Library navigation across devices
Open server libraries from ARVIO's Library page on Android TV, mobile or the optional browser companion without rebuilding the server organization.
Home server integration
Connect a Jellyfin server you are authorized to use, then browse its libraries and media versions in the free Android app or optional ARVIO Web on iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac, Apple TV and compatible browsers.
Connected, not copied
ARVIO reads permitted library information and playable media from Jellyfin. Server access rules, user permissions and media availability continue to come from Jellyfin.
Open server libraries from ARVIO's Library page on Android TV, mobile or the optional browser companion without rebuilding the server organization.
See recent server additions in a focused view while retaining the familiar ARVIO card and details experience.
When Jellyfin reports several files or versions, ARVIO can present them as separate playback choices instead of hiding alternatives.
Playback updates the connected server where supported, while optional Trakt or Simkl integration can maintain a broader tracking history.
Server access tokens are stored using ARVIO's encrypted credential storage on supported Android devices.
ARVIO attempts compatible playback while Jellyfin remains available to transcode formats that the Android device cannot direct play.
Connection flow
Confirm the server is reachable from the device and that your Jellyfin user can access the intended libraries.
Add Jellyfin as a home server and complete the server's supported sign-in or code flow.
Select Jellyfin, choose a library and browse the titles the connected user is permitted to see.

A working Jellyfin connection does not guarantee direct play for every file. Container, video codec, audio codec, subtitle format, server transcoding, bandwidth and device support all matter. ARVIO does not modify your media files.
Common questions
No. Jellyfin remains responsible for your library, user accounts and media access. ARVIO is a compatible client and media management interface.
ARVIO can expose versions returned by the Jellyfin server so you can choose among available files. Results depend on server metadata and permissions.
Not necessarily. Direct play depends on the device, codec, container, audio format, subtitles, network and server configuration. Jellyfin may need to transcode unsupported media.
Yes, through the optional ARVIO Web browser companion. The Android app remains free, while browser playback depends on the formats supported by the device and browser.
Related guides
ARVIO is free and open source on Android.