I thoroughly doubt something is in the works.

However, it may be that the iOS apps work on the new (M1) Apple silicon Macs.

I dont have one yet, but as soon as I do I will come back with some feedback.

For context (for those perhaps unaware), the new Macs can run iOS apps, unless the app provider opts out.

OlivierC wrote:

Hello,

 

 

Reading from other threads it looks like there’s still some work to do on the iOS / Android B&O app but I was wondering if there’s anyone else out there who’s in the same user case I am.

 

 

During these sad times we live in, made of home working and lockdowns, I find myself using my Mac while the BV is running.

 

 

It would be convenient to control it (and other B&O products in the same network) with the same device I’m using, without the need to reach a remote, a smartphone or a tablet.

 

 

So what about having something like the B&O App we have for the mobile devices, same functionalities, but for macOS / Windows computers?

 

 

Does anyone know if there’s something like this on the works?

 

 

Thank you and I wish you all the best possible Christmas and New Year.

 

 

Olivier

OlivierC wrote:

So what about having something like the B&O App we have for the mobile devices, same functionalities, but for macOS / Windows computers?

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Beoliving & B&o app both run on a Mac Mini with Apple's M1 processor. Both with complete functionality

Windows 10 can emulate Android (apps) with some Samsung phones (beta). I have no knowledge about the Android B&o capabilities in Windows 10 though.

Yes, that would be great. I wrote a small macOS app as a proof-of-concept to be able to remote control using the play/pause and vol-up/down keys from my mac computers: 

OlivierC wrote:

Too bad I am still in the Intel realm (I presume there are still many) and I’m using my laptop for easy tasks, it might take some time before I will upgrade to a Mac equipped with the Apple CPU

Carolpa wrote:

Use TLK's tool. It works real good on the Intel Apples.

Hi Olivier,

Yes Xcode is quite massive, last time I deleted a version it was going through maybe 300-400.000 files :-)

I have made a new release available that does not require Xcode:

• Download the .dmg-file from