Your Screen
Watch movies from your USB pendrive. Plug in a USB drive, open your playlists, and stream movies without copying files to your phone.
How it works
Three steps from plug-in to playback
Your Screen is built for Android OTG setups. Put videos in a movies-series folder on the pendrive, grant storage access once, and watch from a simple category grid.
- 01
Plug in OTG + pendrive with a movies-series folder.
- 02
Allow storage access once so the app can auto-detect the drive.
- 03
Open a playlist, pick a video, rotate to landscape, then eject before unplugging.
Features
Built for offline USB movie nights
Your Screen focuses on one job: make removable storage feel like a clean video library on your phone.
Auto-find your drive
After All files access, Your Screen scans removable USB volumes for a movies-series folder so you can start watching faster.
Playlists as folders
Each folder inside movies-series becomes a category. Drop .mp4 or .mkv files inside and they appear in a YouTube-style grid.
Stream, don’t copy
Large files play from the pendrive. Your Screen keeps playback local so phone storage stays free.
Eject when done
Stop playback, close file access, and get a safe-to-unplug cue before you remove the OTG drive.
Folder layout
How should I name folders for Your Screen?
Your Screen looks for a root folder named movies-series. Nested folders become playlists. Video files inside those playlists become the titles you tap to play.
movies-series/
├── Ramayan/
│ └── episode1.mkv
└── demo/
└── sample.mp4FAQ
Common questions about Your Screen
What is Your Screen?
Your Screen is an Android app that plays movies and series from a USB OTG pendrive. It finds a movies-series folder on removable storage, shows playlist folders as categories, and streams video files without copying them to the phone.
How do I organize videos for Your Screen?
Create a main folder named movies-series on the USB drive. Put playlist folders inside it (for example Ramayan or Songs). Place video files such as .mp4 or .mkv inside each playlist folder. Your Screen lists those folders as categories and the files as videos.
Does Your Screen upload my videos to the cloud?
No. Your Screen plays files from the connected USB drive on your Android device. Videos are streamed locally and are not uploaded to Your Screen servers.