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I had a similar problem. For me it was because some of the videos were encoded with x265 which some client devices could not decode properly. Therefore the server had to decode them but it was not fast enough to do it.
I guess that is why on the Android device the videos are smooth, it can handle the decoding.
How did you solve it?
i had this problem. i fixed it with a faster machine. same os, same files. more cpu worked.
You mean a new sever or a new client?
yes!
server. it was choking on decoding
But I know of people running jellyfin on a raspberry, I have an old laptop but it's not that old... There'srno way to run it smoothly?
yeah, re-encode to a lighter encoding like 264. might be slightly larger, but less work for the cpu