DLNA and UPNP control point app for android.
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Description

ControlDLNA is a DLNA and UPnP control point app for your phone.

It lets you play audio and video from any DLNA or UPnP compatible server in the local network to a DLNA or UPnP renderer.

Additionally, other apps can utilize the MediaRouter API to play their media on a remote device.

Android 2.2 (Gingerbread) or higher is required.

Download

Note about permissions: All permissions are required for UPNP (for the necessary wifi access). The app does not connect to the internet at all.

Building

Android Support Library and Cling are required for building.

Binaries for Cling are included in the libs folder.

Alternatively, Cling can be built from source with instructions on Github.

Icons

All icons are taken from AOSP.

License

BSD 3-Clause License