MyVideo Player - NAS & Local

MyVideo — the easiest way to create your own media library.
A video player that turns a folder into a library — no media server needed.

Add only the folders you want from your device, NAS, and other storage
locations. MyVideo brings your scattered videos together in one place and
organizes them into your own collections.


4 KEY FEATURES

1. Just select a folder — your collection is ready
Select the folders you want. No file lists — MyVideo turns each one into
a collection and pulls a cover image from every video.

2. All your scattered videos, in one place
Local storage, shared folders on your PC or NAS (SMB), and WebDAV
servers — together in a single library.

3. Your private space — secure folders
Keep personal videos hidden behind a PIN.

4. Two ways to the big screen
On your phone: send videos to the TV with Google Cast — from the phone,
a PC, or a NAS, with subtitles stored inside the file. On Android TV:
remap the remote and keyboard buttons.


IN THE PLAYER

• SRT, ASS, and SMI subtitles the way you like them — size, background,
and legacy encodings handled automatically
• Trim frame by frame, not by dragging — then save it or export a GIF
• Bookmarks with notes, and A-B repeat for any section
• Grab a frame while watching — save it, or make it the cover
• Picture-in-picture, every video picks up where you left off, and
collections open at the next episode to watch
• Press and hold for 2x — the screen on your phone, the select button on
your remote


Screenshots feature open-source films by the Blender Foundation (Big Buck
Bunny, Sintel, and others), used under the Creative Commons BY license.

Recent changes:
Playback speed now works with Dolby and DTS audio on devices that pass it to a receiver, such as NVIDIA SHIELD TV (without Atmos while sped up). TrueHD and DTS audio now plays on devices that couldn't decode it before.
Subtitle files with a language tag, like "movie.en.srt", are found automatically.
Adding an SMB share is easier: enter the server address and pick the share from a list. Windows PCs shared without a password connect with the user name left blank.