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Set up Emby on your devices and get the most out of your library.

Watch with Emby

Sign in on the web, or in the Emby app on your phone, tablet or TV.

In a browser

Open watch.sheldonmedia.stream and sign in with your username and password.

In the Emby app (phone, tablet or TV)

No app yet? Get the Emby app first.

  1. Open the app and choose Skip when asked to sign in with Emby Connect.
  2. Add a server and enter https://watch.sheldonmedia.stream as the address.
  3. Sign in with your username and password.

Get the Emby app

Install Emby from the app store on your device.

  • iPhone, iPad and Apple TV: the App Store
  • Android phones, tablets, Android TV and Google TV: Google Play
  • Amazon Fire TV: the Amazon Appstore
  • Samsung and LG smart TVs: the app store on your TV
  • Roku: the Roku Channel Store

Search for Emby and install it, then follow Watch with Emby to sign in.

Manage your library

Emby is where you watch. The media manager is where you add and organise.

Open manager.sheldonmedia.stream to add the movies, series and home videos you own and keep them organised. What you add there shows up in your Emby library.

Pick up where you left off

Stop on one screen and carry on from the same spot on another.

Emby remembers where you stopped. On any device signed in to your account, open the home screen and choose the video under Continue Watching.

Subtitles and audio tracks

Turn subtitles on or off, or switch language.

While a video plays, open the player controls. Use the subtitles option to turn subtitles on or off or pick a language, and the audio option to switch to another audio track. You only see the tracks that are in the video file.

If a video stutters or buffers

A few things to try, in this order.

  1. Open the player settings and choose a lower playback quality.
  2. On a TV, use a network cable instead of Wi-Fi if you can.
  3. Pause other downloads and streams on your internet connection.

Start your library.

Set up your subscription, add your movies, series and home videos, and watch them on every screen you own.

Get started