Jupii let you play audio, video and image files on any device on your local network that supports UPnP/DLNA, such as smart speaker, smart TVs, gaming consoles, and more.
In addition to the typical features you might expect from this type of application, Jupii also has some unique functionalities such as:
This app can be used in two different UPnP/DLNA modes:
If you looking for similar app but for Linux Desktop, Jupii is also available as a Flatpak package.
Jupii does not support local playback right now. To play music you need to connect to external UPnP Renderer device. If you really want use Jupii as a local media player there is a workaround.
Thanks to ade you can install MPD and upmpdcli. MPD delivers audio-playback engine and upmpdcli provides UPnP Renderer interface. When both are installed, on 'Devices' list in Jupii you will find 'UpMPD' which let you play music locally. To start MPD and upmpdcli together with Jupii and stopped on exit, enable relevant option in the settings.
All translations are very welcome. There are three ways to contribute:
Any comments, issue reports are highly appreciated.
Attachment | Size | Date |
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harbour-jupii-2.13.4-2.aarch64.rpm | 10.72 MB | 05/12/2022 - 15:23 |
harbour-jupii-2.13.4-2.armv7hl.rpm | 10.89 MB | 05/12/2022 - 15:23 |
harbour-jupii-2.13.4-2.i486.rpm | 11.5 MB | 05/12/2022 - 15:23 |
harbour-jupii-2.10.2-1.armv7hl.rpm | 3.78 MB | 19/02/2023 - 20:00 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.2-1.i486.rpm | 10.76 MB | 06/03/2023 - 17:54 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.2-1.armv7hl.rpm | 10.16 MB | 06/03/2023 - 17:54 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.2-1.aarch64.rpm | 10.23 MB | 06/03/2023 - 17:54 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.3-1.armv7hl.rpm | 10.23 MB | 08/05/2023 - 19:15 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.3-1.aarch64.rpm | 10.26 MB | 08/05/2023 - 19:15 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.3-1.i486.rpm | 10.84 MB | 08/05/2023 - 19:15 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.4-1.aarch64.rpm | 9.93 MB | 07/02/2024 - 13:13 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.4-1.armv7hl.rpm | 9.79 MB | 07/02/2024 - 13:13 |
harbour-jupii-2.14.4-1.i486.rpm | 10.43 MB | 07/02/2024 - 13:13 |
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For more details see the About->Changes page in the app.
Comments
mkiol
Fri, 2020/02/07 - 00:57
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I've managed to observe this issue. I don't know how to fix it yet. Ugly workaround is to restart pulseaudio server or phone restart (sorry!). I'm investigating it...
objectifnul
Mon, 2021/08/30 - 16:49
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BTW restarting pulseaudio doesn't seem to help.
objectifnul
Thu, 2021/09/09 - 21:07
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Workaround : quick triple to sextuple tap on frozen item to activate it. 80% success.
PamNor
Thu, 2021/10/14 - 19:57
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Testing video streaming to Sony android TV. Fast tapping 2-3 times on spinning wheel does the trick. Video is playing on TV.
mkiol
Sun, 2021/09/12 - 14:04
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Thanks for the logs. I'm investigating this problem. It appears that renderer (device/app on which music should be played) stops playing just after Jupii started streaming.
What exacly is your renederer? It presents it self as "MPlayer 1.1".
Historyscholar
Tue, 2019/12/10 - 17:37
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update Chinese translation;)
Shervrar
Tue, 2019/05/07 - 05:05
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I only just installed this but so far you're restoring my faith in dlna. Something actually works for once! :)
Sanpo
Wed, 2019/02/13 - 17:38
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Works great with Kodi. Thank you!
sponka
Tue, 2019/02/12 - 19:10
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Thanks for usefull app! I can confirm it works great with windows version of foobar2000 + plugins, can be controlled by Jolla.
And please include slovenian (sl_SI) translation, its finished on transifex.
mkiol
Mon, 2019/02/18 - 12:00
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Info => Slovenian translation is included in the recent 2.2.2 release. Thank you for your contibution.
w_oe
Thu, 2019/01/24 - 00:21
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I've just tried the app on an Xperis XA2 with a Samsung C6800, which is about 8 years old. Streaming a video works nicely, but audio (microphone and capture) incurs a lag of about 1 minute. Playing music files directly doesn't work for me, maybe because transcoding would be required. So, thanks for this nice app. Maybe these issues can be solved.
mkiol
Sat, 2019/01/26 - 18:51
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Thank you for reporting it. Definitely I can look in to log to find were the issue is. This 1 munute lag is far to much, it should be not more that 10 seconds. I'm suspecting that your device for unknown reason tries to buffer the stream.
