United StatesJPLAY is an award winning music playback app for audiophiles. It works instantly with nearly every streamer or network DAC on the market. It combines Qobuz, Tidal and local content in a single interface allowing user to access each library separately. Main features: • Beautiful, clean and easy to use app allowing you to play music on nearly all streamers/network DACs - no core needed! (UPnP AV/DLNA) • Plays from Qobuz, Tidal and files on local libraries • Dramatically better sound quality thanks to minimizing network traffic • Radio feature discovers new music for you • Single library, individual library and folder views • Extended playlists management • Advanced search, sort, focus • Artists bios, album reviews etc • Highlighted audiophile formats • My Activity, My history keep your playback stats • Native iOS controls from locked screen • Sharing your favorite music on social media • And much, much more! Sign up for a JPLAY subscription in the app. New users can enjoy a 14-day free trial period that will be automatically converted into a yearly subscription. Subscription is automatically renewed and charged on a yearly basis. You can cancel it at any time up until the day before renewal and you can at any time turn off the auto renewal.
This app sounds great!
The sound quality into my hifi system is really good. Clear, natural and relaxed. Spacious and three-dimensional. This sounds better than most other apps or Tidal Connect. (If anyone’s using Airplay, this is a huge improvement)
United StatesThis is your DLNA/Upnp app, period.
I’ve tried them all, and this app *finally* what those of us who largely play local files need. The interface is clean, artwork is properly presented, and there is a “radio” feature that keeps tunes going after an album or playlist is done… and it is intelligent so it keeps the vibe similar. Do I like the subscription pricing? Not so much, but if they *keep* developing this, it will be worth it.
United StatesHave a question
I don’t get what the difference is between jplay signed into Qobuz vs just using Qobuz basically same thing just jplay doesn’t have a download button can someone explain to me what the difference is between the jplay app and Qobuz
United StatesNice interface
Using instead of lightning ds with my auralic aries mini. Love that favorites from Qobuz and local network are displayed alphabetically and integrated. Can’t yet comment on sound quality differences, but sounds great!
United StatesNo access to local iPhone music library
This app immediately detected my Marantz 40n receiver, which was promising as I was looking for an app that wasn’t the completely untested bugfest that HEOS for iOS is while providing the same functionality. However it appears this app is only compatible with Qobuz and Tidal, and doesn’t even provide access to the extensive high res music collection I have in Apple Music. What a let down.
United StatesExcellent audiophile control point
Integrated well with JPLAY FEMTO server. Even better sounding than BubbleUPnP which was my go-to control point. Music search is intuitive, comprehensive, and in real time. Continuously updated for improved functionality, language coverage, and performance. Minimized network traffic and maximum polling rate result in optimal sound quality.
United StatesGood, but not excellence
Tnaks for new app with UPnP, but I need support webDAV
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