#Emby client for pc install
If you are on Fedora or CentOS, first install the epel repo: yum install epel-release Sudo apt-get install mono-runtime mediainfo libsqlite3-dev imagemagick-6.q8 libmagickwand-6.q8-2 libmagickcore-6.q8-2 Sudo sh -c "echo 'deb /' > /etc/apt//emby-server.list" If you are running Ubuntu 14.04, then run the following commands in the terminal: wget -qO - | sudo apt-key add. There are different instructions for different distros. Officially, it supports Arch Linux (my favorite distro), CentOS, Debian (runs on my server), Docker, Fedora, and Ubuntu, but you can always install it on any distro of your choice, manually. I gave Emby a try because of its open source base, and because it’s good to have choices. I tried Emby not because I wanted to switch away from Plex or because I was looking for an alternative I love Plex, it serves me well. According to the website, the Emby server automatically converts and streams your media on the fly to play on any device. Recently, however, I came across an open source media server that looks quite promising it’s called Emby. I have been using Plex Media Server so far and it’s extremely powerful. Although ownCloud takes care of my cloud needs, there are other fully or partially open source solutions that take care of my streaming needs. What if you could get the best of both worlds? What if you get to “own” this cloud? That’s what I do. On the flip side, the biggest disadvantage is that we lose control or ownership of our data.
The biggest advantage is that we can access our data anywhere, anytime from any device. This trend of course has its own advantages and disadvantages. We live in an age where everything is moving to cloud.
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