What is Zuno and what does it do?
Zuno is a sleek, controller-friendly media player built for your own offline library. Whether you're watching movies, binging TV shows, or listening to music, Zuno makes it easy to browse and play your media with rich artwork, detailed metadata, and full offline support.
Can I use Zuno offline?
Absolutely. Zuno is designed for offline use. Once your media is indexed and artwork is downloaded, you can take your library anywhere — no internet required.
Can I use Zuno with external storage devices like SD cards or USB drives?
Yes! Zuno is built to work seamlessly with SD cards, USB drives, and other portable storage. Plug them in, and Zuno will detect and load your media automatically — even if you swap between multiple devices.
Can I use a controller to navigate Zuno?
Yep! Zuno is fully navigable with game controllers, including Steam Deck controls. You don’t need a mouse or keyboard — every menu, button, and panel is designed for smooth controller use.
Can I use Zuno on my TV or via HDMI output?
Definitely. Just connect your device to a TV using HDMI, and Zuno’s interface will scale up perfectly. It’s ideal for couch viewing, movie nights, or turning your handheld PC into a mini home theater.
Does Zuno support different languages for metadata?
It does! Zuno pulls metadata (like descriptions, genres, and artwork) in the language you choose in Settings. English is the default, but plenty of other languages are supported too.
Will Zuno remember my playback progress?
Yes — Zuno automatically tracks your watch progress. Whether you stop halfway through a movie or finish a few episodes of a show, you’ll see a "Continue Watching" section next time you open the app.
Can I request new features or report bugs?
Please do! We’re always improving Zuno, and your feedback helps shape future updates. Head to our contact or feedback page (linked in the app or site) to share suggestions, bug reports, or ideas.
