Plex
Plex organizes all of your personal media, wherever you keep it, so you can access and enjoy it on any screen. With Plex, you can easily stream your videos, music, photos and home movies to your Windows Phone from your home computers running Plex Media Server (available for free at https://plex.tv/downloads). - Plex makes your media beautiful with rich descriptions, artwork, and other metadata. - Plex automatically converts your media on-the-fly to play on any device. - Easily share your media with friends and family. - Browse your media on any Plex-enabled device and fling it to any screen. - Control your big screen experience from any phone or tablet. - Access a wide range of online channels such as TED, Revision3, and TWiT. - Queue online videos from sites like Vimeo and YouTube and watch them later on any device. With Plex, your media universe is constantly expanding. Getting up and running is easy, so start now! NOTE: PLEX FOR WINDOWS PHONE IS CURRENTLY NOT COMPATIBLE WITH GOOGLE CHROMECAST. YOU MUST HAVE A PLEX MEDIA SERVER (AVAILABLE FOR FREE AT https://plex.tv/downloads) INSTALLED AND RUNNING TO STREAM LOCAL MEDIA. VERSION 0.9.8.14 OR HIGHER IS REQUIRED. DRM-protected content (such as video from the iTunes store), ISO disc images, and VIDEO_TS folders are not supported. MKV containers, DTS audio, FLAC music, and subtitles are not supported for Direct Play, and will be transcoded. CHANGES IN 1.6.4.3: NEW - (UI) Alphabet jump lists for movie, show and music sections - (UI) Save last-applied filters and sorts for each library section - (UI) Play all albums button in artists page - (Sync) Log transfer rates for sync transfers FIX - (Media) Music playback issues on Windows Phone 8.1 - (UI) Library section icons from mobile servers weren't being displayed - A number of user-reported crashes CHANGES IN 1.6.4.4: NEW - Transparent icon - Updated HTTP Live Streaming stack FIX - (UI) A number of bugs in our Semantic Zoom implementation - (UI) A number of issues with synced content - Sync transfers might fail on IPv6 networks - A number of user-reported crashes
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