A streaming-style front end for requesting and filing your home media library
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Self-hosters can replace a Plex-plus-Stremio setup with one open-source server and apps for desktop, Android and TV.
Hound is an AGPL-3.0 self-hosted media server, written in Go, that its author has built over about four years. It streams your own files like Plex or Jellyfin, plays P2P, Debrid, HTTP and Usenet sources instantly without a request step, and handles live TV from Xtream or M3U playlists. It adds watch stats, collections, reviews and a customisable home screen. It installs with Docker Compose, has clients for Windows, macOS, Android and Android TV, and iOS is in progress.
A streaming-style front end for requesting and filing your home media library
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