Homelabs
Nerd out with self-hosted services and media on your spare computer!
@thumbsup.eth
I’ve been using this great app called Pocket for the past little while to manage my Seerr requests for my home servers. And I only recently realized it’s made by @m1guelpf
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@thumbsup.eth
Just downloaded all my audiobooks from Audible, converted them to M4B files, and moved them to my home server. Now they're available on Audiobookshelf.
Was easy enough to do with the help of the free and open-source app Libation
https://getlibation.com/
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@thumbsup.eth
Spotted on Reddit. Looks awesome. It's fully vibe coded so I'll be cautious but I may test it out at some point.
https://github.com/lklynet/aurral
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@thumbsup.eth
Strong recommendation: Prologue with Audiobookshelf (or Plex) for your audiobooks.
Basically perfect experience. Free, but with awesome quality-of-life features for a one-time fee for Premium. And if you want you can either buy Premium Family for up to 5 users up front, or upgrade for the difference in price.
Super user-centric. You love to see it.
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Since I’m on Audiobookshelf now, there’s a lot more client options. While I love Plappa, the UX for Prologue is more polished.
It’s free to use and all the quality of life stuff is locked behind a one-time-purchase of $8 or $18 for a family of 5. You love to see it.
https://prologue.audio/
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@thumbsup.eth
Switched from using Jellyfin for Audiobooks to using Audiobookshelf.
Still using Plappa for iPhone to access the files though.
The reason I switched is I realized Audiobookshelf has better support for chapters.
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@thumbsup.eth I’m moving my media over to jellyfin and will mostly serve it up to an appletv. Any tips or tweaks you recommend?
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@thumbsup.eth
This looks interesting. Relatively lightweight machine learning system for your music server (support for Jellyfin, Navidrome, LMS, and Lyrion.
Might have to test this out now that I’m all in on self-hosted streaming.
https://github.com/NeptuneHub/AudioMuse-AI
https://github.com/NeptuneHub/audiomuse-ai-plugin
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@thumbsup.eth
You really do have to pay close attention to what AI is doing when you let it modify your stack. I was getting it to style Glance widgets and it decided that it would be a lot easier to get the APIs from my ARR stack if it moved them all off of gluetun, and it took me a full day to notice…. 🤦♂️
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Ok the verdict is: this is a good set of bones for what could become amazing. Jellyfin playback combined with Sonarr and Radarr requesting, a Jellyseerr like media search, and live tv over IPTV from any country in the world?!!!
It’s at the very least a proof of concept for what apps like Infuse should work towards in terms of features. But it’s ugly as sin, to the point of being almost unusable. I’ll come back to it after a few necessary updates.
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Jellyfin app for AppleTV with support for media requests from the ARR stack 👀
Haven’t tested yet but will report back once I do!
https://github.com/ghobs91/mediora
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