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Handy app that allows you to receive streamed media from another device

Handy app that allows you to receive streamed media from another device

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What is All Screen Receiver APK

All Screen Receiver serves as a companion to the All Screen app and receives casts from it.

All Screen Receiver is a free program by Aryabhata Labs that you can download and use without restrictions. There aren’t even any ads! All Screen Receiver is a companion to the All Screen program, which means that this app doesn’t do you much good unless you’re using them together.

All Screen is an app for streaming videos and other content from one device to another wirelessly. You could, for instance, find a video on YouTube and send it from your Android phone to your Android TV. The program also supports Kodi, Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and many other devices.

All Screen supports DLNA, which is a standard for content sharing. It means that it can support any device that also supports DLNA. It also supports many devices that don’t support DLNA, and it does that via this All Screen Receiver companion program. All Screen Receiver can also be used in scenarios where it’s not necessarily needed, but it can streamline and enhance the experience regardless.

All Screen Receiver can be on the receiving end of streamed videos but also images, music and many other kinds of content. Playlists are also supported. Content can be cast from local storage, such as the internal memory on your phone, but All Screen also supports Google Drive, Dropbox, UPnP libraries and much more.

In cases where a device is not directly supported by All Screen, then the All Screen Receiver companion is required, and it must be available, which won’t be the case for all devices. Additionally, when using All Screen Receiver, there may be limitations, such as unavailable features, on a per-device basis.

Pros

  • Cast videos, photos and more
  • Playlist support
  • Google Drive and Dropbox support

Cons

  • Device-based limitations