Media

Offshore Jellyfin Media Server

Stream the library you already own to any device, from a server you control. No subscription, no paywalled features, and nobody profiling what you watch.

Streaming services remove titles you were watching, change the price, and log every minute you spend. Jellyfin turns your own collection into your own streaming service: the files you already own, on your server, playable on any device, with no telemetry about your viewing.

What you get

  • Movies, TV, music and photos, streamed to phones, TVs, browsers and consoles
  • No paywalls: it is free software with no premium tier
  • No profiling of what you watch, because nobody else is in the loop
  • Offshore, no KYC, crypto billing

Get it running

Size for the library and the transcoding

Disk is the obvious constraint, and CPU is the quiet one: transcoding on the fly is demanding without a GPU. Give it a VPS with real cores, or keep your files in formats your devices play directly.

Install it in one click

Install Jellyfin from the catalog with a hostname such as tv.example.com. HTTPS is issued automatically. See how one-click installs work.

Complete the setup and add your library

Finish the first-run setup with a strong admin password straight away, then place your files under the media directory on the VPS and let it scan.

Connect your devices

Install a Jellyfin client on the devices you use, point it at your hostname, and your library is available wherever you are.

Finish the setup before anyone else finds it

A media server sitting on a fresh install with the setup wizard open is an invitation. Complete it immediately, set a strong admin password, and only then share the address with the people who should have it.

This is for a library you have the right to stream

Jellyfin is for your own collection: discs you ripped, files you bought, recordings and material you created. Running it offshore means your viewing is not logged by a streaming company, not that redistributing other people’s copyrighted work becomes acceptable. Publicly sharing content you do not have the rights to is outside our acceptable use policy.

Keep it private to your household

There is rarely a reason for a personal library to be reachable by the whole internet. Restrict who can log in, keep registration closed, and consider a Tor address instead of a public hostname. See how to publish a Tor .onion site.

Start now

Spin up an offshore VPS and install Jellyfin from the catalog, or read the documentation.

Ready to build privacy-first?

No KYC, no email required, crypto payment. Deploy an offshore server in minutes, or do it all by chat with the Impreza agent.