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Module: Local Files
Allows you to browse and view video content from a local or mounted directory.
Browse
- Folder browsing
- M3U playlist directory creation
Playback (through MPV)
- Supported file types: "mp4", "mkv", "avi", "mov", "m4v", "webm", "wmv", "flv", "f4v", "mpg", "mpeg", "vob"
- Playlist support using m3u and m3u8 files
- Loop playback support
- Progress save and resume
- Switch audio/subtitle tracks during playback
- Custom MPV OSC/OSD designed for CRT usage
| Option | Values | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Enabled | On/Off | Sets if the Local Files module should display in the main module list when you start 240-MP. |
| Media Directory | Default or User Selected | Allows you to choose where the Local Files module will look for content |
| Loop Playback | On/Off | Defines if playback should loop or not |
| Resume Playback | Ask/Always/Never | 'Ask' will present you with an option to restart playback or resume, 'Always' will resume without asking and 'Never' will restart playback from the beginning without asking |
Local Files will display and allow you to play any of the supported file types listed above as long as they exist in the local files media directory.
The default media directory is located at:
- RaspberryPi:
~/.local/share/240-MP/media - MacOS:
~/Library/Application Support/240-MP/media
And you can change that to any directory you like (a different local folder, usb, remote share, etc...) through the Media Directory option in settings.
Folder browsing is supported as well so feel free to organize your files in the media directory however you prefer.
Local Files also supports .m3u/.m3u8 playlists and you can use them to create playlists for things like a season of a given TV Show. Combined with the Resume Playback setting, playlists can allow you to keep track of where you are in a given list of videos.
- Music/Audio playback support