Update Version 1.5.8: User interface localization for English, German and French.

The Windows version in the Microsoft store is up-to-date already, Apple updates usually take longer and may be delayed by a few days, or sometimes even weeks.

Thanks for your work!

Installed it today and I am surprised how fast it is compared to the official Bang & Olufsen applicaction on Android Tablets/Phones.

Would be nice if it could be downloaded outside of the Microsoft app store, too.

"stream from" doesn't work at my computer (Win 11). I guess because I don't use things like spotify etc.!?

"home media" doesn't work on any tested speaker. Is this on the ToDo list in the future?

Thank you for your feedback!

The app is about 2-3 times faster than the B&O app, depending on how many speakers are in your network. A direct comparison is only possible on the same device such as an iPad. It runs on iOS as well (at least on my own gear), but is not available in the Apple app store (yet). Keep in mind that the B&O app does a lot more: it works with Bluetooth to connect new speakers and control headphones, it communicates with the B&O servers and it monitors all invited speakers in the network permanently. That's is a lot of overhead. This app, on the other hand, is extra lightweight and monitors only what it really needs to.

"stream from" doesn't work at my computer (Win 11).

Please try the URL in your web browser first. Does the web browser display an empty page with a playback control, audio playing? If yes, it should work on all Mozart speakers. For ASE devices, it depends on the source. Some addresses might be a link to a playlist, which some ASE devices do not recognize. You could try a direct URL for internet radio from radio-browser.info. They are usually up-to-date and work.

"home media" doesn't work on any tested speaker.

The "HomeMedia" entry appears and is active in the source list, when the device is still holding a DLNA playback queue. The button simply switches the speaker back to the HomeMedia source and this should cause the speaker to resume the - still cached - playback queue. A practical example is: you have started a DLNA playlist in the B&O app, the speakers play. At the full hour, you switch to radio for the news. After that, you want to continue DLNA playback where you left off. There is no function in the B&O app to do this, you have to start all over. The HomeMedia button simply resumes the playlist.

Browse and search local DLNA servers is on the wish list for the future. Also playlist management and Tidal and Spotify integration.

Great job. May I suggest thought hat the font size on preferences is much too small though.