Turn the videos already on your drives into a personal streaming library—with rich artwork, a beautiful player, and zero cloud uploads.
Without the catalog disappearing, another monthly fee, or your watch history becoming someone else's data.
VidLock indexes and streams directly from your computer. Your films aren't uploaded to a cloud or copied to someone else's server.
Open VidLock from a phone, computer, or its lightweight LG webOS interface—and continue exactly where you stopped.
Real-world release filenames become a library worth browsing with OMDb metadata and optional Fanart.tv backdrops.
Every window, click, keystroke, scan, and result plays out on one persistent Windows desktop.
VidLockEnter or browse to the folder containing your library.
Add metadata credentials for posters, ratings, and details.
VidLock found sixteen video files in your Movies folder.
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Watch how VidLock instantly organizes your scattered video files.
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Real product screens from the local library, movie details, player, and LAN Watch Party.
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identityVidLock chooses the most efficient playback path automatically and remembers the details that matter.
Browser-compatible video streams directly with HTTP Range requests—no unnecessary conversion.
Unsupported formats become HLS using NVIDIA NVENC, VAAPI, Intel QSV, or a reliable CPU fallback.
Switch between multiple audio tracks and use external or embedded subtitles right inside the player.
Progress updates while you watch, with automatic watched status after 90% and resume on your next visit.
Keep a personal shortlist, search instantly, and move through movies and shows without losing your place.
Disconnected external drives are marked unavailable instead of deleting their carefully built library entries.
Create a room, share its six-character code or QR link, and keep play, pause, and seek in sync on devices connected to your local network.
One local server. No external database, Redis service, authentication provider, or cloud media storage. Just your hardware and your network.
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