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Hi, I'm not really sure how I would search for this online, so I'd appreciate some pointers.

I'm looking for ways to selfhost porn on my local network, so I can access it via different devices. I have the folloing things in mind, but these are not neccesarily hard requirements:

  • Webinterface: For compatibility with most devices, without requiring a special client software
  • Running on Synology NAS / Docker
  • Support for Pictures, Videos, Gifs
  • Presented as page-less scroll wall (similar to scrolller.com)
  • Content should be filterable by tags, instead of displaying static folders/albums/type
    • Complex filters would be nice, e.g. (tag1 & tag2) | (tag3 & tag4)
    • Option to tag content on-the-go from the client side would make things easier

As far as I know, most gallery utilities don't support the last top point. That's something that mostly makes sense for porn only (why would I want do do this for my holiday pictures instead of chronological?), so that's why I'm specifically asking for that.

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[–] sunbeam60@lemmy.one 2 points 1 year ago

One thing I forgot to mention is that once the video is converted to transmit format in PhotoPrism it stays in the cache and plays immediately. So you’ll just ending up eating HD space, which may be acceptable.

Plex offers personal tags on media IIRC. I don’t use it though (tags, plex I do)