As per my previous post the Android version was released recently as a Beta version and the stable release version will be available early March along with the new iOS version.When I tried to connect a android device to an A6 the problem was with the Samsung tablet and not the A6 or my Draytek router.
The A9 is an awesome product and needs a good router/wap for it to function correctly if running wirelessly. Please contact your dealer for more advise if you find that you're still having issues.
I understand what you are saying. However, we're talking about TWO different apps. The Beta version you are talking about, named "Bang & Olufsen" is indeed a recent app and is not fully finished yet.....it works and connects to my wifi without issue and I can definitely use it for streaming cloud based content, but it does not yet play via DLNA which is what I need.
The PREVIOUS Android app, named "BeoMusic", which is still available too, is the app that does not work and has given me so much trouble. The iPhone version of it does work though and works well. I'm not having any issue with my wireless network at all. The only issues I have had are definitely related to the BeoMusic for Android app. The new (beta) app which is (not called "BeoMusic") named simply "Bang & Olufsen", is still incomplete at this time but it works for streaming from the cloud. However, until this new Beta "Bang & Olufsen" app supports DLNA it is of no use to me.
The (Beta) "Bang & Olufsen" app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bang_olufsen.OneApp Works fine with my wifi but no DLNA.
This is the non-working Android "BeoMusic" app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bang_olufsen.BeoMusic This does not work.
This is the Apple version of the "BeoMusic" app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/beomusic/id825918897?mt=8 Works fine with my wifi.
I have found two other apps that work with my wifi too, BubbleUPnP and GinkoDLNA so it's not my wifi....it's the Android "BeoMusic" app.
Right now for Android the ONLY app written by B&O that supports DLNA does not work as advertised, but the Apple version of it does.
Until the new Beta "Bang & Olufsen" app is finished and supports DLNA, Android users are likely going to have trouble unless they use another app like the BubbleUPnP or buy an Apple IOS iDevice of some type.
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