Music, audiobooks, books, and photos

Choose a media destination from the navigation. Your Owner decides which libraries your Profile can see; an empty destination can mean no matching media has been scanned or your Profile cannot access it.

Music and albums

Open Music, choose an album or song, and start a track. Album and audio queues follow the available library order. Use the queue to choose another track; use playlists when you want to curate your own order. Browser and operating-system media controls may remain available while audio plays.

Audiobooks

Open Audiobooks, choose a title, and press play. Use Playback speed for 0.75× through 2× playback. Set Sleep timer to 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes; choose Off to cancel it. The status beside the timer shows its current state. Use Chapters when the file supplies chapter information.

Playback progress belongs to your Profile. To listen without a connection, complete the offline download workflow in the browser you will take with you.

Books and comics

Open Books, select a title, then choose Read now.

Format Browser reading experience
EPUB Choose a chapter in Reading order. Selecting a chapter saves it for your Profile; reopening the book returns to that chapter.
PDF The document opens in the browser’s PDF viewer. Available page, zoom, and download controls depend on the browser.
CB7, CBT, CBZ Comic archive images appear in reading order; scroll through the pages.

The web EPUB reader saves chapter selection. Do not rely on exact scroll-position restoration for every format. An unsupported or empty archive cannot be opened by the reader. If Download is available for your Profile, you can use a compatible local reader instead.

If a book is missing, check its format and library access, then ask the Owner to check the scan.

Photos

Open Photos and select an image to view it. Use My List to keep selected images easy to find. Photo rendering depends on the browser’s support for the original format; see media compatibility.

Source of truth: internal/server/reader.go, internal/server/player.go, and packages/catalog/detail_http.go.