We are pleased to release a new version of the Naim control app, which brings some extra functionality and fixes to keep your music flowing more easily.
The main new feature - available to users of the Uniti Atom, Uniti Star, Uniti Nova, ND5 XS2, NDX-2 and ND 555 - makes it far easier to discover internet radio stations, by adding radio search into global search, under the new ‘Radio’ section of the App’s search results.
This new radio search feature will become available to users of our Mu-so 2nd Generation and Mu-so Qb 2nd Generation wireless speakers in a future software update.
Other additions include visibility for device Mac addresses on the ‘About’ screen. We’ve also taken time to fix some bugs that were annoying us all.
The new version of the App – version 2.16 for Android and 5.16 for Apple iOS - is released from today, Thursday 2nd April, and should be available to all devices by the end of the week.
iOS updates in version 5.16
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Radio Search
- Search for a radio station in the global search
- Supported on Uniti Atom, Uniti Star, Uniti Nova, ND5 XS2, NDX-2 and ND 555, running the latest firmware 3.4.
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Mac Addresses (WiFi and Ethernet) now visible in ‘About’
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Bug fixes
- Home screen buttons become unresponsive on return from background
- Tidal filter search
- Mute button crash
- Store restoration
- Improved display of Cyrillic text
- Mu-so: Alarm sometimes not saved
Android updates in version 2.16
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Radio Search
- Search for a radio station in the global search
- Supported on Uniti Atom, Uniti Star, Uniti Nova, ND5 XS2, NDX-2 and ND 555, running the latest firmware 3.4.
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Mac Addresses (Wired and Ethernet) now visible in ‘About’
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Bug fixes
- Album artwork not always loading
- Hi-res logo sometimes broken in Qobuz
- App crash on Qobuz ‘My Playlist’
- Mute icon still present after audio is muted in app and unmuted via the remote
- ‘Now playing’ metadata showing the wrong info on Core
- Playqueue context menu - artwork/title shown for current track, not one that was tapped
- Updating Muso is shown on Rooms screen