Connection guides

Connect WebDAV

Many NAS systems and private cloud services offer WebDAV. ePlayer connects over HTTP or HTTPS.

Steps

  1. Open Add source and choose WebDAV, or pick your server from “Scan the local network”.
  2. Enter the server address, for example https://nas.local:5006, plus a start path if needed.
  3. Enter your username and password, then run the connection test.
  4. Save. The server appears in your library and you can browse and play.

Tip

Use HTTPS whenever your server supports it. If the test fails, check the port and that WebDAV is enabled on the NAS.

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