MediaMonkey also contains a DLNA renderer, allowing MediaMonkey to stream from DLNA Servers or be controlled by a DLNA control point App. MediaMonkey can Wifi Sync with MediaMonkey for Android on Android smartphones and MediaMonkey for Android can stream media files from MediaMonkey via UPnP.

Thanks for your explanations.

Have a nice day .

DLNA is a local network technology (when Plex web sees a Plex server it's not using DLNA, but proprietary connection), thus you'd need to install web server on the local network that would provide the web based interface to access the DLNA Server (ie. a website on the internet wouldn't do the trick in this case).

Kodi can be installed on a Chromebook with Android support (I have Kodi on a "official" Chromebook) but not on CloudReady.

I'm surprised there isn't a simple web app able to connect to listen to music from a UPnP server. I'm not at all a developer so maybe it is more complicated than I think ...

Hi,
I missed that information.

I wonder would KODI work.

I read more on KODI here https://www.google.com/search?q=Kodi+Cl ... y+ChromeOS

Hi,

My "Chromebook" doesn't support Android apps. It is a PC with the CloudReady ChromeOS...

Hi,
Have you tried to install MMA on ChromeBook?

Hi,

I have a MediaMonkey server on my Windows PC and I would like to listen to my music and browse my server (playlists, etc.) from a Chromebook (Android no supported).

I can't find any web-based UPnP DLNA client renderer. Does it exist?

I have also Plex and I can connect to my Plex server with Plex web app, but it hasn't my MediaMonkey Playlists...

Thanks .