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I used Plex for years.
As soon as I tried Jellyfin with a limited section of my library I was immediately finished with Plex.
You owe it to yourself to try jellyfin. It's amazing.
Plex just started requiring a login to my local server. I don't have a plex account, no reason to get one, I only stream locally. Sounds like Jellyfin is the way to go!
Interesting that I find number 3 different for me. I have a very heterogeneous library and I find plex better at choosing when to transcode and what quality to transcode.