i know. i did. i hate it. thanks though. but that usually also requires fiddling with fstab and nobody wants that. just imagine the user roles and rights desasters that anyone with access to the host can see the mount. mount where you need the data, not in 2 or more places just to access it from one place.
for me personally emby works much better on this. there are so many environments where you can deploy docker but not modify the host - so i do not see jellyfin really being useable here.
i wish they'd add this, but from google searches i understand that it has been requested and there does not seem to be any intention to implement it.
hm. splitscreen seems to have peaked ages ago unfortunately. have you tried Blur Racing (archive.org)? that's what i call prime splitscreen gaming. also borderlands3 on console is mentionworthy.
it is a fig. bavaria does not know what democracy is. from what i remember there has yet only been 1 party ruling whole legislatures simce WW2 and that is CSU.
dont mix up the free world and bavaria!
bavaria is pathetic. "LANGSAM" is their word for being backwards and ultra-conservative. i mean Freie Wähler? Aiwanger? What a shit place.
And it is just SAD that they just NOW started to civilize. worst of the west.
it is not mounted to the container because that is a shit solution. the host would need to mount it and pass that to tge container.
emby i stop the container and no connection to the share. mounted in host it would still be there. not to mention the hassle this also means more traffic.
an idea why jellyfin doesnt do shares like emby?
i gave emby and jellyfin a testrun yesterday using docker. I kept emby because i can easily add smb shares using the webinterface.
jellyfin requires me to mount those to the host/container. am i using jellyfin wrong?
i know. i did. i hate it. thanks though. but that usually also requires fiddling with fstab and nobody wants that. just imagine the user roles and rights desasters that anyone with access to the host can see the mount. mount where you need the data, not in 2 or more places just to access it from one place. for me personally emby works much better on this. there are so many environments where you can deploy docker but not modify the host - so i do not see jellyfin really being useable here. i wish they'd add this, but from google searches i understand that it has been requested and there does not seem to be any intention to implement it.