mediaserver

noun
UK /ˈmiːdiəˌsɜːvə/
US /ˈmiːdiəˌsɜːrvər/

A computer that stores and shares videos, music, and pictures with other devices.

We streamed the movie from the mediaserver to the TV in the living room.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software that organizes and streams media files across a network.

The app turns your laptop into a mediaserver for the whole house.

3. A device that holds a family's photos, songs, and films in one place.

Grandpa keeps all his old songs on a mediaserver.

4. A service that sends audio and video to many users at once.

The school's mediaserver lets students watch lessons at home.