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The docs have your answers

https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/administration/hardware-acceleration/nvidia/#configure-with-linux-virtualization

The only thing I would change is your backup drive. Linux can write to NTFS without issues. You'd be better off with 2 TB instead of 2x1TB.

I would get rid of all the HDDs for games as they are too slow. Verifying files under steam or other clients is so slow compared to SSDs. (If you can afford it of course, otherwise it's fine)

There isn't anything else wrong per-se. Except for still having windows installed 🤣. Proton (wine) via steam or lutris, solves 99% of all issues with running games on linux. (except for Anti-Cheat games like valorant).

Turns out it's ASS. It forces transcoding.

Turns out it's the subtitles. As I watch a lot of anime it's either good subtitles and transcode, or bad subtitles and direct. As the extra styling is not covered by the application

It's true I could change it to external player but then you lose half the features...

. . . Omg I hope that's not it... I'll feel like a fool if that's the case!

If the jellyfin android app didn't encode the files and just served them like the web UI that would be utterly amazing.

I can play the file via VLC with hardware decoding, jellyfin should be able to do the same.

When I get up at 5/6am, I bed to differ.

OpenNIC is my favourite, community run, lots of servers have no logs

You had me until:

and i know because when i have my computer encrypted properly

Nice meme

That is my #1 concern for all bikes... working brakes!

If readarr doesn't work then lazy librarian might not be better.

If you don't mind torrents checkout MyAnonaMouse (MAM). It is the place for ebooks and will integrate with your current set-up with no issues.

Readarr>MAM>qbit>readarr pushes to calibre> etc