MediaggDocumentation
How to use Mediagg — getting started, your library, media servers, playback and settings.
Mediagg plays music, podcasts and video from three places at once: files on your device, your own media server, and anything on the open web that has an address. One library, one player, one queue.
These pages cover what each part of the app is for. If you are opening Mediagg for the first time, start with Getting started and come back here when you want the detail.
Getting startedWhat Mediagg plays, the three ways to put something in it, and finding your way around.SubscriptionsPodcasts, station playlists and everything else you follow, and the ways to add them.Your libraryThe Library hub, the seven sections under it, and what lives in each.Media serversSigning in to Jellyfin, Subsonic, Plex, Emby or Audiobookshelf, and browsing what is on them.Mediagg Arr StackA home media server on your Mac or Linux computer, set up for you, and handed to Mediagg with one code.PlaybackThe player, the queue, video, and sending what is playing to another device.Downloads and storageKeeping episodes on the device, fetching them automatically, and making room again.SettingsAppearance, the tabs along the bottom, synchronisation, backup, what gets scanned and supporting the app.Problems and first aidWhat to try when something will not play, refresh, download or sign in.