ServeMedia is The Self-Hosted Media-Server for Linux. It is built around a core application called MatchMedia which acts as a statistical engine responsible for directory hierarchy discovery of media libraries, title extraction and grouping, metadata search-and-fetch from providers like TVMaze, statistically scoring and ranking candidates and mapping them to the appropriate files. ServeMedia is built to be lightweight, minimal and concise, yet feature-complete for a self hosted media server. ServeMedia provides a desktop entry which starts its services then opens the browser pointed to its webpage (port 7676), which is server-side-rendered and provides a home theater experience, complete with dri accelerated hls streamed video playback.
ServeMedia
Latest version:0.1.0
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A self-hosted media server for Linux. Local video and music are organised into a library and streamed or transcoded to devices on the network or remotely, with multiple users and metadata scraping. It suits people running a home media service on a Linux machine.