An iPad is really the only way to go with an Aurender, but you will be awarded with a great controller app. I suggest you buy a used iPad mini and use it just as a remote. You can pick one up in great condition for less than $200. I would much rather spend another few bills then to sell the unit. In fact, thats exactly what I did. Also, if you were to sell it, you're going to lose out, since you would not be able to get the original price for it.
Aurender N100C - alternative apps?
Hi there fellow a-goners!
Bought myself an N100C, and found myself completely at a loss: the only way to control the device -it seems - is its original Conductor app, which exists in its full form ONLY for iPad. I use Android devices, my wife has an iPhone. No iPads.
The Android Conductor Beta is...well, below par, to say the least. It has no artist list, and no Tidal streaming control. Crappy app.
No app for iPhone.
Are there any alternative apps to control the Aurender?
Ideally something like a Sonos control app: beautiful, absolutely brilliant in its simplicity and usefulness.
Thanks for your help. Don’t let me down, please, as I am already prepared to sell the damn thing...
Bought myself an N100C, and found myself completely at a loss: the only way to control the device -it seems - is its original Conductor app, which exists in its full form ONLY for iPad. I use Android devices, my wife has an iPhone. No iPads.
The Android Conductor Beta is...well, below par, to say the least. It has no artist list, and no Tidal streaming control. Crappy app.
No app for iPhone.
Are there any alternative apps to control the Aurender?
Ideally something like a Sonos control app: beautiful, absolutely brilliant in its simplicity and usefulness.
Thanks for your help. Don’t let me down, please, as I am already prepared to sell the damn thing...
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