TwoPlayer 3.0 (Trial Version)

Name: TwoPlayer 3.0 (Trial Version)
Rating: 3.6842105 (2228 reviews)
Author: Robin Davies

By: Robin Davies

Play to, play from, download from Chromecast/DLNA/UPNP/SMB Devices.

Features & Capabilities

TwoPlayer 3.0 (Trial Version) is a versatile media player app that lets you easily cast audio and video files between devices on your home network. It supports Chromecast™, Android™ TV devices, UPnP™/DLNA™ media players, smart TVs, and Windows shares, enabling seamless streaming or playback directly on your Android device.

With support for subtitles—including embedded and external formats—and download capabilities over WiFi, TwoPlayer 3.0 offers a modern and intuitive interface for managing large media collections. Try the trial version free and unlock the full experience with an in-app purchase.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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VARY Last updated: 2020-08-04

Creation date:

2010-11-04

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Email:

su*****@two-play.com

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Website ,Privacy policy

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Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-15

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# 118,615 ▲ 1,076

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Developed by:

Robin Davies

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twoplay.twoplayer

Email:

su*****@two-play.com

Website:

http://two-play.com

User Reviews

Users praise DLNA/NAS streaming and easy navigation with playlists and Bluetooth support. Repeated concerns include licensing/trial and upgrade access, limited format/device compatibility (notably m4a), and stability issues like crashes and casting errors.

Pros

Strong DLNA/UPnP support with NAS streaming and device discovery
Easy, user‑friendly navigation with favorites and playlist/queue management
Bluetooth audio playback supported
Fast, polished UI with responsive browsing

Cons

Licensing and trial/upgrade issues causing confusion and delayed access to features
Incomplete format support and device compatibility (e.g., m4a over UPnP not working; some devices show errors)
Stability problems, including crashes and intermittent DLNA casting/connection errors