Module: Requests & Media Servers Activity type: Quiz / retrieval practice Target: ≥80% Objective: Describe the roles of Jellyfin configuration, cache, metadata, and media storage
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Why does the Jellyfin wizard use /media/Movies rather than /opt/lab-classroom/class58/media/Movies?
Which class58 directory contains the most important Jellyfin application state?
Why is the media bind mount declared read-only?
What naming information most helps distinguish two movies with the same title?
What filename notation identifies season 2, episode 4 of an episodic series?
What is the difference between direct play and transcoding?
Why should home videos normally use a separate library from commercial movies?
Which data is generally more practical to regenerate: the cache or the original media?
Why is port 8096 bound to 127.0.0.1 in this lab?
What should be checked first when the container repeatedly exits during startup?
In plain words: Loopback talks only to this computer. Ping 127.0.0.1 to check the local IP stack.
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