u/Taggart451

Hello! I set up my Jellyfin server earlier this year purchased Infuse Pro (lifetime) for my house and my family, so now our AppleTV, iPad, and Phones all have access to the server and it's been going as well as I could hope. Zero complaints. I even use a Tailscale tunnel on my phone to connect in and launch up anything I want.

I want to share the wealth and told my best friend about what I have and offered him to a spot. I still have free spots on the Tailscale so I got him hooked up and got him on the free version of Infuse but he's been having a hard time connecting to my server, despite setting it up the same. The good news is Tailscale is working just fine, if he goes to the Jellyfin web interface that plays correctly, but it's Infuse itself that is not connecting. The last time he was over we restarted everything, *locally* hooked everything up from scratch on the Jellyfin user account I made him and it seemed to be okay, but a few days later it stopped working. I'm grasping at straws here, is this potentially a Pro vs Free issue?

Good afternoon! So the virtual queue and online store ended up being a bust for getting Jose as a present for my wife. Is it known if either Downtown Disney or Disney Spring has them too? I know people in both places who would check for me but I don't want to waste their time if they weren't there to begin with.

Hello! I wanted to look for a generic weekly "Ask small questions here" thread but couldn't find anything so I ended up making a new thread. I got a Ugreen DXP2800 a few months ago and everything has been running great! My family loves our new media server so I'm just looking into what else I can do. To preface: I am not experiencing any performance issues yet; I'm not running anything intensive or a lot, just Jellyfin and Tailscale.

I'm looking to move my photos out of iCloud and onto Immich (tried the built-in Ugreen Photos app but not a fan) so I'm just wondering if there are any additional upgrades I should make. I purchased the minimum needed to make the NAS work, just some HDDs for storage, so I wanted to know if it would be more important to get more RAM or an NVMe drive to make things run smoother going forward. I read that an NVMe SSD would be better to run all my containers on and then they just access data from the drives instead of running together, but RAM is always handy to make things run smoother as you are doing more. What would you suggest?

An in the current hardware hellscape we live in, "nothing" or "wait it out" are also acceptable answers :P