JRemote3

JRiver

About this app

Control JRiver Media Center from anywhere in your home. Stream audio or video from your home server to your phone wherever you are. Requires JRiver Media Center.

This is a brand new version of JRemote, build from the ground up for performance and reliability!

New in JRemote3:
- Entirely rewritten internal media player with better integration in modern Android
- Image viewing support
- Playlist management

- Control JRiver Media Center from your phone or tablet
- Play audio or video directly to your device, with native lossless playback of FLAC and ALAC, including full gapless transitions
- Use CloudPlay to stream over a hundred thousand tracks from the internet
- View the metadata of the tracks in your library
- Remote control Theater View with an intuitive remote interface
- Support for Google Cast to play content to other devices
- Full SSL support for security and privacy

JRiver Media Center is required to use JRemote. Visit jriver.com.
Give us feedback about JRemote on the JRiver Interact forums

Ratings and reviews

No significant change over version 2, not worth the investment, unfortunate that it's the only one available. If you lose version 2., you have to buy version 3 as version 2 is no longer available. Same thing they did with the original version, which by the way, still had more function than either version 2 or 3. They never really fix anything with this remote app. It brings JRiver value down overall, as one of the major reasons many of us use it is because of the remote capability.

Mostly working really well and doing what I want. I have been using the JRiver media player since 2006 and have happily updated several times over the years. I was hoping this app would help me extricate myself from Spotify but I can only use it when I'm at home and Media Centre is running. That said it lets me listen to my music from anywhere in my house rather than only from my PC. The set up was simple and the sound quality better than streaming from Spotify.

The most reliable way to listen your JRiver library via an Android device, or for acting as a remote control for JRiver media server whilst it plays to another device. As a portable networked access point its difficult to beat - particularly, if you take the time to customise the available views for your music (via JRiver Media Server). Keep up the great work!

What’s new

1. Fixed: Album/music release years could have been one year off due to timezones.
2. Fixed: Creating a new playlist in the root playlist folder did not work.
3. NEW: "Add to Playlist" is now available in library views, allowing you to add entire albums or artists to playlists.