Nixamp audio and video player
Launch your own live radio, TV and film network in one command.
nixamp is the open source streaming platform that turns a folder on your computer into a live radio station, a TV channel or a film night anyone can tune in to. A terminal player, a web app and a desktop app on one engine. The streaming service you would run yourself: nothing uploaded, no platform in the middle, and the command line is a first class citizen.
Listen
See what is on the air right now and press play. No account needed. Every live stream has a room code you can dial from any phone.
Publish
nixamp serve ~/Music and you are live with a link, a room code
and a phone number. Your recordings, a lecture, a podcast, or a link you paste.
Get paid
Past five listeners a stream can charge a dollar a day, paid to you through x402. Only the audio is gated, so the page stays open to everyone.
curl -fsSL https://nixamp.com/install.sh | sh
Now Playing
Original audio.
Audio options
Speech removal is approximate; turn this off if original voices bleed through.
Files play on this device. Live captions and translated audio send short audio clips only after you enable them.
Looking for servers…
Recently live — follow them to hear next time:
Servers you hearted. Connect to one, or let it go.
Join a party, or enter an invite code.
Listening needs no account. Sign in to keep favourites, follow people, and publish.
Connected apps:
This nixamp keeps no accounts — it is somebody's own machine. Accounts live at nixamp.com.
Get told when someone you follow goes live.
You follow:
The machines on your account. Open one, or forget it.
What this page has said, newest first.
Join a live and the room's chat is here.
Original-language captions.
Checking…
Every panel, on or off. Move a panel by dragging its ≡ handle, or focus that handle and press Alt + Up or Down. ▁ shades it to its title bar; ✕ hides it.
Pick a server in the directory, or paste a server's link here. To run your own:
curl -fsSL https://nixamp.com/install.sh | sh, then nixamp login
and nixamp serve ~/Music. It lists itself in the directory and on your account.
Off means the server plays through its own speakers and this is only a remote control for it.
Status: not connected