Remux
Jellyfin-compatible media server combining Stremio, local files, and WebDAV
Visit lostb1t.github.io ↗What is Remux?
Remux is a self-hosted media server that unifies multiple content sources—Stremio add-ons, local files, WebDAV servers, and torrents—under a single Jellyfin-compatible interface. It includes built-in torrent streaming, an independent music pipeline for remote sources, and dynamic library filtering by tags, catalogs, and release year. The project describes itself as built in Rust and offers both a desktop app and Docker deployment.
Designed for users wanting centralized media management without client modifications, Remux supports playback tracking across devices, user management with Jellyfin imports, and a custom admin dashboard. It handles audio and subtitle selection for streamed content, with metadata sourced from RemuxDB to match the experience of local files.
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