Home Media Hub 0.0.10
Try the desktop app free for 14 days. There’s no account, and nothing to pay before you download.
Early preview of Home Media Hub Manager: installs the server as a service, with a 14-day trial, and now converts video with x264. It includes ffmpeg under the GNU GPL, with its source published here. Windows installers are unsigned.
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Windows
64-bit Windows 10 or 11. Choose the installer, or the MSI for managed installation. It includes ffmpeg under the GNU GPL, version 2 or later: its notice and source are below.
Unsigned preview. Windows may show an unrecognized-publisher warning.
File details and checksums
- Version
- 0.0.10
- File
- Home-Media-Hub-Manager_0.0.10_x64-setup.exe
- Type
- Installer (.exe)
- Size
- 66.5 MB
- SHA-256
d6cbb04a5921cf29bfaa81d8294e6953b01dc2bf5e6edf52ca88ccaa2beb2a52- MSI SHA-256
ab5ff19d590adbb0547202be4e5808f2cbda406f3856307707dfccc1f2ed429b
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macOS
The Mac build isn’t on this page yet. When it is, it will be listed here.
No Mac build yet
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iPhone
Free, with no key. It browses and plays your library, and uploads photos and video to it. It needs Tailscale or your own domain’s certificate, because it doesn’t accept a self-signed one yet.
Not on the App Store yet
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Web app
Free, with no key, and nothing to download: your server serves it to your browsers.
Comes with the server
ffmpeg and its source
Home Media Hub includes ffmpeg, which is free software under the GNU GPL, version 2 or later. Your key and our terms don’t apply to it. Read the notice.
Download the complete source of this version’s ffmpeg (14.3 MB, SHA-256 afd177935317788f3185faed102ccacbd4db462b9d13e7d604d120c27e181deb)
Using a license key
A key covers one server. In Home Media Hub Manager, open Licence, paste your key, then choose Activate. After the 14-day trial, browsing, search, playback and sign-in keep working; scans, thumbnails, clip exports, commands and plugins wait for the key.
Home Media Hub isn’t on sale yet. What has to be done first.
Manage your servers · Recover a purchased key · Download checksums
Check for updates in the app reads the latest release. When there’s a newer version, the app says so and links to this page. It doesn’t download or install anything itself.