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Jellyfin is not particularly resource hungry in general. | Jellyfin is not particularly resource hungry in general. | ||
I've found that the most common "slowdowns" are caused be library scanning. | I've found that the most common "slowdowns" are caused be library scanning. If you add a whole lot of media to the libraries at once, (like multiple TB...) it'll bog down for a long time. | ||
Current testbed: | Current testbed: | ||
* Debian LXC | * Debian LXC | ||
** CPU: 4 cores | ** CPU: 4 cores | ||
** RAM: | ** RAM: 2048MB | ||
** DISK: 64GB | ** DISK: 64GB | ||
Revision as of 16:27, 27 April 2023
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Requirements
Jellyfin is not particularly resource hungry in general.
I've found that the most common "slowdowns" are caused be library scanning. If you add a whole lot of media to the libraries at once, (like multiple TB...) it'll bog down for a long time.
Current testbed:
- Debian LXC
- CPU: 4 cores
- RAM: 2048MB
- DISK: 64GB
Installation
sudo apt install curl gnupgcurl https://repo.jellyfin.org/install-debuntu.sh | sudo bash
Pretty hard... eh?
Storage
Initial Configuration
- Browse to http://MEDIASERVER:8096
- (Replace MEDIASERVER with the IP or FQDN of your server...)
- Follow the prompts
- (Admin user will be able to manage the server through the WEB UI)
- Setup your media libraries
Some Reference Materials
Some Useful Links
- Using Jellyfin
- Installation