Apple’s AirPlay is great, as long as you own plenty of compatible devices. The proprietary wireless streaming solution allows users to stream music and videos from an iPhone, iPad or Mac computer to another device with a simple tap or click. For
AirMusic by Plutinosoft is a nice app that solves an important problem and does so with a simple interface.
The app uses the DLNA standard to stream music wirelessly from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to an Xbox, PlayStation or any other DLNA compatible device. Many modern HDTVs, for example, support DLNA.
Now, thanks to an update release on Thursday, AirMusic also supports Google’s Chromecast dongle.
Here’s the app’s description from its App Store page:
Access and stream your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch Music Library directly over WiFi from an Xbox, a PS3 or any compatible DLNA device. No Wires or special hardware needed! It can even stream to a PC running Windows Media Player.
If you’ve heard all the hype about AirPlay and are missing out because your don’t have an AppleTV, this app is for you!
√ Connect your iPod, iPhone or iPad to the same local network as your Xbox, PS3 or PC.
√ Start AirMusic.
√ If you have an Xbox, turn it on, navigate to the System Music Player and select your device in the list.
√ If you have a PS3, turn it on, navigate to the Music Menu and select your device in the list. If it shows nothing underneath, it probably means you selected the Movie or Photo menu instead.
√ If you have a PC running Windows Vista or later, start Windows Media Player, your iPhone Music will show under ‘Other Libraries’.
√ If you’re experiencing skipping, turn off High-Quality streams in Settings.
AirMusic is normally $2.99, but it’s free right now for a limited time to celebrate the addition of Chromecast support.
You’ll find a link to download AirMusic below in our source section.
