I love the sound of this but can I ask, if the net goes down and you hardly notice, where do you get your ‘net’ from? Or is it that your intranet doesn’t need internet as such and everything is just local?
I might have answered my own question there but I’m interested to understand it a bit more.
Thats weird, i don’t remember having an alt account called SuspiciousCarrot78 but surely you must be me, same project, same neurology… same fixation pattern.
Jokes aside, i haven’t seen you mention anything for media streaming.
I highly passionately recommend Navidrome for music. It is my absolute favorite and most used self hosted service.
For acquiring media like film and music depending where you live ripping those from your local library is in some places arguably a protected fair use. (Comes from the time mp3
players became common and runners used to take rented cds in their walkman outside before). In my experience, 480p dvd is much higher quality then internet 480p streams and the total size is much smaller then what you find in downloads.
ARM can help you automatically rip these as long as you have a drive in your pc. I got ARM running in a proxmox lxc with drive passtrough but that honestly was a pain to setup so not sure you should go that exact route, either way the moment arm is functional its smooth sailing and your only concern becomes storage space.
Currently my setup for YouTube In jellyfin is pretty basic (but it works well)
Its one complex yt-dlp script that runs ecery hour, reads a list of channels from a txt file. Rss to check the last 2 vids per channel, if there not downloaded already (log with vid ids per channel) it starts to download on high quality preset, filter out shorts and “live”, if the result is getting above a certain size it aborts and tries again with lower quality preset.
I don’t have a system to auto dele yet cause the script is only for my favorites. For everything else or that uploads to regularly i host a local invidious.
But google really hates invidious and it breaks frequently, even got my original residential ip banned. I may take a look at tube archive cause i would prefer download and delete as a more stable flow.
Something else i am experimenting with is using the same data in multiple systems. My music collection is a proxmox dataset but as long as the read rights are good i see no reason why jellyfin can’t also read those files.
The output folder of ARM used to be its own library in jellyfin on my first server.
I love the sound of this but can I ask, if the net goes down and you hardly notice, where do you get your ‘net’ from? Or is it that your intranet doesn’t need internet as such and everything is just local?
I might have answered my own question there but I’m interested to understand it a bit more.
Thanks!
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OK I have you. You dont need the internet because you have the internet in your terabyte farm. Pretty cool.
Thanks for the detailed reply.
One final question, I’m sure its dark at the bottom of the deep rabbit hole you are in, what do you do for batteries for your head torch?! 😀
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Thats weird, i don’t remember having an alt account called SuspiciousCarrot78 but surely you must be me, same project, same neurology… same fixation pattern.
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Yep, definitely talking to myself again
Jokes aside, i haven’t seen you mention anything for media streaming.
I highly passionately recommend Navidrome for music. It is my absolute favorite and most used self hosted service.
For acquiring media like film and music depending where you live ripping those from your local library is in some places arguably a protected fair use. (Comes from the time mp3 players became common and runners used to take rented cds in their walkman outside before). In my experience, 480p dvd is much higher quality then internet 480p streams and the total size is much smaller then what you find in downloads.
ARM can help you automatically rip these as long as you have a drive in your pc. I got ARM running in a proxmox lxc with drive passtrough but that honestly was a pain to setup so not sure you should go that exact route, either way the moment arm is functional its smooth sailing and your only concern becomes storage space.
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Currently my setup for YouTube In jellyfin is pretty basic (but it works well)
Its one complex yt-dlp script that runs ecery hour, reads a list of channels from a txt file. Rss to check the last 2 vids per channel, if there not downloaded already (log with vid ids per channel) it starts to download on high quality preset, filter out shorts and “live”, if the result is getting above a certain size it aborts and tries again with lower quality preset.
I don’t have a system to auto dele yet cause the script is only for my favorites. For everything else or that uploads to regularly i host a local invidious.
But google really hates invidious and it breaks frequently, even got my original residential ip banned. I may take a look at tube archive cause i would prefer download and delete as a more stable flow.
Something else i am experimenting with is using the same data in multiple systems. My music collection is a proxmox dataset but as long as the read rights are good i see no reason why jellyfin can’t also read those files.
The output folder of ARM used to be its own library in jellyfin on my first server.
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