For those who know and use Acestream and especially for those who know it and have never managed to use it, we see here the guide to see Acestream on Android smartphones and tablets, which requires a certain procedure and some specific applications.
What is important to know is that Acestream is a peer to peer live streaming platform that broadcasts live events.
Peer to Peer means that the streaming flow is shared between users, who receive and send data at the same time.
The result is an incredibly stable video even with HD quality.
The problem with Acestream, which is free, is that both the program and the official application are so full of advertisements that they are considered even malicious software.
For this reason it is necessary to find alternative apps.
In another article we saw how to see Acestream on PC, in this we see how to see Acestream on Android instead.
When you find an Acestream link, to open it on your Android phone or talbet you must first install the Ace Stream Engine app on the Google Play Store.
This app, as mentioned above, is practically unusable, but it is necessary to open the link.
Then open Ace Stream Player, log in with the Google account (in this sense there are no particular risks or permissions to be granted) and stop there, without going further, leaving the app in the background (you will see the Ace Stream icon at the top of the notification bar).
The other application to install is Wuffy Media Player, a simple video player that supports the Acestream protocol.
At this point, open the site where the Acestream link is located, starting with acestream: // Xxxxxxxx, and press on it to open it.
Android should now ask how to open this link, whether with Ace Stream Player or with Wuffy Media Player.
Choose Wuffy, wait for the upload and enjoy the vision that will be jerky and without lag, of excellent quality.
The most critical aspects of AceStream are two: the first that the internet connection must be fast and must not block peer to peer traffic.
The second is that if you use a data connection with traffic thresholds, streaming can consume the entire bandwidth available within a few hours, so be careful.
For the rest, the transmissions and the connection works well and does not seem to be limited, at least for my tests.
If you don't know what Acestream is, I recommend doing some research on the internet to understand what it is, because it can be really worth it.
What is important to know is that Acestream is a peer to peer live streaming platform that broadcasts live events.
Peer to Peer means that the streaming flow is shared between users, who receive and send data at the same time.
The result is an incredibly stable video even with HD quality.
The problem with Acestream, which is free, is that both the program and the official application are so full of advertisements that they are considered even malicious software.
For this reason it is necessary to find alternative apps.
In another article we saw how to see Acestream on PC, in this we see how to see Acestream on Android instead.
When you find an Acestream link, to open it on your Android phone or talbet you must first install the Ace Stream Engine app on the Google Play Store.
This app, as mentioned above, is practically unusable, but it is necessary to open the link.
Then open Ace Stream Player, log in with the Google account (in this sense there are no particular risks or permissions to be granted) and stop there, without going further, leaving the app in the background (you will see the Ace Stream icon at the top of the notification bar).
The other application to install is Wuffy Media Player, a simple video player that supports the Acestream protocol.
At this point, open the site where the Acestream link is located, starting with acestream: // Xxxxxxxx, and press on it to open it.
Android should now ask how to open this link, whether with Ace Stream Player or with Wuffy Media Player.
Choose Wuffy, wait for the upload and enjoy the vision that will be jerky and without lag, of excellent quality.
The most critical aspects of AceStream are two: the first that the internet connection must be fast and must not block peer to peer traffic.
The second is that if you use a data connection with traffic thresholds, streaming can consume the entire bandwidth available within a few hours, so be careful.
For the rest, the transmissions and the connection works well and does not seem to be limited, at least for my tests.
If you don't know what Acestream is, I recommend doing some research on the internet to understand what it is, because it can be really worth it.
