Is there a DLNA compatible media player app available for Android?
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locked by Flow♦ Feb 20 at 16:54
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UPnPlay is an Alpha release and apparently still a bit glitchy, but still some positive reviews. |
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A similar question exists on stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3682430/android-developing-plugins-for-media-sharing (For which I gave the info I was aware of) |
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All Share is an app on samsung phones that plays & downloads DLNA media from a DLNA server. All Share can also be used to play files of the phone onto a DLNA device, or stream files from a DLNA server via the phone then play back on a 3rd DLNA device. |
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ArkMC mutlimedai application. Besides media player it has media server, controller and renderer functionality. Also it has 3rd party player support - very usefull feature, you can use any player installed at your device, and play almost any file format. |
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You can use Skifta. It will play files from DLNA server in any player installed on your device. Also it can be a media server and controller. The description says the app is DLNA Certified. |
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I have been using MediaHouse, UPnP/ DLNA Browser with Plex Media Server (get the beta with DLNA) on my home computer and it works great! |
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uPNP works perfectly for me for streaming. I use the stock video / Mobo video alongside that and have been able to stream anything I've put on my server. |
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Sure, you need an UPnP controller, like BubbleUPnP and an player (e.g. MX Player). That's all what's need to stream via UPnP. At least it works well for me with MediaTomb. |
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Also using ArkMC to get content from my WD Live Book and Win PC. Works good for me. |
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For this purpose I've used Sklift and some other DLNA apps.But Now I'm using ArkMC because it let me to stream photos and 1080p videos Flawlessly. |
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protected by Matthew Read♦ Feb 20 at 16:54
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