Jellyfin and jellyseerr the ultimate guide

[@plebius]

Clicked to see whar jellyseer is. Nice video, have jellyfin running on my windows machine (no virtualization.) Works flawlessly, recommend it to everyone.

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. Yes Jellyseer is a cool way for people you share you jellyfin with to request content. Glad you liked the video and thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@Greaterbarr]

A comprehensive and understandable guide to someone who has rudimentary skills and knowledge

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for your kind comments and for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@ivancho5854]

Wow, this is a stunningly good guide. I'm just starting to dip my toes in the self hosted streaming so I'll definitely check out the other content on your channel. Subscribed. Thanks. 👍

[@KLTechVideos]

Thanks for watching and your kind comments. Glad the video helped. Welcome onboard 🖖

[@lexshizumdot2115]

Thank you so much for your video.

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching and your kind comments. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@harshilsaxenaa]

This is best guide out here. Not better than this. Great work.

[@KLTechVideos]

Thanks for your kind comments. I'm so glad this helped you. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard🖖

[@monroemann]

Keep up the great work!

[@KLTechVideos]

Thank you for the kind comments 🙏

[@monroemann]

@@KLTechVideos Just the truth! You seem to have found a good audience!

[@michaelcooper5490]

You did a great job on this video; Thank you. Where did you get he desktop background? That is awesome.

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. The desktop background was found in the application Razer Axon the wallpaper app for Razer laptops. I think anyone can download it though. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@sask350z]

do you have to open ports/port forward on your router for ngix to acces things like radarr sonarr etc outside of your home

[@KLTechVideos]

Never ever open ports on your router for the arrs apps like Sonarr or radarr. What you want is some sort of VPN to connect back home and access them on your local network. Those types of applications and never optimized for security and can easily be brute forced. If you watch my episode 2 video it shows you how to use internal domains which you can use outside of your home via VPN. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJyQqmWti9CMasUsi=_I4jwgK42TwomZQz

[@sask350z]

@KLTechVideos I will probably do a reverse proxy for all of them be better then having open ports

[@zeljko2874]

Just keep it up. Great video.

[@KLTechVideos]

Thanks for watching and your positive comments. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I certainly will try to keep the good work coming. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@MatthewBailey13]

For the Windows setup, are you using Windows 11? Will a standard Windows 11 install allow for out-of-home access or would you need a Windows Server version for remote access? Thanks!

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching, yes a standard home edition of windows is fine to use with docker and wsl as it's backend while setting up docker. Don't forget to like and subscribe 🖖

[@rhys4373]

Thank you, Awesome vid +sub :)

[@KLTechVideos]

Thank you very much for watching and subscribing. I'm glad the video helped you. 🖖

[@gavin2678]

great info mate thanks, but do i have to use docker for nginx and other bit cant i jusst use windows thanks angain

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey you can definitely just install Nginx on windows. That's a great idea for a video. Its on the list. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@bradhazeldine3240]

thanks for the guide how do people access jellyseer from their phone just use the same link as acessing jellyfin but different port number?

[@bradhazeldine3240]

is there any way to take my watched list on trakt and convert it to a rss downloader feed?

[@bradhazeldine3240]

how do i change my folder or add a new one on radarr and sonarr its killing my c drive

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. It depends on if you want to access this only inside your network or when your away from your network. If you want to use it on your phone inside the network (Usually when your at home or on vpn) you can use the same ip address and port number the computer jellyfin is installed so for me this would be 192.168.1.2:8096 but if you want to access your jellyfin outside your network maybe sharing it with others or not on vpn you could setup a reverse proxy. I have a couple videos you might want to look at such as Nginx Proxy Manager kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIbUoXypg7VqgNU&t. Don't forget to like and subscribe 🖖 and we also have a discord channel now if you need support or help later on! discord.gg/P6wWFP73gX

[@KLTechVideos]

You could connect trakt up with the arrs apps such as sonarr and radarr and then they connect up with your downloaders like torrent downloaders or usenet... The arrs apps video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZzCfqp7Zb9meac Usenet video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZzCfqp7Zb9meac

[@KLTechVideos]

If your running the arrs apps in docker first add a new volume in the docker compose file like - D:\Movies:/data/movies2 then add the new internal container folder /data/movies2 to your library. checkout my arrs apps video for more information - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZzCfqp7Zb9meac

[@armstrongskyview2810]

Intresting video, would you please be able to do one on truenas. Show creating the main pool then setting up jellyfin.

