u/Every_Flower_3622

In youtube there's a subscription page that is just a feed of the most recent uploads from the channels you're subscribed. I love this page because it's typically what I'm going to watch next anyway, makes really good use of my screen space, and is one click from a video to watch. Is there anyway to replicate this?

I know there's "recently added" but it's per library, of which I have three, and they don't all fit on the screen at once. I tried to create a single library and it almost works, but it groups the show up so I have to click into the show, then the season, then the episode, VERY inconvenient.

Any tips?

Thank you! I love jellyfin, this would just make me love it more!

Hello everyone,

I've built a computer before so not entirely my first rodeo, but definitely not something I'd say I'm experienced at, so just trying to get so extra input. I'm trying to build a Server and NAS that I can for the most part be okay with for the next like 5-8 years. I would have liked to try to keep it under a 1000, but I don't know that that's possible in the current market... My hard budget is around 1250. I am buying this in America. No peripherals are needed.

Here is my current idea for the build, https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Jfzq3R

I also understand I need a HBA (if I want to expand past the current build) and am figuring that out.

I plan to have this build host all my services, act as a NAS, a place I can backup my desktop to, and then rclone everything I care about on the machine to pcloud as a backup.

My current machine runs all my services, the current list is:
- Immich
- Jellyfin
- Navidrome
- Seerr
- Radarr
- Sonarr
- Lidarr
- Prowlarr
- AudioMuse AI
- Koito
- Yamtrack
- Pocket ID
- Cloudflared
- OpenClaw
- Continuwuity