New app out just like Emby

[FourCorners 13]

Nuvio app looks like emby but it looks better imo only thing is it has no live tv guide and stuff but damn i tried it and it looks good just sayen. You may want to pick up the pace if you want to keep up just sayen.

[FourCorners 13]

Asked my wife what she likes better after I spent hours setting up nuvio and wife said she likes emby better lol. She dont care about the eye candy but i do i love it.

[Clackdor 123]

Doesn't even look remotely comparable IMO. It's not even a media server from the looks of it. After looking at their site and Github page I can barely even discern what it's actual function/purpose is. The only thing that is clear is that it's not a self-hosted media server.

[FourCorners 13]

2 minutes ago, Clackdor said:

Doesn't even look remotely comparable IMO. It's not even a media server from the looks of it. After looking at their site and Github page I can barely even discern what it's actual function/purpose is. The only thing that is clear is that it's not a self-hosted media server.

Yeah it is LOL i had my entire emby database connected to it used it as home server 

So yes, it is SELF hosted if you want it to be.

[FourCorners 13]

Clackdor im not going to jump ship er nothin since emby added the large poster size for me to browse through all my movies and shows i will never stop supporting emby. I have my firestick setup as all xtra large posters i love it but would be cool having some eye candy it is 2026 not 1985 lol. I like that i can browse media and it plays live in the top right corner the movie trailers now that is fucking awesome i dont care what anyone says thats just cool.

[Clackdor 123]

10 minutes ago, FourCorners said:

Yeah it is LOL i had my entire emby database connected to it used it as home server 

So yes, it is SELF hosted if you want it to be.

So it's just a frontend then. The UI looks okay, but it is not a media server itself, so my point still stands that it's not directly comparable in that regard. Also just going to point out that it's still listed as in the Alpha/Beta stages of development.

These days I'm personally a lot more skeptical of new software, expecially anything I'm integrating into or allowing access to existing software I already trust, or other accounts for that matter. Too many instances of bad actors & poor coding/security posture. Huntarr was a perfect example of why it's good to be skeptical. Everyone else seemed to think it was cool until it was discovered to be leaking API keys.