[@KLTechVideos]

It's certainly now on the list. Thanks for watching and your comments. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@umran89]

quick doubt, when you were setting up the reverse proxy, i believe you set it up in internal network right? Then why did you allow remote access? Is this secure way to do it? As I have always read that using a VPN to local network is better option

[@KLTechVideos]

Depends on your situation mine was for demonstration purposes. But good catch! 😂 Yes using a VPN is one of the best methods to keep services secure without exposing them. But if you do want to share it with people like friends you also might not want those friends having your network access as well via your VPN. So you can expose via a reverse proxy. I set internal as wanted to reverse proxy without allowing outside access. Bearing in mind I had so setup some allowed ip addresses in the access list for the internal access but I'm going off topic now. Ultimately whatever suits your needs. Thanks for watching and your comments. Don't forget to like and subscribe 🖖 welcome onboard 👍 I

[@DamonYolo]

Thank you so much for another fantastic video! I've been looking forward to this guide. Your explanation on running Jellyfin on Docker was just what I needed. I was having trouble pointing Jellyfin to my media, but your video made it so clear and easy to follow! Could you please teach us how to set up Audiobookshelf and Kavita on Docker? It would also be great if you could show us how to troubleshoot when ARR apps like Lidarr and Readarr don't detect music or ebooks. Specifically, I need help ensuring these apps can access content on other drives outside the container folder. I tried following the TRaSH guides but couldn't get it to work. Understanding how Docker handles external folders would be really helpful. Thank you again! I love your videos-they're the easiest to understand and follow!

[@chocolatezt]

Isn't setting up audiobookshelf and kavita pretty much the same as this? take the compose file, set the volumes, done? I get why one would look into specific configuration, but the basic setup is pretty well explained in the docs and pretty much copy paste.

[@KLTechVideos]

A lot of people prefer a walk through guide not only for the setup aspect but also the demonstration of the software. A well rounded demonstration can save time if it turns out not to be what your after.

[@KLTechVideos]

I certainly can. Now on the list. Thanks for watching. If you haven't already don't forget to like and subscribe.

[@DamonYolo]

@@KLTechVideos Thank you so much! Instant subbed from the very first video I found from you! Thank you so much for making it less scary to learn about home media servers!

[@DamonYolo]

@@KLTechVideos 100% this. It really helps to follow you along! Your walkthroughs really help me understand and make sense of Docker!

[@raymondzamora8344]

I love it finally a good guide, but I have a question, I can’t finde the video where you show the way you get the content

[@KLTechVideos]

I don't provide a video on how to acquire content per se. But you could check out my Usenet guide kzbin.info/www/bejne/anqqfHljgMSFncUsi=i6INqcfvxUNm5XQg and also my arrs apps guide kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZzCfqp7Zb9meacsi=A28Y8P3Lc0XdQxhG which will lead you were you want to go 🖖

[@TheWild_]

Does anyone knows a way for indexers (prowlarr ,sonarr, radarr, etc) to grab the ones with the highest seeders? because i'm getting torrents with like 1 or 2 seeders and it's taking over 3 days to download just one single movie. And also would there be any way yo say just get one language? because i'm getting movies in like 20diferrent languages and one 2hr movie weighs like 80GB in 1080p because of all the other languages. Thanks in advance.

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. I'm definitely planning a video on how to get the best configurations. Right now a leading publication on this is called trash guides for the arrs apps a Google search will get you their. What your after is pretty straightforward. In prowlarr click on an indexer and then edit. You can specify the minimum amount of seeders amongst other settings. You can also go into Sonarr and radarr settings and set profiles and custom formats for size and language. Have you also considered usenet? It's a faster more secure higher quality content downloading method for things like this. I have a video about it here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/anqqfHljgMSFncUsi=jmaFl3Evl-rdriD1 I also have a video on setting up the arrs (Sonarr ect...) here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZzCfqp7Zb9meacsi=-p3u6ExHR-Sms97I don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@gjkrisa]

what video is your usenet guide in?

