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Lamphouse · For Android

Your Plex server, at a glance.

See who is watching, what they are watching, and how each stream is playing, right from your phone.

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Lamphouse's Overview: 4 current sessions, 2 Direct Play, 1 Direct Stream, 1 Transcoding and 32.8 Mbps.

Overview

Everything playing, in one look.

Lamphouse opens on your server's current sessions: how many there are, how each one is playing, and the bandwidth they use together.

Direct Play, Direct Stream and Transcoding each keep their own colour, so a stream that makes your server work harder stands out at once.

Your server, at a glance

4Current sessions

2

Direct Play

1

Direct Stream

1

Transcoding

32.8

Mbps

Playing · 42:18 of 1:54:00

Orbital

Alex · Living room TV

Direct Play4K · HEVC

Playing · 18:34 of 49:36

The Northern Line

Sam · Bedroom TV

Transcoding1080p · H264

Sample sessions from Lamphouse's illustrative server.

Activity

Every stream, easy to find.

Search by title, show, viewer or player. Filter by how each stream is playing, or pick Remote to see only the people watching away from home.

Lamphouse's Activity screen with the search field, the filters and four sessions.
A Lamphouse session: The Northern Line, playing for Sam on the bedroom TV and being transcoded.

Sessions

See exactly how it plays.

Open a session to see the file, what the server sends instead when it transcodes, the bandwidth, whether hardware transcoding is on, and how fast the server is keeping up.

Stream

Video
Transcoding
Audio
Transcoding
File
1080p · H264 · EAC3
Sent as
1080p · H264 · AAC
Bandwidth
8.0 Mbps
Hardware transcoding
Yes
Transcode speed
3.2×

Home and away

On the sofa or across town.

Lamphouse works out how to reach your server wherever you are, so the numbers keep coming when you leave the house.

Finds the best address

At home Lamphouse uses your server's local address, and away from home it uses the one Plex publishes for Remote Access.

Switches by itself

When an address stops answering, Lamphouse tries the next one and carries on, without asking you to sign in again.

Secure connections only

Lamphouse talks to Plex and your server over HTTPS, and refuses servers whose certificates cannot be trusted.

One quiet ad

Free, with one card at the end.

When Lamphouse is connected to your server, a single sponsored card sits at the end of Overview, below everything you came to see. Ads are never personalised, and there are none in sample mode.

Remove ads is a one-time purchase through Google Play that hides the card for good and supports Lamphouse's development. It is A$6.99 in Australia, and your local price shows before you buy.

Sign in on Plex

You sign in on Plex's own website, so Lamphouse never sees your password. Your sign-in is encrypted on your phone.

Nothing sent to us

Lamphouse talks to your server directly. What is playing, and who is watching, stays on your phone. We run no servers.

Try it with sample data

Explore every screen with an illustrative server before you sign in, then connect your own when you are ready.

Lamphouse

For Android. Coming soon to Google Play.

Lamphouse needs a Plex Media Server that you own, with secure connections turned on. Lamphouse is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Plex, Inc. Plex is a trademark of Plex, Inc.