Let BlueStacks turn your PC, Mac, or laptop into the perfect home for TV Cast: Nero DLNA/UPnP Player, a fun Video Players & Editors app from Nero AG.
Think of an app that turns a phone into a remote and a media gateway at the same time, and that is basically what this one does. It feels straightforward: pick a song, photo, or video and send it over to a smart TV, Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV or any DLNA/UPnP device on the same network. The interface is plain and usable, not flashy, and it is nice that it finds devices automatically so there is less fiddling. Photos slide across the big screen in a relaxed slideshow with simple swipe controls and two-finger zoom and rotate that actually work the way they should. Videos stream in high quality when the network permits, and there is support for pulling media straight from a PC or NAS so the phone does not get clogged with big files.
On a PC using BlueStacks it opens like a tidy little media hub in a window, which makes browsing folders and playlists easier with a mouse. There are extras like casting online videos, basic sorting for music by folders or albums, and using the phone as a remote to pause, skip or change volume while something plays on the TV. Some features are locked behind a paid, ad-free version, but the free stuff covers most day to day needs. It is not perfect, sometimes the connection takes a second to show up and quality depends on the network, but for someone who wants a simple way to push local or online media to a bigger screen it is practical and pretty easy to live with.
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