AirPlay/DLNA receiver (LITE)

Note: “AirPlay/DLNA Receiver (LITE)” is a free version of “AirPlay/DLNA Receiver” and supports iOS6/7/8/9/10 without screen mirroring. The professional version is “AirPlay/DLNA Receiver (PRO)”, which fully supports iOS6/7/8/9/10, works more stable and provides you with more features and a much better experience. .

Note: If you install it on Android 3.1 or above, please run this app at least once after installing or updating, then the AirPin autoboot service can be registered in the Android system.

Forget AppleTV. Use your Android device or phone (preferably Android TV/Set-Top Box/Mini PC) to wirelessly receive videos, pictures and music from multiple devices.

Once you install the app (and run it after you’ve installed it), it runs in the background and waits to receive media that you send to it from another device. Just like TVs with DLNA/UPnP or AppleTV.

Send music, video or pictures from your iPhone/iPad/Mac (iOS8 or below) via Apple AirPlay (Screen Mirroring is not supported, iOS9/10 uses FPR screenshot streaming).

Or use your Android phone/tablet/PC with a DLNA/UPnP compatible app/app to directly send or stream media from a home media server to an “AirPlay/DLNA Receiver” installed on your Android device or phone.

Your “AirPlay/DLNA Receiver” device will show up as “@ATV” followed by a number in your other devices app/app. This is the ID you send your media to using your other devices. Follow your app/third-party app’s instructions on how to send media from them.

“AirPlay/DLNA Receiver” is not a media server. It’s just a DMR (digital media renderer/receiver). Requires the use of other apps/programs to play media via AirPlay/DLNA/UPnP. All devices must be on the same network to work properly.

If you still don’t know how to use it, please go.