Jamcast - DLNA/UPnP/Sonos/Xbox

Cool DLNA app.works well on my SS galaxy s3.easy to use.i can stream music from my phone to my xbox.cool!

Was able to find a Spotify plugin for the Windows Jamcast app (was only in source code, was a piece of cake to compile in Visual Basic. This also requires a developer Application Code from the Spotify website, also easy to get) to allow it to grab Spotify playlists, so I can now stream Spotify on any DLNA device such as my Xbox One or Chromecast, none of which have native Spotify apps yet. I can also use this mobile app to browse, cast, and control playback of the music from the couch. Great stuff!

Since you still have to have your PC running with the jam cast server running. I was hoping this would eliminate that, & I could just use my tablet and not have to worry about using my laptop. This just adds an extra step. So I guess I'll just continue to use my laptop to stream

Awesome app, perfect for streaming music and podcasts. Setting it up was actually pretty easy. Glad I found this.

Works great the first time it's installed, after that it always gets stuck on find servers unless cache is cleared. Also a bit temperamental with adding tracks and initialisation of the renderer

What's the point in getting the app if you have to download something that requires a PC. The reason why I wanted to download the app Is because I don't have a PC and I want to stream Spotify to my Xbox from my Mobil device.

Thought it might work with my dlna server but no joy

Works well. Great application.

Easy to use. Like it!!

Useless

Play all your media from home over data or WiFi with an easy interface. Not buggy at all. I downsample to 192k for perfect playback quality over my data connection. The app installs on your computer and sets up a server that the phone connects to from anywhere. The app on your phone connects to it automatically.

works perfectly for my mobile...good work guys

The persistent notification only show the name of song, no playback control or quite button. ..

I am glad that i found it. Must have in your phone! Download it!

Nice app..concept is good but minor changes require.

Play all your media from home over data or WiFi with an easy interface. Not buggy at all. I downsample to 192k for perfect playback quality over my data connection. The app installs on your computer and sets up a server that the phone connects to from anywhere. The app on your phone connects to it automatically.

I have only tried local mp3 playback so far and I can report: 1) Doesn't allow for internet playback. Although you can set a port, and I could port-forward, there is no way to manually add a server, the app relies on LAN scanning to find it. 2) The menu for each folder only shows "browse", which is the action for clicking the folder anyway. 3) Cannot play a folder. You can open the folder, and play one track, but the app won't play the next track. Instead, you have to manually click EACH FILE in the folder to add it to the queue. 4) No controls. The persistent notification only shows the name of the song, no playback controls or quit button... it's just a shortcut back to the app. 5) Cannot customise. If you don't want a "channel" in the list, you can't get rid of it. Likewise, if you don't want playlists, albums etc, you cannot delete or re-order them. Each time I've used this i've had to scroll all the way to the end for "folders". The design is excellent. It's clean and easy to navigate. Just functionality-wise it's lacking.

Very easy to use and best dlna app so far. Payed for full version, it worse it

Only works on windows pc

There doesn't seem anyway to delete playlist

Yes yes it does have than a new one

I like the easy to use interface. Great design.

Very easy to use and helpful. Love the UI design.

I had to restart the server to find it. It is using lots of bandwidth and seeks slowly even on WiFi locally. I hope they fix it soon. For now 4 starts for the effort.

do I need Jamcast server for windows?

First app since Audiogalaxy to actually do what I want to do, take my music with me without having to download my MP3 files to my phone. Support is the best. Always get an answer to my questions and concerns right away. I will always update this program and keep on using it for as long as it is available.

Nice app definitely recommend.

Best customer service I've ever seen.

It's not free and I don't want to pay fore it so please delete my Google account thanks

Awesome software. Always being update great support if needed. New 2.0 server for the pc is great. One of the few pieces of software I'm glad I bought. I use it daily to push music from my pc or Google music (virtual sounds card) to my whole house audio system

Needed to do some tweaking... But great fast answer from support to my questions.... Good app

Loved the app and the direction where it's headed, reminds me of Audiogalaxy but it still way behind it. $14 bucks for the server? That's a little ridiculous..maybe in the future I'll give it a try again..

Was a long time AG fan and had to look for something else once they closed in January 2013. Stumbled upon Jamcast and I must say this is the best Audiogalaxy alternative out there so far! The UI is gorgeous compared to AG's UI and set up was as easy at AG. Just add the folders you want and add the iTunes folder...everything appears. You should definitely give Jamcast a shot if you were an Audiogalaxy user and looking for an alternative.

Play all your media from home over data or WiFi with an easy interface. Not buggy at all. I downsample to 192k for perfect playback quality over my data connection. The app installs on your computer and sets up a server that the phone connects to from anywhere. The app on your phone connects to it automatically.

Was looking for something that streamed to new Panasonic Diga Blu Ray player. Easy setup and now can play Spotify on all devices.

Great app working in unison with Jamcast server running on my pc and laptop which also streams to your dlna devices. Works brilliantly.

Doesn't want to play virtual soundcard stream (Jamcast 1.9.1.252). 30 bucks down the drain.

Jamcast is a great piece of software and support is brilliant

Stable and useful. Continuous improvement. Looking forward to the next release.

Crashes when I try to use the virtual soundcard stream. Doesn't work on my 2.2.3 device either. Wasted money on the Windows server, grr