Nero Streaming Player

Stream videos and photos to TV with DLNA and UPnP support

Nero Streaming Player turns your device into a simple hub for sending your videos and photos to the biggest screen in your home. It embraces DLNA and UPnP standards, so it can hand off media to a wide range of gear, including many smart TVs as well as Chromecast, Roku, and Fire TV devices. No cables are needed, and you do not have to tweak the receiver beforehand, making it a practical pick for quick, couch-friendly viewing.

Getting started is straightforward. Keep your phone and the target device on the same Wi-Fi network, open the app, and connect. You can select a specific network when prompted, then choose from a list of compatible receivers, or let the app scan your home for supported hardware. Once paired, your media library becomes available for playback on the TV.

The app centers on two core content types, videos and photos, and gives you the choice of where to display them. Want to show a vacation album on the living room TV or start a show on a streaming stick in the bedroom? Pick the media, pick the destination, and the app handles the rest. Because it relies on established DLNA and UPnP protocols, it works with a broad spectrum of devices that advertise those standards.

There are a few practical considerations. Both your handset and the receiving device must share the same Wi-Fi network, and compatibility hinges on DLNA or UPnP support. Within those bounds, Nero Streaming Player offers a clean, cable-free route to enjoying your own videos and photos on a larger display. If you have a mix of smart TVs and streaming dongles at home, its all-in-one approach neatly brings them under one roof for everyday casting.