Streamer4 turns Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or PC to a music streamer. No need to buy an expensive hardware streamer, one app has got it all.
Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3: Play your iPod music library on TV and stereo connected to game console.
Windows 7: Play your iPod music library on computer speakers.
Play your music with Streamer4 everywhere: friends Xbox, on work with Windows 7 and even on your PlayStation.
Streamer4 Lite supports up to 50 songs, an in-app purchase is available for full support for songs and playlists.
Instructions:
Xbox 360: Navigate to music library and select Streamer4.
PlayStation 3: Navigate to Music menu and select Streamer4. If Streamer4 icon does not show immediately select "Search for Media Servers" .
Windows 7: Start Windows Media Player and under "Other Libraries" select Streamer4.
The current playing song on consoles or PC will appear on iOS devices screen as in second screen shot.
Network requirements:
The iOS device needs to be connected to the same WiFi network as your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or PC.
Game consoles or PC can be also connected using a LAN cable, as long as they share the same router with the iOS device.
* FEEDBACK *
"All i did was connect to my wifi and on my 360 went to music player and it worked! Finally i can play music with my iphone on my 360" -Chachizzle
"Im using this app to stream music from my iPhone 4s library to my PS3. Be sure to read all of the instructions on the app page before using, and youll discover it works as described. I cant currently speak for other platforms, but this app is the perfect solution for the incompatibility issue between the iPhone 4 and PS3. " -Andrew Gaerlan
"This app does what it says on the tin very happy.great alternative if you want to play your iPhone music on your Xbox wirelessly as Microsoft doesnt seem to want to have full support for iPhones when plugged in" -Sweaty Rod
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* See demonstration videos for XBox 360, PS3 and Windows under "Streamer4 Pro Support" link. *
- Streamer 4 is not compatible with old DRM songs purchased on iTunes. Newer iTunes DRM free purchases are compatible.
- Windows Media Player does not support playlists.
- Backgrounds works, but youll be prompted to return the app to foreground app every 10 minutes to keep playing. This is an Apple restriction.