It has been 9 years since I watched #ThePunisher series, and boy does it hurt like an emotional sledge hammer. I forgot what a raw and powerful two seasons those were (especially S01).
Jon's performance is one of a kind, a true face of the Punisher, by far.
Alright.... So, the busted Intel HW HDR-to-SDR Tonemapping in Plex for the last two months...
They ever gonna do something about that?
(Okay, maybe I'm partially to blame for this, since I noted it as seemingly being fixed at one point in the Plex Forum thread.. re-sending logs & info to the devs...)
Interesting, I didn't realise #plex had added historical data and charts to the dashboard.
You lot watched a *lot* of TV and movies over Christmas 😀
Self-Host Weekly (15 May 2026)
More #Linux vulnerabilities, software updates and launches, a spotlight on #SnapOtter -- a browser #photo editing tool, and more in this week's #selfhosted recap!
https://selfh.st/weekly/2026-05-15
#selfhost #selfhosted #opensource #foss #homelab #devops #sysadmin #fediverse #privacy #newsletter #smarthome #gitlab #plex #bambulab #jdownloader #immich
Real-Debrid’s Renewed Piracy Crackdown Follows Corporate Restructuring
https://torrentfreak.com/real-debrids-renewed-piracy-crackdown-follows-corporate-restructuring/
@lenzgr You know what weirdly follows this pattern? #JellyFin. I tried to get off #selfhosted #plex and run a self-hosted JellyFin server. Not only can you not organize your media, they are actively hostile to the concept.
I have hundreds of films and thousands of home movie files I have accumulated over 20+ years. All arranged in a directory hierarchy by my own preference. In Plex, I choose “Library” view, make that the default, and never look at their stupid suggestions again. JellyFin literally cannot do this. And if you ask on the forums (I didn’t bother because dozens already have asked and been answered), they just say that’s not how it’s done. There’s no workaround and no backlog item. Please feel free to pound sand.
You dump everything into whatever, and the app surfaces them in whatever predetermined organization you select. Genre (according to some db somewhere), year, recently added, alphabetical. Anything except my way.
I fought it for a few months. I even paid $2.99/mo for an appletv app that was a better client than the native client. Everything ignored my structure and imposed its own on me.
So this mentality of the-system-knows-best has infected even some otherwise good open source tools.
Which are the bigger broken-brain power-trippers...
Reddit mods or TVDB/TMDB mods?
That movie title hurts my soul (and it completely short-circuits Radarr).
I have just released my first Windows app 🥳
It helps you organize your media library by bringing your file names into the format used by Jellyfin, Kodi, Plex etc. with the help of TheMovieDB and MediaInfo.
It's currently unlisted, so can only accessed via this link. It's free. If you have any feedback or encounter any issues, let me know :)
https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/9P4ML9BHBQXZ?cid=DevShareMCLPCS
Movie Renamer organizes your movie collection into the clean, Jellyfin-friendly layout — without ever touching a file you didn't approve. Requires .NET Desktop Runtime. Will prompt to install if not present. Point it at your library, and Movie Renamer recursively scans every video, parses the filename for title, year, and edition hints, then probes the file with MediaInfo for resolution, dynamic range (Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG), codec, and 3D layout. It searches TMDB for the official movie title, and a live preview shows exactly what each file and folder will be renamed to — before anything changes on disk. * Output format `Movie Title (Year) - Edition Resolution Dynamic-Range Codec 3D 3D-Format.ext` inside `Movie Title (Year)\` Examples: - `Night of the Living Dead (1968) - 4K DV.mkv` - `Metropolis (1927) - Extended 4K HDR x265.mkv` - `Nosferatu (1922) - 1080p x264.mkv` * Features - Recursive folder scan with extension whitelist - Smart filename parsing - MediaInfo probe: resolution, HDR and 3D formats - TheMovieDB search and match selection per file - Multi-language support - Edition Parsing: Director's Cut, Extended, Unrated, IMAX, Theatrical, and more - Support for multiple versions of the same movie - Filter for still-to-be-renamed movies - File name customization in Settings - Option to manually edit the suggested name - Dry-run preview: nothing moves until you hit Apply - Undo log: revert any change with one click - Dark Mode support - Keyboard-only control possible * Built for Jellyfin, works with Plex, Kodi etc. This app lets you easily and quickly convert your file names to conform to the official Jellyfin naming convention. It is also supported by Plex, Kodi and other media software. * Privacy Indexing runs locally on your machine. Only TMDB API calls for movie titles leave your PC.
Luka Manestar
Hadeur
eddy berthier
RxBrad
Gary 
Ethan Sholly
TorrentFreak RSS
Paco Hope
Melvin Gundlach