You can create accounts for Jellyfin that allows people to log in. However, the way you serve it to them is your responsibility. In my case, I set up my system with DDNS to work off a personal domain that anyone can connect to with the correct credentials. It’s a bit more work to set up, but I like it better in the long run.
I prefer Jellyfin over Plex. Plex has become too bloated. Jellyfin is free, open-source, and well maintained. I have it running on Docker on my NAS, feeding multiple devices, accessible on every platform I use, and it hasn’t failed me. I was a lifetime subscriber of Plex before I made the switch, and haven’t looked back.
LTT did a great video about Jellyfin. Keep in mind that this video is 5 months old, and they have had updates since.
Definitely Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast
Update: They weren’t able to renew the domain. They still own it, but they are using makemkv.info for the time being. Seems to be the forums only, for now.
https://forum.makemkv.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=31225&sid=7e23b8e9c85e5d8a63df48c55b7dbb86
I’d like to know, as well. It was working yesterday. I had just reinstalled Windows and downloaded MakeMKV. However, it was unable to download the HK and SDF files needed for decrypting, so I’m unable to use MakeMKV. Others were having the same problem on the forums, I went to check to see if there were any updates, and the whol thing is currently gone.
My wife and I were just mentioning the other day how we can have video chats with family half way around the world, for free. When we were kids making a long distance call to someone a few counties away was a big deal and we didn’t talk long because it would cost too much. Wild stuff.