Most DLNA apps only act as controllers or servers. LocalCast also runs as a renderer — meaning your phone can be the target of a DLNA "Play To" command from a NAS, Plex, Kodi, Windows Media Player or any control-point app on your network.
Enable renderer mode inside LocalCast, and your phone shows up as a DLNA target on every control-point app — from PS5 to Windows Media Player to third-party UPnP controllers.
Download free from Google Play. Runs on any Android 5.0+ phone or tablet.
Open Settings inside LocalCast and toggle "Act as DLNA Renderer". Your phone instantly appears as a target on every UPnP controller on the network.
From any DLNA control point (PS5, WMP, BubbleUPnP, etc.), pick LocalCast as the Play To target. The media appears on your phone and you can control it like any other LocalCast playback.
A DLNA renderer is the device that plays the content. There are three roles in the DLNA model: servers store media, control points pick what to play, and renderers do the playback. LocalCast can act as all three, but most users enable renderer mode to receive Play To commands from another device.
Free on Google Play. Receive streams from any UPnP controller on your network.