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I havent had any issues with Plex so far, so I continue to use it. Ive definitely looked into jellyfin and it doesnt seem painful to swap over, but at the moment there hasnt been a compelling reason to make the switch.
I put media in my folder, plex scans it by the time I sit on my couch, I click button, show plays. No issues to speak of so far.
I generally have issues with subtitles. Sometimes they don't work out are out of sync, etc.
Ah interesting, I havent had such an issue yet, or at least not to a degree I notice it egregiously.
Try different subtitle files, usually if the first one is off, the second or third will sync up properly