Features

What Straumr actually does

General-purpose media player first. Strong live/catalog workflow when you need it. Local files and media servers are on the roadmap as core product — not a side note.

Playback that doesn’t flinch

Under the hood is libmpv — good with awkward containers, live streams, and multi-track files. Straumr is a real desktop app, not a thin web wrapper.

  • Wide codec / container support
  • Audio and subtitle track switching
  • Fullscreen, stats, volume, seek — keyboard friendly
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UI you can live in

Dark layout, sensible spacing, no mystery toolbars. Customize the bits that matter: names, categories, languages, shortcuts — then forget about them.

  • Rename, hide, favorites, custom categories
  • Preferred audio / subtitle languages
  • Rebindable keyboard shortcuts
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Cloud sync for setup Pro

Optional one-time Pro. Sources, favorites, categories, language prefs, and related settings can sync across machines. Desktop playback stays free without it.

  • $10 once (list price for now) — no subscription
  • Encrypted credentials at rest on the server
  • Required later for mobile / TV apps
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Live sources & big catalogs

If you watch live or browse large on-demand lists, the details matter: EPG, logos, quality clones, country-style category groups, label cleanup.

  • Live, movies, series
  • Now & next guide + logo matching
  • Personalization that scales past a few dozen channels
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Local files & open anything Coming

The boring essentials every serious player needs: drop a file, open a path, open a URL. Folder browsing and light organization after that.

  • Drag-and-drop playback
  • Open file / folder / URL
  • Simple organization for personal media
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Playlists & servers Coming

Same player shell, more ways in: M3U-style lists, network streams, and media servers (Jellyfin and friends) when we wire the UX properly.

  • M3U and common stream URL flows
  • Jellyfin / similar libraries (planned)
  • Same tracks, fullscreen, and controls
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Private by default

Sign-in is for sync, not tracking. No ads in the app. Source credentials encrypted server-side. Optional crash reporting only if you ship a DSN.

  • No ads, no selling data
  • Encrypted source credentials
  • Offline grace with a cached session
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What’s next

Closed beta for invitees. Roadmap covers local media, playlists, and servers without the buzzwords.

Roadmap