Need a #jellyfin and/or #plex alternative that isn't like #kodi going down the full llm horseshit route. I thought maybe DIM? But the github repo won't load the contributors page and that makes me not trust it. Any advice? #askfedi #selfhosting #mediaserver
@violet contributors not loading on any repo for me currently, maybe a GitHub deal
@violet Just out of curiosity: What is wrong with Jellyfin /Plex?
@chris42 Plex has been selling out too much for my tastes, Jellyfin has gone down the llm shithole with claudecode
@violet Ah I see. Just wanted to try Jellyfin, as I felt Kodi is not developing further... now probably will observe a bit more. Not knowing a good solution besides them, that really gives good feature and usability.
@chris42 Kodi also has claudecode contributions to the codebase unfortunately, i can point to this specific repo where they have it doing their code review https://github.com/xbmc/kodiai
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I see. Guess that AI usage will become standard in most OSS projects in the one or other way. So it will take time to see who uses it as a tool or who is mindlessly pushing things.
@chris42 @violet honestly you cant really compare Jellyfin / Emby / Plex to Kodi.
While the first three are fully featured Media Server Solution with proper multiuser, system specific client apps, transcoding support Kodi is "just" a highly extendable media player. It is already a pain there to hook it up to a SQL DB to share play count etc. to multiple devices.

Regarding the LLM garbage: honestly i think thats the way most projects will go, also because of the lack of contributors. As long as a human maintainer understands the code the LLM spits out i have personally no problem with it. The ecological impact is another story.
@violet @chris42 A.I. seems to be the answer for many open source contributors and maintainers who never got any help from their users. I think this is our own fault.
@violet For music, there’s @navidrome_releases, which is fantastic.
@endareth @navidrome_releases I'll have to take a look at contributors when GitHub isn't shitting itself (here's to 0 9s of uptime!)
@violet @navidrome_releases I’d be curious what you discover, I’ll admit to not looking to deeply (mostly due to just so few other good alternatives).