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RockRobotRock ◴[] No.33579414[source]
Emby has a native Samsung Tizen app and Jellyfin doesn't. That's a bit of a dealbreaker for me.
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1. codewench ◴[] No.33579475[source]
Jellyfin doesn't have an official native app, but there's a quasi-official version [1] you can run. That said, it does require putting the TV into dev mode so you can sideload the app.

I've been running it for a while now and it's actually pretty good, I haven't had any major issues except one freeze when searching, but I'm pretty sure that was the fault of the raspberry pi running jellyfin

[1] https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen

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2. RockRobotRock ◴[] No.33579675[source]
Yeah this is rough. Not the kind of thing you can easily do on a relative's TV. I would rather buy them a Roku/Chromecast at that point.
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3. ReptileMan ◴[] No.33580620[source]
There are docker builds which are trivial to run from your laptop.

It requires some terminal stuff, but only for installation.

https://github.com/e7d/docker-jellyfin-for-tizen-installer