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Please make sure that your receiving device (e.g. Samsung TV, LG TV, Chromecast, etc.) and Mac are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. If you have probl...

It might not work in such circumstances. Your Mac might be able to find the devices to which you want to stream on a different subnet, but the receiving dev...

Yes, in the firewall settings, you should allow for incoming connections for the app. To make this change, go to System Preferences > Security & Pri...

To stream media files your Mac should be able to connect to the device you want to stream to and communicate with it. The receiving device should be able t...

You can solve this problem either in Elmedia Player or in the system preferences on your Mac. Go to Elmedia Player Preferences > Interface. Find the D...

In most cases, this error means that your TV does not support the file format natively. Try to uncheck the "Use native playback when supported" o...

Elmedia app can play your files natively on any device if they fit the device’s native player capabilities. Your files should: be stored in a compatible f...

If the video/audio format is illegible, Elmedia Player will convert it into a proper format by using its transcoding feature on the fly (in real-time). ...

The transcoding speed depends on the speed of the CPU of the computer that runs Elmedia Player. The faster the CPU, the faster it can transcode. If your co...

When you stream a video, the receiving device downloads it in small pieces and only then plays these pieces back to you. This process is called buffering. I...