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QuikIO - Stream, send your videos, music, photos, and documents to any iOS device
I know a lot of people here are into their content, so I thought I'd share an app that I've been using for the last few weeks that I really am liking so far:
   The controls can be hidden of course.  It's called QuikIO and it works on both Windows and Mac. You can select the folders which will be accessible, and then activate it. http://www.quik.io And it's currently FREE on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/t...c./id550605796 It goes through your network, and your machine doesn't have to be on the same one as your iOS device, which is pretty cool. You have to create an account, I guess this is probably just a means of security though. I use it so I can watch my iTunes U and stuff I save off MacTubes (reference material of course  ). It's pretty smooth.
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04-18-2013, 09:49 AM
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Thnx, really nice and free
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