One streaming service to rule them all

Watch what's already on the server, or ask for something that isn't.

The browser works everywhere. A real app works better.

Jellyfin for Android TV Start hereOfficial app, on the Play Store and Amazon Appstore. Built for a remote.
WholphinOpen-source alternative with a more modern interface.

Findroid Start hereMaterial You interface with an mpv player, so far fewer format problems. Play Store or F-Droid.
Jellyfin for AndroidThe official app. Every feature, plainer interface.

Swiftfin Start hereFree and open source, built natively for tvOS. On the App Store.
Infuse PaidThe smoothest playback of the lot, and the safest bet for Dolby Vision and HDR files.

Jellyfin Media Player Start hereThe web interface wrapped around an mpv player. Handles far more codecs than a browser does, so the server transcodes less.

Jellyfin on LG webOS, Samsung Tizen and RokuSearch your TV's own app store for Jellyfin. Playback depends on what the TV can decode, so an Android TV box is more reliable if yours struggles.

watch.entu.dkNothing to install. Browsers decode fewer formats, so some files get transcoded and quality can drop. Fine in a pinch, not the best seat in the house.

Short answers to the things people ask most.

Where to put the server address, and what to do if the app asks for one.

How to search, what happens after you hit request, and how long it usually takes.

Drop the quality setting, check your connection, and when to tell me instead.

Switching language mid-playback and setting a default so you only do it once.

Downloading to a phone or tablet before a flight, and how long files stay valid.

Separate profiles keep watch history and resume points from getting tangled.