Streams music wirelessly from your computer to your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad so it can then be sent to your stereo system or Sound Dock. The iOS app is available in the iTunes Store.
Multimedia architecture complete with codecs and player for various (streaming) video and audio formats. Available as a free player as well as an enhanced Pro version.
Simple tool for downloading videos from various platforms such as YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo, Megavideo or MyVideo. Fast and secure download from The H
DLNA and UPnP media server and browser for streaming online content such as music and videos from YouTube or other portals on DLNA-enabled devices in your (home) network, for example on PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360.
DLNA-compliant UPnP media server written in Java, for streaming and transcoding multimedia files via Sony PlayStation 3. Solves the problems this console encounters when running particular formats by transcoding even incompatible formats in real time. Fast and secure download from The H
Records internet radio MP3/ACC streams. Can be set to record many streams simultaneously. Saves individual songs, skips adverts, includes a player, is multilingual and can both be installed and run as portable software.
Organises and plays music collections or web radio streams. Browses the web for lyrics. Supported formats include MP3, OGG Vorbis, AU, AIFF, WAV and SPEEX. Also available in combination with aTunes and Jukes as Jukebox Power Pack.
Video RSS reader, video catalogue, movie player and ripper in one, with which you can view videos and TV programmes from the internet. Has around 1,000 selected channel addresses that offer videos. Fast and secure download from The H
Download manager for videos on sites such as YouTube, Google Video and MySpace. Can also convert video into different formats. Works through the WinInet API, used by Internet Explorer.
UPnP control point with which you can control from your computer which audio files a media client plays from a media server; finds all UPnP/DLNA servers and clients in the network and can put together a playlist of the contents of the server and then play them on the client; resembles a remote control.
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