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JRiver on Android -- Development Discussion, Questions, & Answers
Gio300ZX:
--- Quote from: JimH on October 22, 2024, 05:59:23 am ---I missed the fact that you're running JRiver for Android.
From there, you can load a library created on a computer running JRiver. It must have created a library by importing from the NAS.
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Ah, OK. Thanks for your clarification. I've been trying to find a solution that will allow me play music from my NAS without having to fire up my PC. So it looks like JRiver is not that solution. (That's why I tried VLC but the Android version - unlike the PC version - sorts the tracks by alpha and not track number. So that's not a solution either.)
verfan:
Is there a way to get a trial of JRiver on Android?
armyplace:
This was asked recently by someone but never answered. Is there JRVR support on Android? I would like to use this on an Android OS rather than using a HTPC for movie watching?
If it is supported, what kind of limitations are there compared to the windows build?
Thanks!
Awesome Donkey:
The last I checked (someone, e.g. Hendrik, can correct me if I'm wrong) but JRVR is only available on Windows, Mac and Linux unfortunately.
BigCat:
Hi all! Sorry I have been away for a while!
1) How is the current version of JRiver for Android? I had spent much time trying to get it to work years ago, but gave up. It seemed to have very little support then. I can't seem to download right now so I am wondering how others are liking it.
2) Also, I see that there is a JRemote 3. I bought all the JRiver apps including JRemote 2 in the past. I can't seem to find much discussion on v.3. I see that I would have to re-purchase it.
A) I did see that it handles playlists. Does it handle Smart Lists?
B) Is it a good user experience?
C) Will it work on a tablet?
D) Is there a good Apple compatible way to remote control JRiver now for others in the household?
Thanks!
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