Thanks for saying this. I saw the headline and thought something similar.

See my comment above, it could be a browser issue?

I found that this was a problem for me too. It ended up being a codec or container format (maybe MKV container?) that was not supported in my browser (Firefox). I dug into it and realised that the latest version of FF which I could get if I used the Mozilla repository, completely solved the problem.

Ditched this crapware for Jellyfin several years ago. Glad I did. It’s been great.

On android at least, yes there is a duck duck go browser.

The beautiful clean coal.

One of the frustrating things with buying local is that it’s hard to know what’s what. Some items have the made in Australia badge, but are owned by companies based in other countries.

It would be nice to have a differently coloured, but similar badge, which showed Australian made /and/ owned.