Is there any stream software that I can use to play media files

>>55735113
ffmpeg or vlc

>>55735129
I mean over internet from my linux server. Service like youtube but my own for playing media files.

>>55735212
read my >>55735212
answer please

>>55735235
I want to access over internet browser like putlocker, youtube etc. where my friends can send movies etc. Can you add better player to nextcloud?

>>55735296
set up apache or nginx and research how to allow opening of video files and how to make it play in browser instead of the download dialog

>>55735113
Plex or Emby.

the nginx rtmp module can stream hls, dash and rtmp from a file

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>>55735113
Plex is what you are looking for anon

>>55735113
Try Sopcast.

>>55735323
I already have apache since I run nextcloud in my server.
>>55735500
>>55735464
Thanks guys.

>>55735113
Dummy

>>55735500
gib link or i repor u

>>55735564
http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/

>>55735500
This would be god tier if I could link this to my nextcloud.

>>55735564
I litteraly linked the name in my post. But if you're this lazy. plex.tv

>>55735591
You don't have to. Just install the service and select which folders you want to use as libraries. You can access it via browser or one of the apps. Unfortunately the apps cost a bit of money but you can always pirate them.

>>55735647
Oh nice, so I could access this under my own dynamic DNS? Is there accounts and login like in nextcloud? Also could my friends upload content through website also?

>>55735684
You can't manage content via Plex itself but you can use owncloud to manage the content in the libraries itself. For dns you can use an nginx redirect to access it. However multiple account unfortunately are a plex pass future which requires you to pay 5 bucks a month which isn't that much but a bit of a shame.

>>55735875
Is there any example website where I could look how plex really looks and feels like?

Plex is what you want. You really only need to pay for the mobile apps.

>>55735981
Maybe you can try Youtube or something. I tried it by installing.

>>55735500
Worth noting that the mobile version requires a monthly subscription of $4.99/mo in order to use.

>>55736172
No mibile app is one time 5 bucks. You're confused with the Plex pass. Google it if you want to know if you want it. I don't need it.

>>55736136
ok, I just want to try and see everything before I try to install it on my linux server.

So plex will let friends stream movies from my PC to theirs? Isn't it bloated non-free trash?

>>55736286
Yes they can stream from you. They just create a plex account and you add them to your friends list.

It's not bloated and is free of any bullshit