Cast Receiver - DLNA & AirPlay

LLTech

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About this app

Cast Receiver is a powerful dual-protocol media server application designed for Android devices. Supporting both DLNA and AirPlay streaming protocols, it enables seamless wireless display and media casting between devices across different ecosystems.
Device Compatibility

Perfect support for Android TV
Optimized for Android TV Box
Smart TV box compatibility
Tablet and smartphone support
Various Android smart devices
Cross-platform casting support (iOS, macOS, Windows)

Supported Formats

M3U playlists
M3U8 live streams
MP4 HD videos
AVI, MKV, MOV video formats
MP3, FLAC, AAC audio formats
JPEG, PNG image display
AirPlay-compatible media formats

Key Features

Dual Protocol Support: DLNA + AirPlay
Full DLNA protocol compatibility
Native AirPlay receiver functionality
Wireless casting functionality
Streaming media player
Zero-configuration auto-discovery
Low-latency transmission
HD quality support
Clean, user-friendly interface
Universal device compatibility (Android, iOS, Mac, PC)

Technical Advantages

UPnP/DLNA standard support
Apple AirPlay protocol integration
Multiple streaming protocols
Network auto-adaptation
Cache optimization technology
Stable connection guarantee
Seamless cross-platform streaming

Use Cases
Perfect for:

Home entertainment systems
Office presentations
Educational training
iPhone/iPad screen mirroring
Mac desktop sharing
Multi-device media sharing
Various professional scenarios

Transform your Android device into a professional media center that works with both DLNA and AirPlay devices instantly! Whether you're casting from an iPhone, Android phone, Mac, or PC, Cast Receiver handles it all with exceptional quality and reliability.

Ratings and reviews

This app generally works great! Video player still struggles with HEVC x265 .mkv format but dev is actively working to resolve this and actually cares about this app and it's users.

useless, can't connect. doesn't work. still asks for money

It shows that it's awaiting connection, but the phone can't find the TV, whats the point?

What’s new

1. Fixed issues reported by users.
2. Optimized screen mirroring response speed.
3. Added monthly subscription option.