Let’s connect.

Talk to NYRTH

For product questions, bugs, feedback, or accessibility help, email us. Do not include your PIN, private media links, personal files, or full local-network addresses.

Before connecting

• start Streeeeamer on the Mac and choose a media folder;
• confirm the local server is running;
• connect the Mac and iPhone to the same local network; and
• keep the server address and current PIN ready.

Can’t connect

Confirm that iOS has Local Network permission for Streeeeamer in Settings. Re-enter the full server address and current PIN shown on the Mac, and temporarily disable any VPN or guest-network isolation that prevents devices from seeing one another.

If the Mac’s local address changed after reconnecting to Wi-Fi, use the new address shown by the Mac app.

Playback trouble

Try a second media file to determine whether the issue is format-specific. Keep the Mac awake, confirm the server is still running, and check that both devices have a stable Wi-Fi connection.

Some formats are converted by the Mac before playback and may take longer to begin.

What to include

• the iOS, iPhone model, and app version;
• the Mac app and macOS versions;
• what you expected and what happened instead;
• steps that reproduce the issue; and
• relevant screenshots with PINs, addresses, file names, and personal details removed.

Mac app help

For server, folder, conversion, or Mac-specific issues, visit Streeeeamer for Mac support.