HUMAX Media Player

HUMAX Media Player

by Humax Co., Ltd

3 ratings
62 reviews
Free

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Released
January 7, 2014
Updated
September 21, 2018

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Stream and control media content from DLNA devices, including your HUMAX iCord Evolution, directly on your iPad. You can also send content saved on your tablet or other DLNA devices to your TV via the HUMAX iCord Evolution.

✓Play content from DLNA devices
✓Control media playback
✓Send saved content to TV
✓Stream video, music, and photos
✓Supports HUMAX iCord Evolution
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What users say about HUMAX Media Player

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1.5.5

September 21, 2018

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User reviews

Funktioniert nicht

Stellt keine Verbindung her, trotz des selben Netzwerkes

No data found

Thinks there’s no data on my phone, so I can’t cast to the device. Pointless.

Unbrauchbarer Schrott

Nur Löschen hilft weiter!

Utter Rubbish

Completely useless

Works Quite Well.

I like the fact I can watch my recordings on my iPad while my wife watches the tv, seems to work quite well.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

23 issues

Does not connect/detect Humax box

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No data found

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Play option greyed out/missing

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Streaming feature absent

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Downloading takes ages and fails

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Cannot play recordings

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Slow performance

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Does not recognize Humax box

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Tries to download instead of stream

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Crashes on opening/immediately

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No sound for recordings

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Cannot fast forward/rewind

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Buffering issues

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Does not work with latest Apple updates

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No sound when streaming

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Cannot stream/download/play recordings

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Does not work with Freesat models

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Format not supported

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App crashes on iOS 9.3

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App no longer loads on iPhone/iPad

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No sound playing back recordings

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Cannot stream media from Humax box

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No images or sound

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Requested Features

7 requests

Fast forward/rewind functionality

Feature

Ability to stream instead of download

Feature

Support for Freesat models as servers

Feature

Fix app to work with latest Apple devices

Feature

Add timeline for fast forward/rewind in recordings

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Allow app to decrypt and play HD recordings

Feature

Fix app to work with Humax Evolution

Feature

FAQ

What does the HUMAX Media Player app do?

This app allows you to stream and control media content, such as videos, music, and photos, from your HUMAX iCord Evolution or other DLNA-compatible devices directly on your iPad. It also enables you to send content stored on your tablet or other DLNA devices to be viewed on your TV via the HUMAX iCord Evolution.

What are the key features of the HUMAX Media Player?

Key features include playing content from your HUMAX product or other DLNA devices, controlling media playback (video, music, photo, recordings), and sending content saved on DLNA devices to your HUMAX iCord Evolution to watch on your TV. It supports various media formats like MP4, MP3, and JPG.

Is the HUMAX Media Player app free to use?

Yes, the HUMAX Media Player app is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

What devices is the HUMAX Media Player compatible with?

The app requires at least iOS 6 and an iPhone 4 or higher. It is specifically compatible with the HUMAX iCord Evolution (HMS-1000S) and other DLNA devices on the same network. All devices must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network for optimal performance.

What are common use cases for the HUMAX Media Player?

Common use cases include enjoying personal media libraries stored on DLNA devices on a larger screen via your iPad, or easily sharing photos and videos with family by streaming them to your TV. It's ideal for users who want to centralize and access their media across multiple devices on their home network.