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Netflix is planning to raise prices… again
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this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2023
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Worth checking out Jellyfin as well
I MUCH prefer Jellyfin to Plex. Jellyfin seems to have active development whereas Plex is more interested in adding in a ton of "features" (aka garbage) that I never ever wanted and continues to leave YEARS old bugs out in the wild. I think it won't be long until Plex enshittifies itself to death. They clearly have a financial situation that is not aligned with its users.
I think it depends on what client devices you have. Last time I checked, some content (like HDR) won't play on Apple TV via Jellyfin unless you spring for a relatively expensive paid client (like Infuse). The open source client won't work.
$1/month or $10 year. I’d say that’s relatively cheap as far as paid media apps go but certainly more expensive than free.
I'm only interested in one-time purchases, so I just saw the $75 and decided it was too expensive. It's also just a hurdle to get over. Right now, my Apple account doesn't even have a payment method associated with it, because I generally just use free / FOSS apps.