u/dimforest

I'm relatively new to the whole arr stack stuff. I've used JellyFin for awhile and love it.

Being new, I found a solid and thorough tutorial on YT to follow to get the entire stack setup and configured. In that guide, they had me install Jellyseer 2.7.3

Also, everything is configured via Dockage and not via an app in TrueNAS.

I don't recall how all of these are all interconnected but just in case... my stack also contains qbittorrent, qui, jellyfin (duh), then a bunch of different arr's.

So, knowing all this... what is my upgrade path to the latest version of Seerr? I can share the Jellyseerr portion of my compose.yaml file in dockage too if needed.

The main consoles I plan on emulating are GameCube, PS2, and PS1. I'll definitely have the rest on there but those are my main 3 I care the most about.

I would like to do more modern stuff than those but my understanding is that emulation for those consoles isn't "quite there" yet... so I'm not really basing any decisions on PS3, Xbox, 360, etc....

Wii would be nice for a few one-off games but generally I feel like without the motion controls it's a pretty limited selection. Same for WiiU, given the whole gamepad gimmick.

I also am a total nerd for really cool and clean UI's like iiSU and am looking forward to having all the bells and whistles that come along with something like that.

My main hangup right now.... 4:3 vs 16:9 and just overall comfort and build. I'm not a fan of the all glass front. I really REALLY dig the all-plastic setup on the Nova. That said... most of the games I plan on playing are on GameCube and PS2 so I think I'd benefit from having a thumbstick on top instead of a d-pad.

I've watched a billion videos on both systems so far and it sounds like the Nova is just overall the more comfortable system to hold, out of the box. It sounds like even with a grip, the RP6 can be a little awkward or uncomfortable at times but so far I haven't seen anybody mention the Nova being even remotely uncomfortable, even when using the analog sticks vs the d-pad.

There aren't any colorways with either of them that absolutely scream to me to sway me either. I'd really like an all-white console but at the end of the day, I'm not too worried about it.

With the screen aspect ratio though... I know GCN and PS2 era were default 4:3 but I also know a lot of games had built in 16:9 support and plus there are widescreen hacks for a lot of the others.

So yea... I'm just torn at the moment. I love the looks and alleged comfort of the Nova more... but I'm nervous about 4:3 being a limiting factor.

This has been working great up until this last week or so. Now when new images are added to Immich, it's like it isn't even trying to scan them anymore. I checked and facial recognition is turned on in the Machine Learning section of the Administration page.

I'm currently running v2.7.5 (planning on updating to v3.0.3 soon)

What steps do I need to take to get this working again?

The game actually plays somewhat decent on the Steam Deck which is great but holy cow the default view is a bit too far out for the smaller screen. I tried everything but couldn't figure out how to actually zoom in....

I have a Precision 3240 Compact that I'd like to repurpose to a little chill mini-home-server running TrueNAS. Obviously not the ideal setup but it's what I have. My issue is the mobo only has NVME headers but I have a bunch of SATA SSDs and HDDs... with no way to connect them. Is there any adapter or extension available out there I can use to gain some SATA ports on this setup?

Struggling to get some recent videos, which aren't honestly that large, to upload.

My setup:

Truenas - installed the immich app directly from the UI, on default port 30041

Used Cloudflare to create immich.mydomain.com for when Im out and about using mobile data but I have the settings set to use my wifi and connect via IP directly when at home.

I've tried turning off mobile date entirely on the phone to force it to use my wireless network and these videos are still failing. When I go into settings > networking, the first field for "Current server address" still shows https://immich.mydomain.com and there is a little lock icon right before "Current server address"... so I don't know if it's still trying to go through Cloudflare and maybe Cloudflare has a size limit?

Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated!