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Miner: Video & Music Player
Stream NAS videos and music across your Apple devices
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Stream NAS videos and music across your Apple devices
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Miner turns your NAS into a personal media library on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac. Stream videos and music directly from SMB or WebDAV without setting up a media server or transcoding. Enjoy hardware-accelerated playback, embedded and external subtitles, playlists, and resume points. Mac also supports local folders. Start with 10 free plays every day; Pro unlocks unlimited playback with monthly, yearly, or lifetime plans. Bring your own media.
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Hey Product Hunt! I’m the maker of Miner.
Miner is built around a simple idea: playing files from your own NAS should feel at home on every Apple screen.
It’s for people with their own video or music collection on a NAS, an SMB share, or WebDAV. Add a source, browse your library, and play directly. On Mac, you can also add local folders.
A few things you can do:
• Watch MKV, MP4, and other common formats with hardware-accelerated H.264 and HEVC playback.
• Use embedded or external subtitles and switch audio tracks.
• Keep favorite folders, playlists, and resume points close at hand.
• Browse music by song, album, and artist, with lyrics and playlists.
• Use a native interface on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac.
Miner is a player for media you already own; it doesn’t include a streaming catalog. You don’t need to install a separate media server or set up transcoding.
You get 10 free plays every day. Miner Pro removes that limit through a monthly plan, yearly plan, or one-time lifetime purchase. One Pro entitlement works across all four device types.
I’d love to hear how it works with your collection: which NAS or WebDAV setup do you use, and what would make your day-to-day playback easier? If a file doesn’t play as expected, sharing its container and codec details would help too.
Thanks for trying Miner!