#Twonky beam osx install#
#Twonky beam osx android#

It is a shame that Microsoft (on XBox One), and Apple (on AppleTV) have chosen to not implement DLNA properly.

#Twonky beam osx android#

I don't own any Airplay or Chromecast devices here, but I am able to use this QPKG with all my DLNA clients, including KODI on my NAS and to my Android devices using this App. You may also use mobile app Qfile to browse the media content on the NAS and play the content on Apple TV or Chromecast. Description : QAirPlay&Chromecast lets you stream photo, music, and video from NAS to Apple TV or Chromecast.

#Twonky beam osx install#

You might be able to ' push' Content to your D-Link if you install the ' QAirplay Chromecast 1.3.71c' QPKG.

The multiple DLNA Servers on the NAS all work, so it is a ' ciient' issue. Can't say I blame DLink for passing the buck. I can stream to the iPhone5 (iOS and then select the DCH-M225 as the Airplay device but that requires running through the iPhone.ĭefinitely a step forward and proves the DCH-M225 does work, just not for Qnap apps. What it doesn't do is work with the Qnap apps Qairplay and Qmusic direct. No joy from DLink since, like I said, the DCH-M225 works fine with all my devices (Win7, OS X, iOS, Android) as an iTunes & iPhone Airplay device and Win7 and Android as a DLNA client. Can't say I blame DLink for passing the wrote:Ya, no. Of course the web page on the iPhone5 is a little hard to use (can't seem to use the volume control widget).ĭefinitely a step forward and proves the DCH-M225 does work, just not for Qnap apps. I've tried this from Win7 and iPhone/Safari. One piece of progress, I found and installed the Twonky Server Ver 8.0.5 Qpkg and now I can use it's web interface to select the DCH-M225 as a Media Receiver and 'beam'/queue up items without having to keep the 'remote controlling' device running. I did run across one of your posts to of course use Qmusic for this. This seems like a no-brainer and all my searching hasn't led to anything useful.

I can stream to the iPhone5 (iOS and then select the DCH-M225 as the Airplay device but that requires running through the iPhone.