MediaggAndroid phone and tablet
AvailableEvery kind of server, podcasts, downloads for when there is no connection, casting to Chromecast and DLNA.
Get Mediagg
Where Mediagg runs.
The app on Android phones, Android TV and the Mac, the same app in your browser, and Mediagg Server if you want a server of your own.
Android TV
AvailableThe same Google Play listing as the phone. On the TV, find Mediagg in Google Play, or pick the TV from Google Play on the web. Set it up with Add from phone.
Mac
AvailableEvery film as it is, through VLC: MKV, HEVC, 4K, DTS and 5.1 surround, with nothing for your server to convert. Every kind of server but SMB, on your home network or plain http, found on the network by itself. Folders of your own music kept, and radio with what is playing. macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon and Intel; signed and notarised by Apple.
In your browser
AvailableNothing to install. Sign in to Jellyfin or Navidrome on an https:// address; your sign-ins stay in that browser. On your own Mediagg Server it opens signed in to everything the server set up.
Mediagg Server
macOS · LinuxA home media server, set up for you. Paste this into a terminal on a Mac, a Raspberry Pi or a Linux computer:
curl -fsSL https://mediagg.app/install.sh | shiPhone and iPad
On the wayNot on the App Store yet. Until then, use mediagg.app/web in Safari.
Apple TV
On the wayNot on the App Store yet.
What works where
A browser only lets a web page reach servers that allow it, and never an http:// server from an https:// page. The apps have neither limit. Your own Mediagg Server reaches its own services for the page.
| Android | Mac | mediagg.app/web | Your Mediagg Server, in a browser | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jellyfin, Navidrome | Yes | Yes | Yes, on an https:// address | Yes |
| Audiobookshelf | Yes | Yes | No | The one it set up |
| Plex, Emby, Kodi, WebDAV, SMB | Yes | All but SMB | No | No |
| Films as they are: MKV, HEVC, DTS, 5.1 | Yes | Yes, through VLC | What the browser plays; the server converts the rest | What the browser plays; the server converts the rest |
| Podcasts | Yes | Yes | Where the podcast's host allows web pages | Yes |
| Sonarr, Radarr and requests | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Downloads for offline, casting | Yes | No | No | No |