transfer speeds are what I would expect and disk read/write is usually fine as well. Like I mentioned in the post, it self-resolved since I made the post. But my concern is the same: what could be causing the underlying issue? I’ll check the logs later and I’ll report back

Edit: forgot to mention that I have a few 5.1 SACDs @ 24/192k that have always completely choked my system. Doesn’t matter which machine or how extreme the transcoded settings are, it nukes the playback

That’s pretty funny

I’ll look into it, thanks. Like you said, no clue if it meets my needs…but damn, that’s so many data points

I’m specifically looking for a running focused app that considers added weights and the calories burned

This sounds pretty close to what I’m looking for. I’d like a rough estimate of calories burned due to added weight as well, that’s the tricky patt

Thanks, I’ll download them and check em out

I love the Jellyfin team so much

My apologies for taking so long to respond. I’ve had network issues over the past week, everything has been so slow that low-res media streaming has been impossible. Turns out the Ubuntu instance was choking my resources, so I don’t think it could be long-term feasible for me. Regardless, I can’t measure my gratitude for you taking the time to troubleshoot this with me

OK, what would you like to know? Everything on my network is connected via TailScale. I have a Win11 PC, a Win10 PC, and a Pi running pi-hole (as an exit node). The Ubuntu distro is running in VM on the Win10 PC

Thanks again, I got Docker sttup and I’m logged in. I just ran the paperless-ngx script from hub.docker again. It asked me questions, I used the machine’s TailScale IP and default port for the URL, but I can’t access it as intended so I made a mistake I suppose

Edit: I saved your link for later, thank you

Hey, thank you! That’s definitely progress. Not I have a new issue because I signed in through Github so not I have to reset a password that I never made haha I’ll report back when support helps me out

Thank you! I’ve tried several distros, I couldn’t get Docker to install on of most of them so I’m currently running Ubuntu. It took 5 or 6 guides, but I finally found some commands that let me install Docker. But I haven’t found a Docker image I’m interested in that works for me yet. I figured this would be a simple one to start with

I tried it a few different ways, but I’ll run some commands if you point me in the right direction

Got any tips?

Yes, I believe so

Yeah, that was the error I got from the official install script

I have OsmAnd+ (which is what people have recommend to me), but I have the same question. I try it out every time I need to find something, but it hasn’t given me a good result so far

I know I’m late to this, but you fucking got em