Work as a server, so other devices can browse the media on your iPhone/iPad.

Work as a renderer, so other devices can play media to your iPhone/iPad.

Record video or audio and play them on TV.

Upload files to your iPhone/iPad and play them.

Browse the media on other DLNA devices and play them on your iPhone/iPad or on other players.

Play music to TV or other devices including its metadata.

Play video to TV or other devices in all qualities.

Show photos on TV or other devices in many sizes to get the best experience.

Set up connected to my LG Smart TV straight away and easily

Very user friendly and very easy to connect with my media player. Really easy to mirror on samsumg smart tv…Īt last an app that works and allows me to connect my iPhone to my Samsung 4K. Works immediately after installation without any unnecessary configuration. 0 Media Server compliant Supports automatic UPnP/DLNA Media Renderer detection and Play. Very useful app, it expands my TV functionality 😉 Like my favorite feature is when we can browse any online media on TV Start the Settings app on your iPhone/iPad and tap Sonobit. NOTE: iPlayTo is the paid version of TV Assist, and TV Assist is the free version of iPlayTo, they have almost the same features and the same price. It can also browse the media files on other DLNA devices such as your PC and play them on your TV! The user interface is also extremely similar to the Android version, the team behind the app intending this to be a “ground-up” Apple mobile device app, but still sticking with much of the same design decisions in the way you’ll see and touch the app.Play photos, videos and music from your iPhone/iPad to DLNA devices such as a Smart TV, TV Box, AV Device, Sound Box, PC, etc.Įasy to use, just pick your media and tap to play, only one single step to play it on your TV!Īnytime, anywhere, from any device – have fun with friends and family – with iPlayTo/TV Assist on your phone, you can play your favorite photos, videos and music in any way you want, such as to a TV nearby, so you can share those moments with everyone to see and hear. You’ll be able to “talk” to AirPlay devices, accessing media from one source (like a NAS drive with DLNA capabilities) and play to an AirPlay-capable machine. Perhaps the most important bit that’s different here in the iOS app is the ability to interact with AirPlay devices. You’ll be able to work with the same remote “shift” and remote access capabilities as the Android version of the app. It’s able to create virtual DLNA channels with connections like Soma Radio. The Skifta app is able at launch to be able to play media to itself (in-app) or to a third party player from your many multiple media sources.

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