Tips, updates, and guides from the JellyWatch team.
The Intel N100 dominated budget Jellyfin servers. Now the N150 and upcoming successors push performance further. Compare specs, transcoding benchmarks, and find out if it is time to upgrade your media server.
Profilarr is a free, open-source platform that lets you build, test, and deploy quality profiles and custom formats across multiple Radarr and Sonarr instances. Link curated databases like Dictionarry or TRaSH Guides, test regex patterns and custom formats with a C# parser matching Arr logic, simulate profile scoring, then sync everything to your instances in one click. Includes automated upgrades, bulk rename, and scheduled jobs.
Hundreds of users hit database migration failures, library loading times of 30+ minutes, and broken Home Videos libraries after upgrading to Jellyfin 10.11. This is the full post-mortem - what went wrong, why, and how the team fixed it across six point releases.
Jellyfin 10.11.7 patches 4 security vulnerabilities rated extremely important. All users on versions prior to 10.11.7 should upgrade immediately. Details on the fixes and how to update safely.
The current stable version of Jellyfin is 10.11.5 as of March 2026. This article covers what changed in 10.11, which bugs were fixed in the point releases, what the new web UI looks like, and what is coming in the next major release (10.12 / 12.0).
Jellyfin 10.10 introduced Media Segments and faster Trickplay. Jellyfin 10.11 brought EF Core migration, built-in backups, and FFmpeg 7.1. This guide covers every major change and how to upgrade without losing data.
The Raspberry Pi 5 is a capable Jellyfin server for under $100 - but only for Direct Play. This guide covers OS installation, Docker or native setup, media mounting, performance optimization, realistic stream limits, and when to upgrade to an Intel N100 instead.
