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I moved my media server's transcoding to RAM, and buffering on remote streams disappeared

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I moved my media server's transcoding to RAM, and buffering on remote streams disappeared
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Running your own media server is all fun and games until you try streaming something outside your home network and it starts buffering. I've been using Jellyfin on my NAS for a while now, and while local playback works without issues, remote streaming hasn't always been reliable. It was particularly frustrating because my NAS could handle transcoding, yet I would still run into buffering during playback.

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