iMediaShare play.google.com.amspremium
Find and play personal and online video, music and photos
Enjoy watching phone videos and photos, and playing music on your large-screen TV!
iMediaShare transforms your Android device into a remote control seamlessly streaming personal and online media to your connected TV.
iMediaShare requires no additional hardware, no cables and no TV apps. All you need is an internet-enabled TV and a WiFi network.
iMediaShare lets you take your favorite content everywhere with you making it easy to share it with friends at any time on any connected screen.
Advantages over iMediaShare Lite:
- Ad-free experience
- Video playback from YouTube links
- Video playback of arbitrary mpeg files from the internet and other apps
- More online video channels in HD
Supported players:
- Televisions from Samsung (w/ AllShare), LG, Sony BRAVIA, Philips, Panasonic Viera, Toshiba
- Game consoles: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft XBox 360
- Network Media Players: Apple TV, Sony Blu-ray, LG Blu-ray, WD TV Live, Popcorn Hour, Xtreamer, Marantz, DirecTV, Logitech Revue (Google TV), etc.
- Audio players: Denon, Sonos, Onkyo, Linn, Philips Streamium, Yamaha, etc.
- PC/Mac media servers: Twonky, Skifta, Windows Media Player, etc.
- Other DLNA/UPnP compliant media players.
- For best playback performance on PS3, please, ensure that your PS3 is WIRED and not WIRELESS.
- Videos recorded with the phone's camera are not supported by some TVs and game consoles.
- For Toshiba TVs, please, enable Media Renderer mode from TV Preferences -> Network Device Setup.
- Few critical stability improvements
Required Android O/S : 1.6+
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