Universal Media Server 15.10.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesUniversal Media Server is a free media server that streams the films, music and photos stored on your Mac to other devices around your home. It speaks DLNA and UPnP, so smart TVs, games consoles, phones and tablets can all browse and play your library. It can also serve files to a web browser, which makes it handy when a device has no media app of its own installed.
Key Features
- Stream video, audio and images to DLNA and UPnP devices
- Transcode formats on the fly when a device cannot play a file as it is
- Browse and play your library from any web browser
- Support for a very wide range of TVs, consoles and other players
- Access your media quickly, without waiting for long library scans
- Free and open source, with no tracking of your activity
How to Download
The project website carries the official Mac build along with versions for other systems. Download the macOS package, install it, and the setup steps will help you share your first folders across your home network. Download from the official site
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Universal Media Server free?
Yes. It is free and open source software for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Does it work with my smart TV?
Very likely. It supports a large range of DLNA devices, including TVs from major makers, games consoles and streaming sticks.
Do I need an internet connection to use it?
No. Streaming happens across your home network, so your files stay inside your house.
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