Download X-DLNA

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X-DLNA is an application for MacOS that functions as a media server and manager for DLNA-compatible devices. It allows you to stream video, audio, and image content to smart TVs and networked media devices. X-DNLA automatically detects DLNA-compatible devices on the local network. Users can select local or online media content to play on their devices. Streaming is done via the standard DLNA protocol, ensuring compatibility with most smart TVs and media players.
Version: 1.46
Size: 42.2 MB
Systems: Windows, MacOS

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