Cast Receiver - DLNA & AirPlay
Video Players & Editors
100K+ installs
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- CategoryVideo Players & Editors
- PlatformAndroid
- DeveloperLLTech
- In-app PurchasesYes
- Installs100K+
- Updated2026-09-02
- Size3 M
- Version1.5.5
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Editor's Review
Cast Receiver - DLNA & AirPlay comes from LLTech and is listed under the Video Players & Editors category on Google Play. In the developer's own words: "AirPlay & DLNA receiver for Android TV. Screen mirroring from iPhone, iPad, Mac." It has passed 100K+ installs, and users rate it 3.2 out of 5 across 233 ratings. The latest version (1.5.5) was released on 2026-09-02, so the app is still being actively updated. Good to know: it offers optional in-app purchases and needs about 3 MB of storage.
How To Use?
AirPlay receiver: mirror an iPhone, iPad or Mac screen to your Android TV
DLNA / UPnP receiver: play media pushed from Android, Windows, iOS or a NAS
Both run at the same time - switch devices without restarting the app
Android TV and Google TV
Android TV boxes and smart TV boxes
Google Play
Description
Cast Receiver turns your Android TV, TV box, tablet or phone into a full-featured
AirPlay receiver and DLNA receiver. Mirror your iPhone, iPad or Mac screen, or cast
video, music and photos from Android, Windows or a NAS - with no Apple TV, dongle or
extra hardware.
Two receivers in one app: Cast Receiver works as an AirPlay receiver for iPhone, iPad
and Mac, and as a DLNA / UPnP receiver and media server for everything else. Any device
on your Wi-Fi can send media or mirror its whole screen to your display. Zero
configuration, automatic device discovery, low-latency playback.
TWO PROTOCOLS IN ONE APP
- AirPlay receiver: mirror an iPhone, iPad or Mac screen to your Android TV
- DLNA / UPnP receiver: play media pushed from Android, Windows, iOS or a NAS
- Both run at the same time - switch devices without restarting the app
MAKE ANY ANDROID DEVICE A CASTING TARGET
- Android TV and Google TV
- Android TV boxes and smart TV boxes
- Tablets and smartphones
- Use an Android TV or tablet as a second screen for a Mac (Mac second display)
CROSS-PLATFORM CASTING
- iPhone and iPad: open Control Center, tap Screen Mirroring, pick your device
- Mac and MacBook: use AirPlay Display to turn your Android TV into a Mac second screen
- Android phones and tablets: cast with any DLNA / UPnP app, gallery or player
- Windows PC: push media through any DLNA / UPnP media server client
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- NAS and home servers: browse and play over UPnP / DLNA SUPPORTED MEDIA FORMATS - Video: MP4, MKV, MOV, AVI and more over DLNA - Audio: MP3, FLAC, AAC and other common formats - Images: JPEG and PNG photo slideshow - Streaming: M3U playlists and M3U8 live streams WHY USERS CHOOSE CAST RECEIVER - Zero-configuration auto discovery on your local Wi-Fi - Low-latency transmission optimized for screen mirroring - HD quality with network auto-adaptation and cache optimization - Stable connection for long movies and long meetings - No account, no sign-up, nothing uploaded to the cloud HOW TO USE (3 STEPS) 1. Install Cast Receiver on your Android TV, TV box, tablet or phone. 2. Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi network. 3. iPhone / iPad / Mac: open Control Center, tap Screen Mirroring, and select your Android device. Android / Windows: open any DLNA / UPnP app or your gallery and choose "Cast" or "Play to". PERFECT FOR - Home entertainment: movies, music and photo sharing on the big screen - Office presentations: wireless slides from a phone, tablet or Mac - Education and training: mirror a screen to a classroom TV - Productivity: use an Android tablet or TV as a second monitor for a Mac TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQ Q: My iPhone cannot find the receiver. A: Make sure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network, and that your router is not using AP isolation or guest-network isolation. Turn off VPN and allow local network access when iOS asks for permission. Q: AirPlay mirroring shows a black screen. A: Update to the latest version and reconnect. Some DRM-protected streaming apps block AirPlay screen mirroring - use their built-in cast button instead. Q: Video stutters or lags. A: Move both devices closer to the router, prefer the 5 GHz band, and pause other large downloads on the network. Q: The device is not listed. A: Restart the app on both sides, and check that the Android TV box and the phone are on the same subnet. PRIVACY All streaming happens locally on your own Wi-Fi network. No video, audio or personal data is uploaded to any server. SUPPORT Found a device that does not work, or a format that will not play? Email us - we read and answer every message, and we ship fixes regularly. AirPlay is a trademark of Apple Inc. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple Inc.Screenshots
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