Wi-Fi Music

Play-Fi

About this app

Stream audio wirelessly with your Philips TV, soundbars, and speakers. Whether listening to music or watching the big game, never miss a moment with the ease and flexibility of Wi-Fi music, powered by DTS(R) Play-Fi(R).

Breakthrough DTS(R) Play-Fi(R) technology powers simple, great-sounding whole-home wireless audio systems. From tabletop speakers, to AVRs, to sound bars, to portable speakers, and now televisions, DTS(R) Play-Fi(R) works with everything.

Stream music and stations from all your favorite sources, such as Amazon Music, Deezer, Napster, Qobuz, Tidal, and more. With Wi-Fi music powered by DTS(R) Play-Fi(R), the music is always in sync, even on the TV, which enjoy a rich visual experience complete with artist details, song titles, and station and album art.

More than music, DTS Play-Fi's TV Multiroom feature wirelessly extends the TV experience throughout the home to compatible DTS Play-Fi products, so you can hear what’s playing no matter where you are. Use the Wi-Fi music app to configure a TV Multiroom zone even when you’ve stepped away from the TV.

This app will also help set up your wireless Philips sound bars and speakers, configuring your Spotify groups, and even displays your Apple AirPlay and Google Cast zones of audio, so that you can manage what’s playing, regardless of who’s playing it.

Please also note that the Wi-Fi music app powered by DTS(R) Play-Fi(R) is companion software to Philips audio products enabled with Play-Fi technology. It is not intended as a stand-alone audio player.

Ratings and reviews

You should be able to edit the custom EQ settings from the app. But it's damn impossible to find anything besides musuc streaming sources. Either it's not there or they've hidden it in the countless amount of menus. Had I known when I bought the soundbar that I would have to listen to muffled, almost unhearable voices because of a crappie app couldn't lower the mid range and raise the treble, I would never have bought it.

The android app is honestly a pain. For a few months now, it's been saying that I had an update available but whenever I tried to install the update the app would crash without giving an error code. I finally decided to retry these exact same steps on my iPad and instead of crashing, only then did I get the warning that I needed to disband my speaker group before the update could be installed. Philips still treating Android users as second class customers in 2024.. amazing.

Asking a mandatory firmware update before allowing you to even use the app, only to have you wait 15 minutes and the update to fail. Then restart the same failing process. Even the soundbar is very buggy, having constant disconnects from the subwoofer, making the sound experience a very bad one. I'm disappointed and sad I chose the same brand as the TV (with Android, another fail there since it's so slow to respond you would rather get up and use the buttons).

What's new

• Add Support for new Tidal Hi-Fi Plus tier, which supports up to 24 bit / 192 kHz FLAC.
• Update Pandora, with support for Pandora Plus and Premium.
• Improve Setup with updated guide and methods for setting up multiple products sequentially.
• Improvements for Amazon Music playback, especially for accounts in the UK.
• UI improvements for Spotify and SiriusXM.
• Various other fixes and improvements.