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Jellyfin or Plex are great front ends that can help organize all your media.
I personally use Plex, but have heard Jellyfin is comparable 😀
Plex is way harder to set up. Their UX is a mess and hasn’t changed in 20 years. All carried over from its chaotic days as an open source project.
Jellyfin can be challenging at times, but it’s a much more modern take on the premise, as mirrored by its UX.
Can you even watch jellyfin away from home?
Yes, but you need to know a little about network configuration to do that
You need to know a little about networking for all of this 🤷♂️
Yep it's not simple, but also not too difficult. Get a domain name and set up DNS. Open 80/443 on your router, use linuxserver.io's SWAG container for easy automatic cert generation/renewal and nginx reverse proxy to access your hosted services. Have a decent upload speed. That's about it
Obviously
I already have plex lifetime pass
For the record, a Plex pass isn't required to watch remotely....but if you like Plex, sticking with Plex is fine. Jellyfin is cool and open source, but it doesn't have any killer features that Plex is missing. They both do basically the same thing, it's the minor details that are different.