Connect a DLNA / UPnP receiver
Connect through the DLNA / UPnP route and check the settings that matter.
Before connecting
Enable the device’s supported MediaRenderer/network-player feature using its own settings. AirSound looks for a renderer that accepts playback commands; a media-storage server alone is not the same thing.
- Connect the receiver and Android phone to the same reachable Wi-Fi network.
- Open Settings → Receiver types → DLNA / UPnP and make sure the type is enabled. Start with a supported LPCM or WAV format. A device-specific setting on its row can override the default; reconnect after changing it.
- Return to Receivers, tap Scan again and select the device’s matching route.
- Approve the Android audio and sharing prompts. Start eligible source music, then confirm sound on the receiver.
- Adjust speaker volume on the receiver row if a slider is available. Disconnect from that same row before changing output.
Compatibility check
Audio requires a usable AVTransport endpoint. Speaker volume is shown only with a compatible RenderingControl endpoint. MP3-only receivers are not supported by these output choices.
If it appears in discovery but cannot play, that is not proof that a driver is missing. Confirm the receiver’s advertised service, accepted format and firmware with its manufacturer. See Receiver compatibility.