OneDrive + Android TV

Your OneDrive, as a library on Android TV

Keep movies and shows in Microsoft OneDrive? Cinaura connects to it and turns those files into a proper library on your TV, with posters, metadata and a calm interface, instead of a file list.

A OneDrive video library shown in Cinaura on Android TV with posters and metadata
1
Install Cinaura

Download Cinaura from the Google Play Store onto your Android TV. No server and no setup wizard. It is running in about two minutes.

2
Connect OneDrive

Add OneDrive as a source. Scan the QR code with your phone, sign in to Microsoft once, and your OneDrive is linked. Nothing to register and no credentials to create.

3
Build your library

Cinaura scans your OneDrive, identifies your videos, and fetches posters, backdrops and metadata, presenting them as a clean library you can browse and keep.

Connecting OneDrive as a source in Cinaura on Android TV
Read-only, and personal accounts

Cinaura asks Microsoft for read-only access to your files and nothing else, so it can never change or delete anything in your OneDrive. Sign-in uses a personal Microsoft account, the kind ending in outlook.com, hotmail.com or live.com. Work and school accounts from Microsoft 365 are not supported.

Why Cinaura

More than a file browser. A library.

Playing videos straight from OneDrive usually means scrolling a folder of file names. Cinaura treats your OneDrive content as a collection: it groups franchises and seasons, fetches artwork and details, and remembers where you left off, so your TV feels less like a file browser and more like your own streaming service.

A real library, with posters, seasons and franchises, not a folder of file names
No naming rules or folder structure, Cinaura organises whatever you have
One sign-in, with no developer account to register and no credentials to paste
Read-only access, so Cinaura can never change or delete your files
Combine OneDrive with Dropbox, Google Drive, debrid and NAS in one unified library
No server and no second account, because Cinaura runs on the TV itself

Not just OneDrive

Cinaura also works with Dropbox, Google Drive, RealDebrid, TorBox, AllDebrid and Premiumize, plus your NAS, all merged into a single library. Sources are replaceable. Your library stays.

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Common questions

How do I play OneDrive videos on Android TV?

Install Cinaura from Google Play, add OneDrive as a source, and sign in once by scanning a QR code with your phone. Cinaura then organises the videos in your OneDrive into a browsable library with full metadata, and no server is required.

Can Cinaura stream directly from OneDrive?

Yes. Cinaura connects to your OneDrive and plays your videos on your Android TV, presenting them as an organised library rather than a folder of files.

Does Cinaura work with a work or school OneDrive?

No. Cinaura connects to personal Microsoft accounts, the kind ending in outlook.com, hotmail.com or live.com. Work and school accounts from Microsoft 365 are not supported, so no administrator consent is needed.

What access does Cinaura ask for?

Read-only access to your files, and nothing else. Cinaura can list and play what is in your OneDrive, and it cannot change, upload or delete anything. The sign-in happens on your phone and the access stays on your TV.

Does Cinaura host or provide any content?

No. Cinaura is a media library app. It doesn't host, provide, recommend or download content. It connects to the sources you already have, like your OneDrive, and presents what is there.

What other sources does Cinaura support?

Alongside OneDrive, Cinaura supports Dropbox, Google Drive, debrid services (RealDebrid, TorBox, AllDebrid, Premiumize) and network shares (SMB, WebDAV), all in one library.

Your OneDrive, as a real library.

Install Cinaura on your Android TV, connect OneDrive in two minutes, and browse your videos the way they deserve. Free, no server, and no second account.

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