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching the link is kzbin.info/www/bejne/anqqfHljgMSFncU don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@vignesht8117]

Can u please upload radarr,trash guides and custom formats with jellyseerr😊.

[@KLTechVideos]

certainly on the ever growing list of requests 🤣🖖

[@mp00700]

I’m using Linux and I reinstalled my Jellyfin now it doesn’t auto start when I restart my computer. I have to type Jellyfin in the terminal to restart it. There a terminal command to auto start jellyfin but I’m apparently not entering the right online keyword search to find it. Great video really appreciate all the little minor details!

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. Your not running anything else similar are you like emby on the same system which might impact the startup? If not run these commands after each other sudo systemctl start jellyfin sudo systemctl enable jellyfin This tells the system to start jellyfin and the second command tells it to start it at every boot. You can also run this command to see the current status and any errors... sudo systemctl status jellyfin

[@richardbulmer8269]

im looking for something that can stream music from my pc to my phones whilst im at work. will this do that, or do i need something else?

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. Yes! Not only will it do exactly what your after but if you pair it with the symfonium app it will look like your own version of KZbin music/Spotify 👍 Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@richardbulmer8269]

@@KLTechVideos thanks for that Bud, and thanks for quick response

[@richardbulmer8269]

am i missing something. I cant figure out how to play this over internet at work with symfonium

[@KLTechVideos]

So first you'll need to point a domain at your routers public IP address, port forward 443 and use a reverse proxy like Nginx proxy manager. I've done a video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIbUoXypg7VqgNUsi=uVv2jlpA4YoALgZu . Alternatively if it's just you using it you could also setup something like a VPN such as wireguard or Nord mesnet which I'm doing videos on soon.

[@B_r_u_c_e]

Thank you.

[@KLTechVideos]

Hey thanks for watching. Glad this helped. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@stevensonenator]

Hmm I have ben using Plex for years, what is your opinion between Plex , Emby and Jellyfin? I know its probably subjective and i do pay for Plex so just curious if I should give it a whirl lol. Thanks for video!

[@KLTechVideos]

Ultimately your correct it's personal preference. My main media server is Emby and I pay for premier. I might do a video on the differences so thanks for the idea 💡 jellyfin was basically the original emby. Some of the Devs didn't want to paywall features so created jellyfin. That said emby in some areas has progressed a lot faster and has some more advanced features and plugins as a result of the paid features. Never used Plex but would to research for a video.

[@stevensonenator]

@@KLTechVideos Great idea lol pros and cons of each app!

[@6356neko]

I was a plex user for years but they updated the interface which I found to be cluttered and messy plus it ruined half my media so I needed to redo my back ups (was a simple libreelec server) so went to jellyfin have not had an issue since

[@parshathy6317]

will there ever be an easy version of jellyseerr to install on windows directly and not have to use docker?

[@KLTechVideos]

No idea that's down to the dev. However if you follow my video you'll have it running in no time on docker. Is their any reason you don't want to use docker? It considered more secure as it's isolated in its own container. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@parshathy6317]

@@KLTechVideos just because I never used it before and im not very techie, I finally was able to do it, but took me 4 hours, I wasnt able to find where to put the compose because it looked diferent on my pc, I found it and it was easy lol

[@HotActionKop]

are you from Cardiff or Newport ?

[@KLTechVideos]

Cardiff 😂 well spotted 🖖 don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard 🖖

[@HotActionKop]

Will do.... Thought as much, me too haha

[@djaferTopolec]

Good day please a tutorial for android tv please

[@KLTechVideos]

Hi Thanks for watching and your comments. Could you advise what type of tutorial? Do you mean how to download and watch jellyfin on android tv or setup the server on android tv box? Don't forget to like and subscribe and welcome onboard.