[amiga386]

That's a bold claim. Personally I'm very much liking Finamp (for Jellyfin), it's coming along nicely and it does a great job IMHO, especially its offline mode works robustly. Looking at the feature list of Plexamp, sure, it does have a few more niceties, but it doesn't look like Plexamp is free or open in any way, so I'm never going to run it.

[n0zmer]

That's great and all, but the quality difference is 100% there and there is absolutely nothing wrong with paying developers to make great software.

[diffeomorphism]

Great, so pay the jellyfin devs. The "free" means freedom not price and you are very much encouraged to pay for free software.

https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/selling.html

[colordrops]

Kind of a straw man. I keep seeing this comment, but haven't seen a single person say that there is something wrong with paying developers to make software.