3 months waiting for 4mb left, I contemplated trying to brute force that last bit

from what i can tell jellyfin normalises/dampens all the audio it plays through its official frontends, and i will admit normally it isnt as grainy as it was, but idk how it got messed up so badly when going to my client (official android app)

luckily from what i could tell it was only one-off, and i dont believe it would happen with a non-official viewer/listener cause it was most likely something during transcoding the cache

The jellyfin audio player is soo bad, I used it less than a week ago and the music was almost unrecognisable from playing it through copyparty

And why should I?

The safety... For what? So the surroundings are protected? Weak. Life is about taking risks, and I will NOT be shackled to conformity like so many others.

Run the commands and ignore all of the outputs

Nothing could go wrong :)

I didn't even realise my instance did this (I didn't do research)

But if this is it minimised, I don't want to see the full amount

I'm fine with anything in the realm of yyyymmdd or reversed, as long as it isn't the confusing format that is common in the USA