Panasonic Music Streaming

This app enables simple management and control of your wireless audio products.

Panasonic Music Streaming - Audio Control App

"Panasonic Music Streaming" is an app that allows seamless management and control of wireless audio devices using Bluetooth, DLNA, or Qualcomm AllPlay technologies. With NFC compatibility for quick Bluetooth connections, this app provides easy access to music from DLNA servers. Pair your devices and enjoy wireless audio streaming across supported Panasonic products.

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By: Panasonic Entertainment & Communication Co., Ltd.

Users: 435,230

257

Rating: 3.94

(3,538)

8 new ratings

Version: 3.6.9 (Last updated: 2024-01-25)

Creation date: 2013-03-11

Email: ho*****@gg.jp.panasonic.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Permissions

Location: approximate location (network-based), precise location (GPS and network-based)

Phone: read phone status and identity

Photos/Media/Files: read the contents of your USB storage, modify or delete the contents of your USB storage

Storage: read the contents of your USB storage, modify or delete the contents of your USB storage

Camera: take pictures and videos

Wi-Fi connection information: view Wi-Fi connections

Device ID & call information: read phone status and identity

Other:

view network connections
pair with Bluetooth devices
access Bluetooth settings
change network connectivity
allow Wi-Fi Multicast reception
connect and disconnect from Wi-Fi
full network access
control Near Field Communication
draw over other apps
prevent device from sleeping
modify system settings

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App summary

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Bluetooth/DLNA/Qualcomm AllPlay are all supported by this one application.
Music stored on the DLNA server that supports either Bluetooth or DLNA can be wirelessly transmitted to your Audio product that also supports either of the 3 streaming technologies *1

You can use this feature soon by installing to your Android device.

Moreover NFC is supported by Panasonic Music Streaming App. You can connect to the Panasonic NFC compatible product by Bluetooth with one touch by installing to your Android device. *2

Supported devices are as follows.
[Supported devices]
Bluetooth supported audio device
DLNA supported audio device
Qualcomm AllPlay supported audio device

(Attention)
*1 In order to select Bluetooth, the devices first need to paired.
*2 NFC is available only with NFC compatible Android device.

For information on using this app, compatible models and feature or any trouble about this app, please visit the following support page.
http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/audio/app/music_streaming/android/index.html

Please understand that we will not be able to contact you directly even if you use the “Email Developer” link.

User reviews

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Pros

Ability to close the app and speakers continue playing
Works with multiple streaming services like Deezer, Tidal, and Spotify
Can group and connect multiple speakers
Generally works well when functioning properly

Cons

Frequent connectivity issues with speakers
Slow and complex process to select and connect devices
App often fails to recognize speakers or drops connections
Glitches and crashes are common
Problems with saving app presets and managing queues

Most mentioned

Connectivity issues
Unreliable performance
Difficulty in managing and connecting multiple speakers
App glitches and crashes
Slow media discovery and response

User reviews

Streamlining music from home music server (playing tracks from my computer) fails as many times as it works right. Choosing a player (my phone, my tv, a JL Tenor) to play music into is a slow and complex process and usually fails. Good point: you can close the app and the Panasonic All8 speaker will continue playing. To sum up: these things worked well ten years ago, but now it's only x die hard fans of obsolete technology as myself.

Alfvon67, 2024-06-30

Very dependent on an excellent WiFi connection around the house. Slow in finding media in your own library. App updated in January 2024. Still having trouble reliably linking all speakers. When it works it is great. When the speakers can't find each other then you can say goodbye to half an hour whilst you unplug, turn off and on, press buttons at random and then away you go again, all fine, as if nothing had happened.

A Google user, 2024-02-15

It's a pretty poor experience all round. Perhaps the speakers are pants too as connectivity is atrocious, frequently losing their binding, that's if the app can find the speakers at all. The speakers often think they are connected but can never be found in the app or by Spotify. I regret my investment.