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Jellyfin 12.0 released

jzb LWN.net 2026-09-08 21:20 7 views

Version 12 of the Jellyfin media-management system has been released. Notable changes include database performance improvements, an upgrade to FFmpeg 8.1 for media transcoding, as well as better handling of book and comic media. See the release notes for the web client and server for a full list of changes.

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