I’m curious, I wonder why something like a large magnifying glass, hasn’t been used to heat up something like a special metal/material or even oil or something, which can somehow be turned into storable energy for the grid 🤷‍♂️

Other than solar panels? Consumers have to pay for their implementation, with power sold to the grid at such a low rate these days, that for single occupier dwellings, they’re not worth it financially.

Anyone expecting any different is an idiot frankly.

Great, so I’m going to get advertisements of an “adult” nature soon

Trash app, it’s why everyone should just stop using it. I ceased doing so, 6 years ago and it’s been bliss without it.

Yes, I agree. From memory, I could see the files and watch movies from the pc that the server was installed on, the first time.

I can’t recall if I could, the second time, but probably. I certainly couldn’t see the movies, from the Nvidia Shield Pro, but it was possibly a router issue, not sure.

I’ll have another crack at it, it could be, but I’m also wondering if it’s a firewall thing somehow. Or perhaps my specific router (it’s a pretty good one, but perhaps it’s a specific model issue).

I will do some more forum searching and try to get to the bottom of it. Tbh, Plex has done everything that I’ve asked of it, partly why I’ve just used that for the time being, but I would like to get Jellyfin up and running. Cheers.

I feel your pain, I’m using a 3060 rog strix 12gb card. It does everything that I want I to, but I’m biting my nails over how it’ll cope with AAA titles over the next 12+ months, at 1440p settings.

Surely a me thing, but twice I’ve installed Jellyfin but couldn’t get my pc to see folders on the server, when trying to use my pc as the server for my content (only local viewing from my pc).

If I could work out how, I’d have switched.