UPnP Kino by naiveHA4.0.3

UPnP Kino by naiveHA sends audio, video, or both from an Android phone to a UPnP-enabled player for playback. It lets you direct media stored on the phone to a compatible player on the same network or through another compatible setup. The app concentrates on transferring content rather than organizing a broad media library or acting as a general-purpose media management tool.

Playback can be handled by compatible software such as VLC or eezUPnP, making the phone a practical source for content intended for another player. Its straightforward design suits the common situation of choosing phone media and handing it to playback software elsewhere on the network. It is aimed at Android users who want a direct link between local media and an existing UPnP playback environment.

UPnP Kino by naiveHA runs on Android 15 or newer and uses Universal architecture. The current version is 4.0.3. It is open-source, and using it involves a UPnP-enabled player or compatible playback software such as VLC or eezUPnP.