
Highlights
- Streams local media files to UPnP and DLNA compatible network devices
- Sends audio and video output directly from Linux systems to network receivers
- Performs basic playback control functions including pause and volume adjustment
- Operates within local area networks without requiring external intermediary servers
About this application
Jupii is a software utility designed for Linux environments to stream digital media content directly to UPnP and DLNA compatible devices on a local network. Users can direct audio and video files from their computer to network-attached speakers, smart televisions, and media receivers without relying on proprietary intermediary software. The program operates through command-line interfaces or compatible graphical frontends, offering a direct mechanism to bridge local media storage with network hardware standards.
The application implements standard media rendering protocols to communicate with discovered network devices, facilitating playback control operations such as pause, stop, and volume adjustment. Because it targets Linux systems, integration relies on standard system libraries and dependencies typical of open-source desktop and server environments. It functions solely as a streaming controller and does not include comprehensive media library management or local transcoding capabilities for unsupported formats.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub net.mkiol.Jupii
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