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Jellyfin

Jellyfin

Free software media server backend for streaming video, music, and photos.

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Homebrew analytics installs: 759 installs (2026) to 1,348 installs (2026)

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About Jellyfin

Jellyfin is a free software media server that enables developers and users to collect, manage, and stream video, music, photos, books, and live television from a personal server to any connected device. The system supports browsing and organizing content with automatic sorting features, and includes remote synchronization capabilities for shared viewing experiences. Multiple official and third-party clients are available across web, desktop, mobile, and streaming platforms.

Jellyfin is developed by the jellyfin project and built by volunteers. The software is licensed under GPL 2.0, allowing users to run, study, modify, and distribute it freely. The server and official clients are available to download at no cost, with no fees for personal, group, or commercial use. The project is written in C# and relies on community contributions to support its ongoing development.

Developer
jellyfin
GitHub
License
GPL 2.0
GitHub
Language
C#
GitHub
Latest release
12.4, 26 October 2026
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GitHub stars
58.8k
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Repository since
December 2018
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Checked 1 November 2026.

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