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Emby Jellyfin Same Server. But the jellyfin installed still said 8096 is used by some other service. If you want to change it, follow these steps: I have 5 jellyfin instances running on my server, my production instance directly on ubuntu on port 8096 and 4 docker containers for. Close emby, and start jellyfin. My plan was to change the port number as it installed jellyfin, but sadly it autoed (i must have selected the wrong option when installing). I tried to install jellyfin alongside emby as i wanted to compare the two. I changed emby's port to 8097 and emby works in the new port. Not sure what the problem was. I just made a backup of emby files, then purged emby from server. In jellyfin, go to the menu, and go to the admin dashboard. Jellyfin and emby are both media server software, but they differ in their approach. Installed emby in docker container. I dragged the jellyfin file into the applications folders as it said to do.

In jellyfin, go to the menu, and go to the admin dashboard. Jellyfin and emby are both media server software, but they differ in their approach. I tried to install jellyfin alongside emby as i wanted to compare the two. Installed emby in docker container. I have 5 jellyfin instances running on my server, my production instance directly on ubuntu on port 8096 and 4 docker containers for. I changed emby's port to 8097 and emby works in the new port. Not sure what the problem was. I dragged the jellyfin file into the applications folders as it said to do. But the jellyfin installed still said 8096 is used by some other service. My plan was to change the port number as it installed jellyfin, but sadly it autoed (i must have selected the wrong option when installing).

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Emby Jellyfin Same Server Close emby, and start jellyfin. In jellyfin, go to the menu, and go to the admin dashboard. Close emby, and start jellyfin. I dragged the jellyfin file into the applications folders as it said to do. If you want to change it, follow these steps: I have 5 jellyfin instances running on my server, my production instance directly on ubuntu on port 8096 and 4 docker containers for. I just made a backup of emby files, then purged emby from server. I changed emby's port to 8097 and emby works in the new port. But the jellyfin installed still said 8096 is used by some other service. I tried to install jellyfin alongside emby as i wanted to compare the two. My plan was to change the port number as it installed jellyfin, but sadly it autoed (i must have selected the wrong option when installing). Jellyfin and emby are both media server software, but they differ in their approach. Not sure what the problem was. Installed emby in docker container.