

I’m happy with the stock, but they do at least make it easy to swap firmware.
Queer technomancer out of Michigan. 32 she/her
I’m happy with the stock, but they do at least make it easy to swap firmware.
For router recommendations, I’d go with a Gl-inet router. they run OpenWRT out of box and smacked the hell out of my previous Netgear gaming router in both wireless range and stability, especially on 5GHz. I have the Flint 2 right now and I believe they just released the Flint 3 but the one I have is more than enough for my home network.
for Jellyfin specifically, get yourself a cheap x86_64 PC and cheap or used graphics card. (or a cpu with integrated graphics)
for example, my jellyfin is running on an AMD FX-6xxx processor and a GTX 670 just fine.
the raspberry pi will work for Jellyfin as long as you don’t have any transcoding to do, but the minute you need transcoding you’ll need a GPU or good encoder/decoder chip.
I use Bazarr alongside sonarr and radarr and it works pretty darn well