zyfun

zyfun is an open-source desktop app that functions as a cross-platform media manager and player. It provides a centralized interface for managing various video resources and live streams, acting as a playback tool for external content. The application is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, allowing users to aggregate disparate media sources into a single desktop environment.

Users install the software via GitHub releases or specific Linux package managers such as AUR and the RuYi LingLong app store. It operates as a desktop application that allows users to import their own data structures for video sites, IPTV channels, and cloud drives. This architecture ensures that the software remains a playback tool without hosting or distributing the actual media files.

Key features

• Multi-core player with switchable playback engines
• Support for T1 through T4 resource types
• Integrated IPTV live stream management
• Boss key for instant window hiding
• Support for Alist cloud drive integration
• Custom data import for sites and API endpoints
• Multi-language interface support
• System-wide proxy configuration options
• Support for EPG and channel logos

The application is built using Electron, Vue 3, and Vite, utilizing the TDesign component library for its user interface. It relies on a strict JSON-based data structure for importing site configurations, analysis sources, and channel lists. This allows for granular control over API endpoints, request headers, and parsing scripts. The software is designed for users who maintain their own lists of streaming sources and require a dedicated client to organize and play them back across different operating systems.

zyfun is a minimalist media hub for users who prefer to manage their own streaming sources and IPTV configurations in a single, unified desktop environment.