Audionet Music Manager Trial
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About this app
The Audionet Music Manager Trial is the trial version of the Audionet Music Manager. The Audionet Music Manager is a highend control application for all UPnP-server based music systems and with enhanced functionality for Audionet network systems.
The Audionet Music Manager offers a unique range of functions for easy operation and maximum comfort.
Created by Audionet for all lovers of perfect music enjoyment.
What’s special?
Search: by tap and type
Bookmarking: by tap and type
Volume control: on demand, control by rotary touch and pinch
Multi renderer and server capable: control all UPnP playback devices (renderer) and servers, via dynamic menus selection
Multi playback: simultaneous playback of various playlists for different renderers
Mute: by double tap
Selective mute: by call
Input selection: by dynamic menu and tap, for Audionet systems only
On/off: by tap, for Audionet systems only
Navigation: by horizontally and vertically swipe
Skip forward and back: by horizontally swipe
The playlist of the Audionet Music Manager Trial is limited to 10 tracks. Android 2.2 is required. We recommend Android 3 and higher. In older versions of Android it may very occasionally come to Wi-Fi connection problems.
Try the free trial version first and convince yourself of the Audionet Music Manager’s performance.
The Audionet team hopes you enjoy and look forward to all constructive comments and suggestions.
The Audionet Music Manager offers a unique range of functions for easy operation and maximum comfort.
Created by Audionet for all lovers of perfect music enjoyment.
What’s special?
Search: by tap and type
Bookmarking: by tap and type
Volume control: on demand, control by rotary touch and pinch
Multi renderer and server capable: control all UPnP playback devices (renderer) and servers, via dynamic menus selection
Multi playback: simultaneous playback of various playlists for different renderers
Mute: by double tap
Selective mute: by call
Input selection: by dynamic menu and tap, for Audionet systems only
On/off: by tap, for Audionet systems only
Navigation: by horizontally and vertically swipe
Skip forward and back: by horizontally swipe
The playlist of the Audionet Music Manager Trial is limited to 10 tracks. Android 2.2 is required. We recommend Android 3 and higher. In older versions of Android it may very occasionally come to Wi-Fi connection problems.
Try the free trial version first and convince yourself of the Audionet Music Manager’s performance.
The Audionet team hopes you enjoy and look forward to all constructive comments and suggestions.
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Ratings and reviews
4.2
140 reviews
A Google user
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January 13, 2014
On my sumvision tablet my media player app did not work, tried five others. This blows them all out of the water. Found my ceol piccolo Denon media player and my zxcel nas in seconds. This does not allow switching to internet radio on the media player but it does allow queuing and playlist on the fly which the xenon app doesn't from all music on the nas by genre, artist album folder etc etc. Well thought out and great looking
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A Google user
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February 3, 2014
Nice app - looks good. Would consider buying if it could read my Rygel server. Rygel is awesome.
audionet
September 3, 2014
Rygel server is supported from version 3.0.0 onwards
A Google user
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July 14, 2013
Nice interface. Found and played media from my NAS. A minor glitch on first run: huge volume button appeared on top of file list. The player has no volume button. Instead, there's a separate tab with a huge button. Why not put volume control with player?
audionet
July 14, 2013
Volume control is on all screens available (via pinch zoom).
