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@douglasparker said in Good start:

Jellyfin developers refuse to take money. While I appreciate them wanting to offer something truly free, it really makes me feel like it will always be on a volunteer basis.

This can be be such a touchy subject. There is nobility in building something great and giving it away for free, but it comes with some really big trade-offs. People have bills to pay and family to feed, and skilled developers will have to choose between working for free, or working for high paying tech companies. It's difficult to attract talent on open source projects. I've seen Jellyfin's "A Call for Developers" post and it highlights the difficulty of the situation.

@douglasparker said in Good start:

I've also seen pull requests for requested features get closed because they want to do things themselves rather than work with the original dev to get it up to their standards. For example skip intro.

:/

@douglasparker said in Good start:

The biggest problem is none of them besides Plex offer Watch Together.

I think I have some really great ideas for how remote watching should work. I don't want to over promise anything here but I'm really excited about this.

@douglasparker said in Good start:

I think Cardinal Apps have a very good chance of doing extremely well in the market. Paid plans is important so Cardinal can be worked on full time.

Thanks. I'm looking forward to growing things organically.

I just installed your Home server to CasaOS, it was a nice colaboration if you can talk with the CasaOS guys to integrate your home server in their default aplication database, the app looks so nice and im happy to see more function in next updates, if i can help with any just ask me, maybe translations or other stuff, keep up de good work and thanks for sharing us your software with community for free! >:D< hugs from Romania

I'm thinking some time in the summer for the initial Music app.

Hey there, Cardinal won't modify your EXIF data or your files in any way. The errors you see happen when the indexing service runs into something unexpected when reading, not writing, EXIF data.

Are you seeing that error for every photo, or just a few?

I'm still working through the edge cases that can come up when indexing photos. For these photos, if you are willing to post one here or send me one in private, then I'll fix whatever bit of EXIF parsing is causing that error.

If not, no worries I have a few files of my own giving me issues and an upcoming update might fix it for you.

Awesome, this sounds great!

There is a new status app at status.cardinalapps.io