Procedure to gather log:
1. start Jupii from command line and redirect all output to a file (e.g. log.txt) :
2. test microphone, test capture, test playing files
3. close Jupii, get log file, check if log doesn't contain any sensitive data from your perspective
4. send log to jupii[at]mkiol.net
dirksche
Sat, 2019/01/19 - 04:31
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Thanks for keeping this great app up to date
Historyscholar
Sun, 2019/01/06 - 18:35
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Please add Chinese translation .
Ingvix
Fri, 2018/11/16 - 01:56
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Would it be possible to stream all audio output from phone to upnp/dlna devices? I heard this was possible on some android app so I thought to ask if it'd be possible for this app too. It would be nice to be able to stream music from Spotify to my speaker system wirelessly, for example.
mkiol
Fri, 2018/11/16 - 11:25
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Yes, I belive it is possible. For example pulseaudio-dlna do such things for a desktop and SFOS uses pulse audio server as well. I'm investigating how to port or implement similar functionality in Jupii.
Ingvix
Fri, 2018/12/14 - 22:51
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Any news on the matter? I'm a bit eager to have this feature.
mkiol
Sat, 2018/12/29 - 22:40
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Please check the latest release => version 2.1.0. The "Audio output" feature enables to capture audio playback generated by any app including web berowser or Android app. It is in "beta" stage and has few bugs but it is usable and quite cool :-)
Ingvix
Sun, 2018/12/30 - 11:04
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Quite nice though a bit annoying that it doesn't mute phone speakers and if volume level on the phone is set to 0%, it will mute the streaming as well, though otherwise volume level doesn't seem to effect the streaming volume. I'm guessing this is already on your bug list.
mkiol
Sun, 2018/12/30 - 16:31
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Thank you for your tests.
> a bit annoying that it doesn't mute phone speakers
Actually it should be working as you expect it to. When Jupii starts audio capturing, app on the phone should be muted. I've tested it on XperiaX and JollaC. Maybe it is something device-depended? Please check it with only one app opened because sometimes it is a little bit unpredictable from which app audio is captured. I will improve it in the next release.
> if volume level on the phone is set to 0%, it will mute the streaming as well, though otherwise volume level doesn't seem to effect the streaming volume.
Yes, I'm aware of it. Maybe I will be able to find a solution.
velox
Mon, 2018/12/31 - 02:51
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You can't imagine how much I love the the new streaming feature. That was one of few reasons I 've kept a rooted android on an old nexus 7 tablet. Thank you so much for this!
Sadly, I can reproduce the behaviour described above. I'm about to add an issue with more info, because I think it's the appropriate place to do that.
cheers!
mkiol
Sun, 2019/01/06 - 22:24
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Thank you for letting me know. In the recent update (version 2.1.1) issue should be fixed.
mkiol
Sun, 2018/12/16 - 20:03
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It is on my TO-DO list. I promise I'll try to work on it but cannot guarantee any timeline.
carlosgonz
Fri, 2018/11/16 - 01:35
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wow! beautiful layout & desing v1.9.4. please take my money jupii : )
mkiol
Fri, 2018/11/16 - 11:17
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Thanks for the kind words and for your contibution to Spanish translation!
carlosgonz
Fri, 2018/11/16 - 15:16
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my pleasure.
objectifnul
Thu, 2018/10/11 - 00:34
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Looks promising, congratulations. Still in active development? (volume control, support of .pls playlists, etc.)
Kabouik
Fri, 2018/08/03 - 03:33
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Any plans to add the possibility to stream content on the phone from another device, like a computer running pulseaudio-dlna? The phone could then become a great receiver for headphones (larger music database, movies with properly set audio sync on the player, etc.).
I'll try Donnie too, see if it is compatible with pulseaudio-dlna.
mkiol
Wed, 2018/10/03 - 20:26
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The scenario you've described is not supported - sorry :-(. Jupii only plays local content on the remote UPnP devices like Smart speaker or TV - not the opposite way.
Actually, I'm investigating pulseaudio-dlna project right but for different use case i.e. not for receiving stream but for sending pa-dlna stream directly from Sailfish device to other UPnP media renderer.
247
Thu, 2018/07/26 - 14:30
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The app stopped working again, maybe the terminal output is useful?
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