PRSmusJuke Network Music Juke
PRSmusJuke streams your network music on your Android TV, cell phone, or tablet.
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PRSmusJuke streams your network music on your Android TV, cell phone, or tablet.
PRSmusJuke is a music player that catalogs all the music on your wifi or wired network. Stream, upload, and play tracks, albums, playlists, and favorites with one touch.Added a new play now, play next option for tracks, albums, playlists and favorites.PRSmusJuke uses Samba and supports aac, ac3, flac, m4a, mka, mp3, mp4, ogg, wav, and wma audio files.PRSmusJuke automatically downloads missing metadata, including album art, from MusicBrainz.com or Discogs.com.Download album liner notes from Discogs.com.Sort your collection by artist/album or album/artist. Display small, medium, or large album art optionally with artist name or album name. Skip to an artist or album using the alpha index. Show albums in a grid view or list view format.The album arts border dynamically changes colour to show you what is on your device (green), what is streamable (yellow), and what is offline (blue).Install on multiple devices and then sync music playback between devices. Once synced use one device to control playback on another device. (Play queue is mirrored on both devices).Filter your music by genre, decade, year, favorites, and shares and optionally show only online content. For Android TV installations with multiple users, filtering by share lets you see only your music.Random play function plays all of the music in your current filter. You can also exclude albums from random play.Create playlists, add new genres, search MusicBrainz.com and Discogs.com for new album art or upload from your network. The edit function lets you totally customize your collection.Search your collection by track name and artist optionally including your current filter.Android TVs use the TV remote or wireless keyboard for full control of the app including click, double click, and long click. Sync playback between devices. Mirror play queues to control playback on one device from anotherCell phones can optionally use motion sensors to control the player and album display. Shake up to display the Player. Shake down to hide the Player. Flip through your albums or tracks using a left or right shake. Easily pause or resume playback by flipping the phone screen down and back to screen up.Use earphone controls to play/pause and skip to next or previous track.Select the destination for uploaded content to either internal or external memory, or an external SD Card.Drop tracks, albums, favorites, or playlists in the Upload Queue to upload now, or later if you are not connected to your WiFi networkMusic already on your phone is seamlessly included in your catalog.Setting up shares is easy. PRSmusJuke lists devices attached to your network. Select a device and drill down to your music directory. Save the share and run the scan. See newly scanned content in the Scan Log.PRSmusJuke hides duplicate material showing you what is online first. See individual duplicate content in the Album Edit function.For more details please visit our website at www.prssystems.ca or check out the in app information function.Fix compatibility issues with devices running Android 11.
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UPDATE: Time to update my rating from 2 stars to 5. The Developer worked to understand my problem and added some new mapping features so we can tell the software how we formatted our file names and get the artist and track titling in the right spots and he added an option to override metadata tags and that fixed my problem. I now have a clean index of all the albums and songs we've scanned and can play anything on the home theater system via our android tvbox. An app like this that will run on the tvbox was hard to find and I'm very happy it works well! ORIGINAL: Like other reviewers we wanted to play music from our NAS drive through our home theater system via the attached Android TV box and this does it. My problem at this point is getting a full and accurate scan of my NAS. I can watch the system scan the drive for 15 min and only report 10 new songs were found in the log and maybe the song count goes up by 8. Each time I re-scan I pick up a handful more - but I have 340 albums on that drive. I can't just keep restarting this. I need a whole and complete scan. Is it an issue with free space on the Android box? Is it an internal time limit? Also, when I see the scanning stop, the Red 'Scanning' status text remains active on the Server link. It does not update itself making it unclear whether or not something is still running in the background. Letting it sit active overnight has changed nothing. This could be a great app, but it needs to pre-count files and track progress toward completion on the scan or give more guidance for troubleshooting.
This app is exactly what I needed! I have a huge album collection that I've ripped to my SMB (windows) network (LAN) through many, many years. My collection is massive. This is the only app I've found that works on an Android TV Box and can access my LAN. My TV Box is a part of my home theater system so now I have a Juke Box connected to my high fidelity theater sound system, and I can play all of the music that's stored on my LAN. It's heaven. PRSmusJuke offers a nice graphical Juke Box interface for selecting and playing my albums and singles. It navigated my network very quickly and easily and didn't choke on the size of my music folder. This app builds a local database of the music it found on the LAN. This database can be edited and organized locally which is a very nice feature. It doesn't change anything on the LAN. Using the app is very easy and intuitive. It's graphical so you can see your albums sorted by title or artist. You can add singles or entire albums to the queue list. You can create playlists, etc. I have another HDTV + high quality sound system in my outdoor bar by the pool. I will soon add another TV Box with PRSmusJuke there as well.