NAS SMB Music Player

About this app

NAS SMB Music Player connects to your network storage over SMB, DLNA and WebDAV and streams your personal music library to Apple TV. No cloud, no uploads, no subscription. CONNECT OVER SMB, DLNA OR WEBDAV Enter an SMB server address, share name and credentials to browse folders directly, with guest access for open shares. Point to a WebDAV URL over http or https, with a login or anonymously. Or let the app discover DLNA and UPnP media servers already on your network and pick one from the list, with no address or login to type. Works with Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS, Unraid, Western Digital, Asustor, TerraMaster and any device serving SMB/CIFS, WebDAV or DLNA, including shared folders, Mac file sharing and Samba servers. LOSSLESS PLAYBACK Full support for lossless formats including FLAC, ALAC, WAV and AIFF. High-resolution audio up to 24-bit/192kHz. Gapless playback for uninterrupted album listening. Crossfade between tracks. Direct audio path for clean output. SYNCED LYRICS Automatic synchronized lyrics for thousands of songs, scrolling in real time as music plays. Supports LRC format with precise timing. Useful for karaoke nights or following along on the big screen. PLAYLISTS AND FAVORITES Open M3U, M3U8, PLS and XSPF playlist files directly from your NAS with no import step. Save your most-played tracks to Favorites and reach them from the main screen. Playlists can mix local files and internet radio streams in the same list. INTERFACE BUILT FOR TV Designed for Apple TV and tvOS with Siri Remote navigation. Five color themes: Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Lavender and Midnight. Large artwork display fills the screen. PLAYER FEATURES - Queue management with Up Next display - Shuffle and repeat modes (track/all) - Skip forward and backward 15 seconds - Resume playback where you left off - Audio quality indicators and metadata display - Background playback - Favorites list with one-tap access - M3U / PLS / XSPF playlist support - Internet radio stream playback SIMPLE SETUP For SMB or WebDAV, enter the address or URL, then a username and password or connect as guest, and the app reconnects automatically on next launch. For DLNA and UPnP, pick a discovered server from the list. Stream over WiFi or Ethernet without uploading anything to the cloud. INTERNET RADIO Add HTTP and HTTPS stream URLs to any M3U playlist and play live radio alongside your personal library. PRIVACY Your music stays on your own network. No cloud uploads. No account. No tracking. No subscription. One-time purchase with unlimited streaming. SUPPORTED FORMATS Audio: MP3, AAC, M4A, FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, OGG, WMA Network: SMB 2.0, SMB 3.0, WebDAV, DLNA, UPnP NAS: Synology DSM, QNAP QTS, TrueNAS, OpenMediaVault, Unraid Playlists: M3U, M3U8, PLS, XSPF PERFECT FOR - Home theater systems with Apple TV - Living room music streaming - Party playlists from a personal library - Audiophiles with lossless collections - Users migrating from iTunes Home Sharing - Cord-cutters who own their media - Internet radio listeners who want local music and live streams in one app - Playlist users coming from Foobar2000, Winamp or VLC WHY NAS SMB MUSIC PLAYER Unlike cloud services, local files play without an internet connection. Unlike AirPlay, playback runs directly without draining a phone battery. Unlike most DLNA, UPnP and WebDAV clients, the interface is built for Apple TV and the Siri Remote. Play your music library on Apple TV over SMB, DLNA and WebDAV. One-time purchase, no cloud, no subscription.

Your artwork, exactly the way you tagged it. If you have spent time getting the covers in your music library right, this update makes sure you actually see them. Artwork is now read straight from your files, including covers stored at the end of a track - where many M4A and MP3 files keep them - and covers in FLAC files, which were not read at all before. - Album art comes from your own tags in M4A, MP3 and FLAC files, whether you stream or download - Titles, artists and albums are now read from FLAC files too - Searching the internet for a cover is now a last resort, so you no longer see art from the wrong album - Covers that were previously mismatched refresh by themselves the first time you open a folder - nothing for you to reset

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1. First observed Aug 8, 2026 · 5:15 PM $2.99