MediaggA home media server, set up for you.
Mediagg Server turns a Mac, a Raspberry Pi or a Linux computer into a home media server. One command installs the services you choose, sets each one up and connects them to each other.
curl -fsSL https://mediagg.app/install.sh | shPaste it into a terminal, on the computer itself or over SSH. It runs in Docker and installs Docker if it is missing. To remove it: curl -fsSL https://mediagg.app/install.sh | sh -s -- --uninstall
Run the command
Choose the drive or folder it may use. It only ever sees that one.
Answer a few questions
In your browser: what you watch and listen to, whether it should find more, and your account.
Press Install
Each service is installed, set up and connected to the others.
Open Mediagg
Stream in Mediagg Web App on the server's Home opens Mediagg, signed in to everything. In the phone or TV app, add each server by its address.
What it installs
Watch
Films and series, on the server you choose.
Listen
Music, and audiobooks with their chapters.
Find and fetch more
Optional. Finds what you ask for, downloads it and files it.
Requests
People ask for a film or series; you approve it.
Every service, already signed in.
Your Mediagg Server serves Mediagg itself. Open it with Stream in Mediagg Web App on the server's Home: what the server set up is there and signed in, and podcasts and pictures a browser blocks come through the server. This is the one way to host Mediagg in the browser yourself.
One code for every phone and TV.
A six-digit code, typed or scanned, will add every server at once. It is not in the Mediagg apps yet; until it is, add each server in the app by its address.
Before you start
A Mac, or a Linux computer such as a Raspberry Pi, that stays switched on. Running the command again updates it to the newest version and keeps everything.