What exactly is the usecase for this? Genuinely curious, as I've never needed this sorta functionality.
Great job. Video handling is always a pita
Thanks, you can really thank MediaBunny for that. This is just a lazily slapped together amalgamation of other dependencies.
Any reason it wouldn't work with Emby too? Have had it since before there was a Jellyfin spun off so I've just rolled with it.
If Emby happens to have the same API surface as Jellyfin, you could use that. I doubt that works, I have not tried it.
I went with Plex for probably ten years after breaking with Emby. I ended things with them because they don't care about their customers at all. Bugs that break the experience completely that lie untouched/unnoticed/ignored for years, and no replies from the developers. Or even developers that just stop replying to these bugs.
Switched to Jellyfin this year and it works like a charm. Only thing is it isn't as good at noticing duplicates in my library, but other than that, works just fine. Definitely above acceptable.
I poked at Jelly a bit ago, but as I recall the auto organize was abandoned (kinda a big deal to me) and something about conversions being a problem. Basically I just didn't see anything that would make me inclined to go through the hassle of reworking what already works.
Sure, I feel that. Are you running the version before they changed the license or whatever was the thing back then?
I'm lucky in my situation I guess, that I only need local playback and direct play.
I don't see why it wouldn't?
You should probably add a section on how to remap the ports if need be, port 3000 is pretty common and unlikely to be free on most setups that run more than a handful of containers.
I for sure am not figuring it out since I seem to be stuck in a loop where Jellyfin correctly replies to the login request (at least if its logs are to be believed) and then cliparr boots me back to the source selection screen.
ETA: the issue seems to be with using HTTP instead of HTTPS, quite annoying not to get any error messages to that effect, even though they can be found in the browser console.
Just published the fix
Agreed. Also sorry, that bug has already been fixed but I haven't merged it yet. My Plex server died and I couldn't test it. There is a PR now if you are interested in trying it out. Otherwise I expect to have it merged in the next 2-3 days, just got the part to fix my server.
Hey, nothing to be sorry about, you're doing this for free and were quick to fix the issue too. Thanks, I'll give this a spin!
I tried it but I get the following error
Cliparr could not open any playback stream. Preview stream failed: Cannot decode avc video in this browser. Cannot decode aac audio in this browser. Source stream failed: Cannot decode avc video in this browser. Cannot decode aac audio in this browser.
I'm honestly unsure of how to troubleshoot since I don't really get what the problem is, the browser works fine with jellyfin, tried a handful of videos and in both firefox and chromium. I'm not knowledgeable enough to solve it.
Appreciate this. This already helps. This should be rare, only applying to AVC videos. You mentioned it happens on multiple videos, though? Good news is this will be fixed either way pretty soon because I am switching from using the original video file for the stream to using the HLS stream, so if it plays in the media player, it will definitely play in Cliparr.
Until then, it does look like AVC should work already though, so I will give that a deeper look.
Acronyms, initialisms, abbreviations, contractions, and other phrases which expand to something larger, that I've seen in this thread:
| Fewer Letters | More Letters |
|---|---|
| HTTP | Hypertext Transfer Protocol, the Web |
| HTTPS | HTTP over SSL |
| Plex | Brand of media server package |
| SSL | Secure Sockets Layer, for transparent encryption |
3 acronyms in this thread; the most compressed thread commented on today has 8 acronyms.
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