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  • It's important that I can restrict certain users to specific content based on age rating, i dont want to do that manually. the server has content for both kids and adults, and my *arr stack + jellyfin works really well aside from these two devices which have quirks.

    I've use Kodi years ago, i absolutely hated using it.

    A simple and intuitive UI is important, since the kids have to be able to use it as well.

  • I'm not getting sync issues at all, the jellyfin client on appleTV simply doesn't select the audio track I select when I choose something different than default. It works perfectly fine on all other devices, just not appleTV. I only have stereo devices.

    What did I write in my OP to suggest audio sync issues? You're not the first to think that's my issue, so I must have worded something poorly...

  • Doesn't need to be the remote, but it does need to work independently of other devices than what's connected to the TV. Having to cast from a device doesn't really work with how we use TV watching in our house, especially for the kids since they don't have their own phones or tablets to do it from.

  • I don't have audio sync issues at all. I have issues with appleTV using the wrong audio track when I select something different than the default. E.g. if I select Danish, it shows that it's using the Danish track but it's actually playing something else like Finnish or Swedish. This behaviour is only on the appleTV and no other devices.

  • All other devices stream (locally) just fine without stuttering, I don't have access to the server outside my home network (intentionally).

    The appleTV streams just fine, I just can't change audio track on that, which mostly impact the kids because they still have limited English skills.