G: Yes, it’s possible to connect an LG TV to Jellyfin on Linux. Here are the common ways to do it:

1. Using the LG TV WebOS App

• Check if your LG TV supports Jellyfin's official WebOS app. It may be available on newer LG TVs in the app store (LG Content Store).
• Install the Jellyfin app from the LG Content Store.
• Open the app, and it should prompt you to connect to your Jellyfin server. Enter the server's IP address and port (e.g., http://192.168.x.x:8096).

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2. Via DLNA

• Jellyfin has DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) support built-in.
• Enable DLNA in the Jellyfin server settings:
  1. Go to the Jellyfin web interface.
  2. Navigate to Dashboard > Networking > DLNA and turn it on.
• On your LG TV, open the Media Player app or navigate to the "Devices" section.
• Your Jellyfin server should appear as a DLNA source. You can browse and stream content directly from it.

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3. Using a Web Browser

• If your LG TV has a built-in web browser, you can access Jellyfin by:
  • Opening the TV browser.
  • Entering the server address (e.g., http://192.168.x.x:8096).
• This works, but the experience might not be as seamless as using the app.

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4. Casting with Chromecast

• If your LG TV supports Chromecast:
  1. Use the Jellyfin app on your phone or a browser that supports Chromecast.
  2. Select the content and cast it to your LG TV.

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5. Using a Streaming Device

• If none of the above works, you can connect a streaming device like a Fire TV Stick, Roku, or a similar device that supports Jellyfin apps.

Let me know if you hit a snag with any of these!