mconnect Player

Name: mconnect Player
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 3.5 (77 reviews)
Author: ConversDigital Co., Ltd.

By: ConversDigital Co., Ltd.

UPnP, Cast Video & Music

Features & Capabilities

mconnect Player is a cross-device media player that supports UPnP/DLNA and Google Cast. Send video, photos, and music to UPnP renderers, Chromecast, and AirPlay devices. Enjoy gapless playback and support for high-resolution formats like DSD and FLAC, plus streaming from TIDAL, Qobuz, and Bugs.

Serve media from iPhone/iPad, PCs, NAS, and cloud services (OneDrive, Dropbox), and cast to a wide range of playback devices including Smart TVs, Cast-enabled speakers, Apple TV, and AirPlay receivers. Note: playback formats depend on the remote device decoders and their support.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Music & Audio

By:

ConversDigital Co., Ltd.

Rating:

3.50

(77)

Version:

3.3.124 Last updated: 2026-04-29

Version code:

885060300

Creation date:

2012-02-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

87.14MB

Price:

5.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 183,616 ▼ 116

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Developed by:

ConversDigital Co., Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mconnect-player/id503760460

Website:

http://www.conversdigital.com

User Reviews

Users praise broad DLNA/uPnP device compatibility and solid playback controls, plus strong Qobuz/Tidal support and ongoing improvements. However, many reviews cite a clunky UI, weak queue/playlist management, reliability issues (dropouts, reconnects, DLNA drops after updates), Qobuz-specific glitches, and unclear release notes. Overall, it works well for some setups but is often unstable or cumbersome for others.

Pros

Broad DLNA/uPnP and multi-device compatibility (Raspberry Pi renderers, MinimServer, Volumio, TVs, NAS) and support for streaming services.
Useful playback controls: Pause/Resume, device-level volume, and gapless playback.
Strong Qobuz/Tidal integration with metadata and MQA support.
Ongoing updates that have generally improved the app over time.

Cons

Clunky UI/UX and stability issues (archaic interface, freezing, difficult navigation).
Poor queue/playlist management (no easy add-to-queue from playing screen, limited queue control, manual reordering).
Unreliable playback and connectivity (dropouts, frequent reconnect issues, DLNA server disappearing after updates).
Qobuz integration quality problems (crashes, playback quality changes, settings not stored).
Update-related bugs and unclear release notes (updates introducing bugs, inconsistent behavior).

Recent reviews

Switched to this app from HK’s MusicLife and have been so pleased. The browser works great with MinimServer. The app switches cleanly between my multiple RPI renderers. Plus I get Pause/Resume, device-level volume control, and gapless playback! My thanks to the developer for this fine implementation of a uPNP/DLNA control point app.

by Am*****, 2026-01-31

It was able to connect to my server (plex) and endpoint (ifi streamer) without a huge amount of config needed. But its almost impossible to use other than hitting play on a playlist. The UI is archaic and it freezes for 30 seconds whenever you make a selection. Crazy that this is a paid app in 2026, it would be mediocre if it was 2001

by Jo*****, 2026-01-16

Ok player that is at least better than the Arcam music life crapp. Only problem is it only plays one song and doesn’t play the next song in queue without being prompted to press the play button for EVERY song.