We have just released our 10.8.13 stable version. This release fixes two serious security vulnerabilities, which will be detailed in full in approximately 1-2 weeks. Please be advised to update your Jellyfin instances as soon as possible before these vulnerabilities are released publicly.
This year, DigitalOcean's Hacktoberfest is in it's 10th year. In previous years, we haven't made too much of it, but within our project, this is our most important year yet.
We'd like to call on you, the wider community, to help make Jellyfin better! We need contributors, fresh ideas and blood to help the project move past our current funk and into something more.
Will you join us?
We are pleased to announce that we have created a new forum for the Jellyfin community:
You can see the welcome message here and the forum rules here, or you can jump right to registering here, using either native forum registration or using an account from Discord, GitHub, Google, Reddit, StackExchange, or Twitter.
As part of this, we have also decided to close our Reddit community presence permanently. Please see the message there for details.
If you just want to get registered and start posting, this is all you need. But if you're interested in our motivations, choices, and technical implementation, please read on!
It has been a long while since the last update, but after an extended beta testing period with plenty of bug reports (thanks, by the way!) and subsequent fixes, we're excited to finally announce a new major update to the Jellyfin app for Android.
Version 2.5.0 again focuses on improvements to the integrated player, and brings various new features, many bug fixes and a lot of technical maintenance and rewrites.
Read on to learn more!
We are excited to announce the release of Jellyfin 1.6.4 for Roku! With so many new featues and bug fixes, you'll wonder how we crammed it all into one release. Keep reading to learn more.
- 1hitsong
280 commits, +28000 lines added, +43000 lines removed since November 2022: The results of the biggest refactor we ever tackled and an ecosystem upgrade we've been looking forward since we started working on this client on 2020.
We are excited to announce the release of Jellyfin 1.6.3 for Roku! The primary goal of this release is resolving bugs & issues, but we still managed to add some new items too. Keep reading to learn more.
- 1hitsong
As of today, Swiftfin, our native iOS/iPadOS/tvOS app is now on the Apple App Store. While this is still a work in progress, you can download it today and enjoy your media (including Live TV!) on the big (or small) screen.
- Anthony
I'm excited to announce the third and final release of 2022 for the Android TV app. While this release mostly includes internal changes, there are still a few new features to highlight. Keep reading to learn more about what's new.
- Niels
Welcome to the new Jellyfin website!
After a lot of work from Bill and others, we're pleased to release our new website.
This new site has a couple key features to help make maintenance and finding information easier.
- Joshua
Under the new jellyfin.org repository, we've integrated what used to be 3 repositories into one: jellyfin-blog, jellyfin-docs, and jellyfin.github.io. These old repositories will be archived soon to ensure changes are made to the correct location.
This will help a lot on our side with organizing our various pieces of website infrastructure, and hopefully make it easiers for contributors to jump in and contribute documentation.
Navigation has been improved throughout the site, and hopefully this makes it far easier to find the information you're looking for when you need it.
The clients page has been drastically improved in order to compact the layout and allow us to showcase many more clients. Similar changes have also been made to the main downloads page to help make what to select even clearer. Several other pages have also gone through various tweaks, including an expanded about page.
The new website is built with Docusaurus, which helps improve the building of the website including the documentation.
We still have a few sections of the docs, like the API documentation, to move, but wanted to ensure we got the site out quickly. The old website will still be available at https://old.jellyfin.org just in case anything there is required in the short term.