Cambridge Connect

Frequently cannot find device (cxn v2 that I have). Changing volume in the app sometimes do not show visuals correctly. Need to restart the app constantly to reconnect to the queue. Very low resolution album artworks are displayed for UPnP. The UI can be refined, too. Overall this app struggle to match the quality of Cambridge Audio's hardware. What a pity!

This app is much better than the newer Streammagic app. You can control your music from the phone's lock screen and while in other apps by pulling down the notifications panel. Streammagic requires you to find and open the app to make changes, which is a horrible user experience. Too bad they end of lifed this one. Has a nice clean interface too

Correction (from1 to 3 stars): After using this app over several days it would be more than fair to speak about the positive properties also: The app is 100% stable. It is very fast and responsive. About usability: This is the weak point of this app nevertheless. But I have found some workarounds. The most important thing is to connect to a DLNA server with rich functionality. Some of the server features are mapped into the UI of this app. For example I am quite satisfied using a Plex server implemented on a raspberry 4, connected to a ssd. The missing filter features of the app can then be compensated by using several mediatheks within the plex server. That is a solution I can live with, but by far this is not the optimal solution for managing a music collection. The management of radio stations within this app is a 1-star solution: The implemented filtering is a big nonsense and nearly useless.