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Recommendations for Blu-Ray and DVD combined player
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2025
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To be honest, I'd get a Blu-ray drive for a computer, rip the discs, and use Jellyfin (or Plex, Emby, etc) to host them. Way more flexible since you can watch them from any device in your house, or on a phone/tablet/Chromecast when you're not at home (assuming you have a good enough upload speed).
You don't need a dedicated home server; you can just run Jellyfin or Plex on any Windows, Linux, MacOS or FreeBSD PC, as long as it's turned on when you want to watch something.