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Lampra is a native player for your own Emby and Jellyfin server. Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android phones, tablets and TVs, each designed for the way you watch on it.
Free for 14 days, everything unlocked.
The interface is near-black and steps back. The film fills the window and its color spills down the page.
Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV and Android. Your progress lives on your server, so it’s waiting on whichever one you pick up.
Lampra has no colors of its own to show you. Every color on screen comes from a poster or a still.
Lampra reads the color of every backdrop and lets it wash over the page. Move along a shelf and the room changes with the film.
The card in focus glows in its own color, too.
A Mac has a pointer and a keyboard. A TV has one remote and one focus. A phone has your thumb. Lampra gives each of them its own interface.
Pointer and keyboard
Touch
One remote, one focus
Touch
Lampra plays the original file straight from your server. It follows direct links and never asks the server to transcode, so what you stored is what you see.
HDR is tone-mapped by default, so colors are right on any screen. On Mac displays with extra brightness, switch on HDR output and use all of it.
When a film has several versions, pick the one you want before or during playback. Lampra remembers it, and for a series it remembers it for every episode.
Version
Remembered for this film
潮水不等守灯人。
The tide doesn’t wait for the keeper.
Styled ASS subtitles keep their fonts, colors and positions. If only another version of the film has the language you want, Lampra borrows it. Nudge timing by a tenth of a second while you watch.
Add every address your server answers on. Lampra measures each one, uses the quickest, and moves to the next on its own when a route fails.
Shared-server admins watch what clients do. Lampra is the client they don’t have to worry about.
Devices
There is no Lampra account. The apps contain no analytics and no advertising code. What you watch travels between your device and your server, and nowhere else.
Ninety seconds on screens, rooms and the films you keep. It’s being made now.
Lampra comes to Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Android this winter. Tell us where to send word.