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What is Cinemore?
Cinemore is a high-performance cross-platform video player application designed to help users organize and play videos stored locally, on NAS devices, or in cloud storage. It provides unified media library management and high-quality playback experience across all your devices.
What platforms does Cinemore support?
Cinemore is available on iOS (iPhone/iPad), macOS, Apple TV, Android, Android TV, and Windows. This allows you to access your media library seamlessly across all your devices.
Is Cinemore free to use?
Cinemore offers a free version with core functionality and a premium version with advanced features like cloud synchronization, custom collections, and more. Pricing details can be found on our download page.
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What video formats does Cinemore support?
Cinemore supports most popular video formats including MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, WMV, FLV, and more. Our player is built on FFmpeg which enables broad format compatibility.
Does Cinemore support hardware acceleration?
Yes, Cinemore prioritizes hardware decoding for H.264, H.265 (HEVC), VP9, AV1, and other modern codecs. This ensures smooth playback with low power consumption on all supported devices.
How does Cinemore handle subtitles?
Cinemore supports embedded subtitles (like those in MKV files), external subtitle files (SRT, ASS, etc.), and also features online subtitle search. You can adjust subtitle size, delay, and other parameters.
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How does Cinemore organize my media files?
Cinemore automatically distinguishes between movies and TV shows based on file naming patterns. It scrapes metadata from online sources to add posters, descriptions, cast information, and more. Content is organized in an intuitive library view.
Which storage sources can I add to Cinemore?
You can add local folders, network shares (Samba/SMB, WebDAV, FTP), and cloud storage services like Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and more. All sources are unified in a single library view.
How does metadata scraping work?
Cinemore analyzes your file names to identify movies and TV shows, then fetches detailed information from online databases. This process happens automatically, but you can also manually correct any mismatches if needed.