The Remote DNA Playback Capabilities: A Practical Guide to Controlling Your Devices

Hello and welcome to this video from Tech.com, where I'll be showing you the remote DNA playback capabilities specifically remote controlling one DLNA device from another. In my previous video regarding DLNA, many of you have asked me to provide a demo, so here's an opportunity for me to do just that.

For this demonstration, I'm using a Android tablet as the source device, but you can use any Android phone or tablet - it doesn't matter what type of device you have. To make things easier, I'll be using a third-party app called Two Player, which is available for download directly from the Android Market. This app allows me to control and stream media from one device to another, utilizing the DLNA feature.

The first step in this process is to select the source of your media server. In this case, my media server is an NAS (Network-Attached Storage) device, which is connected to my router. However, for this demonstration, I won't be using my local Android tablet as the source, but instead will use it as the target device. This allows me to control and stream media from one device to another.

Once I've selected my media server as the source, I need to select the target device. In this case, my target device is a local Android tablet. Now that both devices are set up, I can browse through some of the music on my NAS, which is being pulled directly from my DNA server. The music library is displayed on the screen, and I can easily navigate through it.

Now that I've selected a song to play, if you notice that the target device is playing the music, but not in the best way to listen to music - something like having it amplified too loudly or having poor sound quality. This is because the music is being played on my local Android tablet, which may not be the most suitable device for listening to music.

To fix this issue, I need to select another media server that supports DLNA and can play back music in a more suitable way. In this case, I've chosen my music system, which is attached to WD TV and supports DLNA. Now, if I hit the play button, you'll notice that the music starts playing from my music system, but not on the local Android tablet.

However, this is exactly what I want - for the music to start playing from my music system in another room, so I can control it remotely using my Android tablet or any other DLNA device. With the Two Player app, I can easily switch between songs, pause and play them again - all of which are great features that you'll appreciate when controlling your music playback remotely.

While this app is specifically designed for audio streaming, there's also a third-party app called IM Media Share, which allows me to stream videos from one device to another. So, this is how you can use DLNA applications to move or stream audio or video from one device to another - it really opens up endless possibilities.

In conclusion, I hope that this video has been helpful in showing you the remote DNA playback capabilities specifically remote controlling one DLNA device from another. Remember to download the Two Player app and explore other third-party apps like IM Media Share for streaming your media content remotely. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in my next video!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi there this is ranit from tech.com and in this video I'm going to show you the remote DNA playback capabilities specifically remote controlling one DLNA device from another because I had made a video regarding DLNA and in that video quite of you have asked me that I did not give any demo of DLNA so here is a demo that I'm going to give you that utilize the DNA feature and for this I'm using a Android tablet you can use any Android phone phone and I'm using a third party app called two player you can download this app directly from the Android market it's available for the Android phone and I'm going to launch this now and if you notice that first thing that it shows is it is in the source you need to select the source here uh I can select my local source as the Android tablet but I'm not going to do that I'm going to select my media server and that's this I click on the the same and I need to select the target device let's take the target device as a local Android uh tablet and now I'm just going to browse some of the music that I have all these songs are listed on my are being pulled directly from my Nas that's the DNA server and right now uh our uh Target devic is our local device that's our Android tablet so if we click on this song it will play on this tablet that's fine I'm going to pause it now uh it's not great to listen to your music on your tablet or something like that let's say uh you want to listen to this music on your music system uh luckily my music system is attached to wdtv which is uh supports DLNA so I'm just going to select that wdtv and now if I hit the play button if you notice this music is now being played from my music system which is another room and you can easily switch between the songs Etc you can pause so this is how you can remotely control what music is being played using this DLNA feature this two-player app is specifically meant for audio streaming but you can also do video streaming with third party apps and I think uh there's a app called IM Media Share by using which you can also uh stream videos from one device to another so this is how you can use DLNA applications to move or stream audio or video from one device to another I hope you found this video helpful that's it for now this is ranit from tech.com and hopefully I'm going to see you in my next videohi there this is ranit from tech.com and in this video I'm going to show you the remote DNA playback capabilities specifically remote controlling one DLNA device from another because I had made a video regarding DLNA and in that video quite of you have asked me that I did not give any demo of DLNA so here is a demo that I'm going to give you that utilize the DNA feature and for this I'm using a Android tablet you can use any Android phone phone and I'm using a third party app called two player you can download this app directly from the Android market it's available for the Android phone and I'm going to launch this now and if you notice that first thing that it shows is it is in the source you need to select the source here uh I can select my local source as the Android tablet but I'm not going to do that I'm going to select my media server and that's this I click on the the same and I need to select the target device let's take the target device as a local Android uh tablet and now I'm just going to browse some of the music that I have all these songs are listed on my are being pulled directly from my Nas that's the DNA server and right now uh our uh Target devic is our local device that's our Android tablet so if we click on this song it will play on this tablet that's fine I'm going to pause it now uh it's not great to listen to your music on your tablet or something like that let's say uh you want to listen to this music on your music system uh luckily my music system is attached to wdtv which is uh supports DLNA so I'm just going to select that wdtv and now if I hit the play button if you notice this music is now being played from my music system which is another room and you can easily switch between the songs Etc you can pause so this is how you can remotely control what music is being played using this DLNA feature this two-player app is specifically meant for audio streaming but you can also do video streaming with third party apps and I think uh there's a app called IM Media Share by using which you can also uh stream videos from one device to another so this is how you can use DLNA applications to move or stream audio or video from one device to another I hope you found this video helpful that's it for now this is ranit from tech.com and hopefully I'm going to see you in my next video\n"