Two-way streaming
Stream music to cast-enabled speakers and TVs, or turn your phone into a network player.
- Receiver protocols
- 2
- Modes
- Sender and receiver
- Receiver ceiling
- Up to 384 kHz (DLNA)
- DLNA path
- Unchanged if accepted
Cast to speakers and TVs on your network
Cast to cast-enabled speakers and TVs, or DLNA players on your network. If a device accepts the file as it is, nothing is re-encoded. If not, the app picks a format it can play. It tells you which happened.
Two ways to play to your phone
Turn on one or both. The phone can be a DLNA renderer that UPnP apps can find. Or it can be a network player for a music server. Either way, the app you already use plays to your phone and your DAC.
Bit-perfect lock blocks remote volume
With Bit-perfect lock on, remote volume commands are declined and the receiver reports full volume. Software gain would remove bits. With the lock off, remote volume works as usual.
It tells you when it had to convert
The signal path shows either "Sent unchanged" or the exact conversion made. The app also says when it could not keep the audio unchanged.
Sent unchanged, or each conversion named.
The numbers, in full
Everything here works in the app today.
- Send to
- DLNA, UPnP, cast-enabled speakers and TVs
- Receive as
- A DLNA renderer or a network player for music servers
- Receiver ceiling
- Up to 384 kHz over DLNA
- Network discovery
- Automatic on your local network, no account needed
- Volume control
- Never software gain under Bit-perfect lock
- Stream format
- Unchanged if accepted, always reported
Your library, in every room.
Send it to big speakers, or let other apps play to your phone.
Get it on Google Play