I have audiobookshelf, along with readarr for downloading and the two have a totally compatible naming structure configured so it works like a dream. Not 100% sure it was that way at default or if I had to configure readarr to match what audiobookshelf needed.

It’s annoying it won’t subfolder the server under domain for reverse proxy, but that’s not too much of a worry.

Would instantly unsubscribe, leave negative reviews and never stay there again.

Nice, sure that will be popular :)

Out of interest, what’s the series? (Didnt answer the question as the post an hour ago covers it nicely)

Blocked reddit on my router, to prevent accidental clickage - no intention of going back there at all

I was more basing it on fucking their kin and having webbed toes :P

Norwich

Well aren’t you just a little ray of sunshine!

Definitely a free doggo

Great guide, two things though

I notice you mention Prowlarr, I’d probably suggest it and jackett - i ran both for a while then dropped Jackett as all my matches were coming through Prowlarr and its just less admin to add sources there once and have them add to the rest of the servarr apps

Also, you might want to look at https://www.audiobookshelf.org/ - A great plex like app for streaming audiobooks specifically

I’m thinking things like layout, blocks, filters etc

Would probably be a deal breaker for me tbh, i hate having to manually sync settings between PCs, I’d probably just stick with Alexandrite or similar

Would have to have sync of settings / layout / etc. Beauty of something like alexandrite is having my config in any browser I use

This sounds amazing, definitely going to add this to my servarr setup next few days.

If you pre-encode and sync over episodes for later, then yes plex will work better for you. If you watch streaming over 4g then you’d be unaffected

Plex does reencode and sync to phone for offline watching. Jellyfin you would stream direct. If you often go places with no Internet then sync is better, otherwise you’d be fine.

This article covers it in depth.

https://www.rapidseedbox.com/blog/jellyfin-vs-plex

It’s a different answer for someone already invested and paid up for life on plex though than it is for someone looking to do their first install.

I have edited it to prevent such misreading :)

Step 1 - Dont. Step 2 - Install Jellyfin

Ad free is the only way for a service im paying anything for. If they introduce ads then i will no longer be paying.