JRemote for Pc

Time for offline listening capabilities. The Jriver server will stream media. That's fine when you have wifi. Otherwise you incur data charges. There is plenty of storage available on my iPhone. I'd like there to be a way to download music from Jriver to use with this app offline. Also, it would be nice if this app would provide remote access to the DSP settings to select output format, volume adjustments, and effects. It was a GREAT app for Jriver audio, but there are serious bugs evident on my iPhone 6s+. Bug # 1 - when the screen auto rotates, the player malfunctions by shrinking the cover image and merging the playlist into the same screen. The player no longer functions correctly. A restart of the app corrects this until autorotation occurs again. Bug # 2 - when two or more albums have the same name, they appear as one -- merged together in the "Recent" folder. Sometimes a newly added album will not appear. Instead another album with the same title by a different artist will appear. I've waited months for these bugs to be fixed by the developers, but they remain. They were not fixed in the most recent update. I've upgraded to the iPhone 7 plus and the same bugs are present Other than than that, the app works well, but it is unstable with the autorotate bug. I will change my review to 5 stars if the bugs are fixed.

it took me years to get around to ripping my CDs. i ran itunes on a mac mini for several years. never liked it much. it was headless and finicky. i also like my bits left alone and any encoding i want. i had an extra RPi 3b laying around from another project do i figured i would give it a try. quick install very happy. i had a little hiccup when i tried to run headless. quickly found the answer on the forum. virtual monitor and vnc. put the mini to better use in a middle school. the ui on the desktop and phone took a bit of configuring. i hate delays and cross fades. running it with Schiit Bifrost Multibit DAC. very enjoyable. thanks

I have been using this for years now, and am still shocked and dismayed that you cannot sort media at all. Viewing 100s or 1000s of items in ascending alpha only is not even programming from the 1970s. Filters? There are none you can apply, either, to what would be the almost useful Recently Imported category. Adding a simple sort function to every list of media titles would make this a 5/5. At the very least how about a Sort by date descending order for videos?. Then at a bare minimum you could view more recent movies. Wading through 1000s of picture uploads from iPhone cameras when mixed in with feature movies just is not useful at all.

I have waited for years for this program. With the this app app, I can use my phone to access all my movies and music stored on my PC (using an 8 TB external hard drive). On my PC, the media is organized through JRiver Media Center. A prior post indicated that there are problems with the organization of the media. This is just plain wrong. On the PC, JRiver allows media to be organized by a wide variety of metadata such as artist, album, or genre. These same categories can then be perused remotely through this app. Occasionally, the software needs a reboot if the connection is lost but I use it all the time when I'm in my car, or working in the backyard or in bed at night. It works faster when connected to wifi although this isn't necessary if one has a decent cellular signal. One other point is that the music can then be streamed via Bluetooth to a $100 Bose speaker and the sound is fantastic.