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Connect a media server or a NAS

Updated 16 September 2026

Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, or an SMB, WebDAV, FTP or SFTP share, each becomes another source in the same library.

Your own files are just another source to AnyTV. Once connected, they appear in the same Movies and TV Shows tabs as your IPTV content, with the same artwork, the same search and the same continue-watching behaviour.

Media servers

Plex, Jellyfin and Emby. Add the source in Settings → Sources and sign in to the server. Use the server's local address when you are on the same network and its remote address when you are not, if you can reach it from a browser on that device, AnyTV can reach it too.

Chapter markers from Plex and Jellyfin are used for Skip Intro where they exist.

Network shares

SMB, DLNA / UPnP, WebDAV (plain or over TLS), FTP and SFTP. Point AnyTV at the share and it walks the folders.

Naming matters for files

For anything file-based, the file name is all AnyTV has to go on. Files named like Show Name - S02E05.mkv and Film Name (2019).mkv match to the right artwork and episode almost every time. Files named ep5_final_v2.mkv do not.

A note on what is stored

Server credentials are encrypted on your device before anything is uploaded, in the same way provider logins are. Your other devices can use them; we cannot read them.

Did this not solve it?

Tell us what you tried. Settings → Support in the app sends sanitised diagnostics along with your message, no credentials, no stream links.

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