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Where to find what

A map of Mira's settings on Windows, Mac and iPhone, and what each part is for.

  • Windows
  • Mac
  • iPhone

Each change applies and is saved at once: there is no Save button.

Windows and Mac#

Settings open from the gear in the left rail (⌘ + , on Mac).

PartWhat is in it
PlaybackSkip intros and recaps, play episodes back to back, resume where you left off, picture, quality away from home, hardware decoding, the mpv engine (Windows)
Audio & subtitlesPreferred audio and subtitle languages, subtitle size and style, audio output and amplifier (Windows)
AppearanceMira's language, home rows, library density, automatic carousel, reduce animations
Account & serverYour Jellyfin account and photo, sign out, Built-in Tailscale, new episode notifications, who is watching on Jellyfin right now
Mira on this PC / MacUpdates, and the titles kept to watch offline
Your recapWhat you watched this month and this year, from Jellyfin

Under Your server, for Jellyfin's administrator:

PartWhat is in it
Friends & guestsAdd a friend (an account of their own), your party link and its guests, allow a device by its code
MaintenanceTitles to fix, automatic subtitles, missing episodes, movie collections, seek bar previews, and on the Jellyfin PC: backup and update of Jellyfin, conversions with the graphics card

The guide (? in the rail, F1 on Windows) is separate: where your videos go, and the Mira on your iPhone card that gets the server ready.

iPhone and iPad#

The Settings tab has:

  • Account: your server, your account, your photo, Sign out.
  • Playback: languages, intros and recaps, next episode, resume a little earlier.
  • Away from home: Built-in Tailscale and the path Mira takes to Jellyfin.
  • Administration (Jellyfin administrator): who is watching on Jellyfin right now.
  • About: the version and the source code.

Language#

Mira speaks English and French. By default it follows the language you chose when installing it, otherwise your system's. Change it in Settings → Appearance → Mira's language: it applies the next time Mira opens. The default audio and subtitle languages follow it.