streaming
I've been wondering if theres an App for this.
Pointing that the target device does not browse DLNA servers, it just receives a targeted streaming.
In case anyone is wondering, it's a UC46 Mini Projector
It also works with Miracast, if by some miracle someone know how to use it on mac…
Thanks in advance.
While not (strictly speaking) playing from the command line, you could use a set of AppleScripts (or AppleScript calls) wrapped in shell scripts to control a GUI player or website. In the likely case that the player or site doesn't directly support AppleScriptability, you can use AppleScript GUI scripting to control the mouse and keyboard.
If you're looking at a "normal" streaming radio station (i.e, one that has a downloadable file that specifies the stream), you can put that in iTunes and use its (relatively excellent) AppleScript dictionary to remotely control it.
With either option, if you want to get fancy, you can use remote scripting to send Apple Events from an arbitrary source machine to control your radio-iMac.
Airfoil from Rogue Amoeba can stream audio from the Mac to many other devices, including iOS. It will capture any audio running on your system, either from a specific input (e.g. Mic), application, or the entire system audio.
Airfoil Speakers Touch
Airfoil Speakers Touch runs on iPhones, iPods Touch, and iPads running iOS 4.0 or higher. Use it to send audio to your iOS device when connected to your local network! Airfoil Speakers Touch works exclusively with Airfoil for Mac and Airfoil for Windows.
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There are two free options you can try:
VLC offers a more friendly GUI interface though (IMO) it's much more limited. ffmpeg is much more powerful, but it requires you to be command line savvy.
Personally, I prefer ffmpg. They have a tutorial on how to stream point-to-point, which is what you are looking to do