Download BubbleUPnP for DLNA / Chromecast / Smart TV v3.5.3 [Pro] [Mod Extra]

BubbleUPnP for DLNA / Chromecast / Smart TV v3.5.3 [Pro] [Mod Extra]
Requirements: 4.1+
Overview: Stream all your music, videos and photos to various devices in your house.

Chromecast, Chromecast Audio, Nexus Player, Nvidia Shield and other devices with Chromecast built-in
DLNA TV, Smart TV
music receivers from popular HiFi brands
Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox One X, Playstation 3 and 4*
Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick
local Android playback

BubbleUPnP can access your media from a lot of sources, including:

UPnP/DLNA media servers on your local network
local media stored on your Android device
popular cloud media storage providers: Google Drive, Google Photos, Box, Dropbox, OneDrive
music services: TIDAL, Qobuz
media from other apps using Share/Send such as: web browsers, file managers…
…and more!

BubbleUPnP is a versatile app packed with many features for you to discover, some of which are:

‣ extensive Chromecast support: play incompatible Chromecast media with smart transcoding (audio in videos in particular), subtitles with custom appearance, audio/video track selection**
‣ fast and secure Internet access to your home media on the go from mobile and WiFi networks**
‣ playback queue, editable playlists, scrobbling, sleep timer, various shuffle modes
‣ play media to your Android device from other devices (renderer functionality)
‣ DLNA media server functionality for accessing your local and cloud media from other devices
‣ media download to your device
‣ dark and light themes
‣ …and much more!

* Only possible from the PS3 or PS4 interface

** Some features are provided by BubbleUPnP Server, an optional software that can be installed on any machine on your local network to provide additional services. To learn more about BubbleUPnP Server, visit https://bubblesoftapps.com/bubbleupnpserver

Some features are restricted and can be unlocked by purchasing the BubbleUPnP License app.

What’s New:
Scoped Storage support on Android 11+

On Android 11+, Scoped Storage restricts how apps can access local storage (for reading and writing).

The most visible change is that the ‘Internal Storage’, ‘External SD Card’ and USB OTG root folders in the Library tab have been replaced by a new ‘Local Storage’ folder that is initially empty. You must manually add (with the system folder picker) every root folder containing media that you want to browse. Each folder added can then be browsed normally (including all its subfolers) and removed from the list using 3 dot menu on folder > Remove.

Non-exhaustive list of other Scoped Storage behavior changes:

More > Gear icon > Downloads > Download folder: There is no default folder anymore and you must first pick a folder once before downloading
Now Playing > 3 dot menu > Booklet: you must now manually pick a folder containing your PDF booklets. Previously, this folder was in predefined subfolder of the Documents folder
More > gear icon > Internet access with BubbleUPnP Server > Cache Folder: the default folder is now in the private storage of the app, thus will be deleted on app removal. You can manually change it to another folder that survives app removal
More > Gear icon > Local and Cloud > Excluded remote folders: this setting is removed as it does not apply to Scoped Storage
some local non Media Store files added to ‘Saved Playlists’ may not be playable anymore as there is no permission to access them
Other changes

switch to targetSdkVersion 30 (Android 11)
added ‘More > Gear icon > Now Playing > Show composer’ to control whether composer (if present) is appended to the artist field
fixed Media Store items (local items from ‘Music’, ‘Images’, ‘Video’ root folders) added to a ‘Saved Playlist’ not being playable anymore after a full Media Store rescan (which can sometimes be necessary to fix Media Store issues). This fix also makes it possible to copy such ‘Saved Playlist’ to another device that has the same media files on its local storage, and have the playlisted items play.
fixed Qobuz and TIDAL playback possibly stopping before end of track on some renderers, especially for longer tracks
fixed Android TV (and any device with no touch) top bar icons and 3 dot menu entries not working anymore (regression)
fixed possible failure to load local album folders with lots of tracks, on some Android devices
fixed downloads sometimes failing due to picking the wrong download URL
fixed fullscreen image viewer sometimes showing low res images
fixed volume change not working with Pyle renderers
fixed wrong Playlist track order on Lumin and TEAC OpenHome renderers
a few other minor fixes and tweaks
updated some libraries used to build the app

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