ASUS AiPlayer

Name: ASUS AiPlayer
Rating: 2.4 (5 reviews)
Author: ASUS

Productivity

Free · Designed for iPad

5 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

ASUS
Language

EN
+ 3 More
Size

44.7
MB

ASUS AiPlayer is an app that allows you to stream music saved on mobile devices or USB storage paired with ASUS enhanced media routers*, then play it through speakers connected to the RP-N53, RP-N14, RP-AC52, RP-AC56, WMP-N12 or some 3rd party compatible devices. Features: Stream play media contents on your mobile phone or ASUS router USB storage to supported player.

Ratings & Reviews

2.4

out of 5

5 Ratings

cant play video
01/17/2019

Sahar irani
cant play video from usb
cant play video
01/17/2019

Sahar irani

cant play video from usb
ui can be better
10/05/2018

Amir Hossein
ui
ui can be better
10/05/2018

Amir Hossein

ui
Limited, frustrating
10/06/2015

Tom_44857
It works alright for listening to listening to or watching various file formats stored on a connected hard drive to your ASUS router, but only a few file formats are supported.The rest offer to "select media player" when tapping it then don't offer any options. Settings has an FAQ for one piece of hardware that doesn't relate to the software and probably not your router. There isn't a way to provide media players to add to the list either.Some movies and some music works, but not all. It should offer to hide unplayable formats.
Limited, frustrating
10/06/2015

Tom_44857

It works alright for listening to listening to or watching various file formats stored on a connected hard drive to your ASUS router, but only a few file formats are supported.The rest offer to "select media player" when tapping it then don't offer any options. Settings has an FAQ for one piece of hardware that doesn't relate to the software and probably not your router. There isn't a way to provide media players to add to the list either.Some movies and some music works, but not all. It should offer to hide unplayable formats.
Does not work, and now, music won't stop! HELP
03/28/2014

Karl M NYC
I don't understand the logic in releasing this? It crashed everytime I tried to use it, and not only that, but it crashed after successfully trying to play a song to my airplay speaker, and with no way to stop it. Despite the app being off, the song continues, even if I turn my iphone off. I go back into the app and can sometimes change the song, but it always crashes before I can pause it. Going to the "player control" option does not show the speaker, only the play option and only when I start to play the song, but crashes before I can pause or stop, leaving me literally trying to get the music to stop for the last hour before giving up, turning off the airplay speaker itself (my only speaker) and going to bed. I'm scared I'm gonna turn the speaker on in the morning and it will still be just cycling through every song I have on my external Harddrive. I'm not even sure how this is possible, is this app just a remote for a media player on the router itself? If so, and the remote doesn't work, and there is now way to actually access this hidden media player, how do I get it to stop?
Does not work, and now, music won't stop! HELP
03/28/2014

Karl M NYC

I don't understand the logic in releasing this? It crashed everytime I tried to use it, and not only that, but it crashed after successfully trying to play a song to my airplay speaker, and with no way to stop it. Despite the app being off, the song continues, even if I turn my iphone off. I go back into the app and can sometimes change the song, but it always crashes before I can pause it. Going to the "player control" option does not show the speaker, only the play option and only when I start to play the song, but crashes before I can pause or stop, leaving me literally trying to get the music to stop for the last hour before giving up, turning off the airplay speaker itself (my only speaker) and going to bed. I'm scared I'm gonna turn the speaker on in the morning and it will still be just cycling through every song I have on my external Harddrive. I'm not even sure how this is possible, is this app just a remote for a media player on the router itself? If so, and the remote doesn't work, and there is now way to actually access this hidden media player, how do I get it to stop?