I understand ios 11 is a requirement to get idevices as an endpoint, but does it need to be a requirement just to update the roon app.
I can’t upgrade any of the roon versions on my devices be none of them are on ios 11. I now have 3 idevices that are all on different versions of roon remote, and I can’t even get them to the newest version of roon before the ios 11 requirement. I don’t even care about getting idevices as a remote. Not happy about the current update of the app.
Any way to make it work again for older ios and make ios 11 required for the end point feature?
I updated to iOS 11 on my iPad, but I’m still using iOS 10 on my phone, and the older version of the remote works fine. What functionality are you missing?
One of my ipad’s doesn’t have the one button play feature, it still has the big play button screen that comes up. Very annoying that I can’t update it to the version just prior to the ios 11 requirement.
Unfortunately, the iOS 11 requirement isn’t related to the audio output functionality. 1.4 included a number of interface changes and these required iOS 11.
I will say this… after being a holdout for a long time in moving to 11 I’ve found it to be pretty solid on a number of devices of varying ages (from iPad Mini 2 / iPhone 5s to iPhone 7)
The availability of these older versions though is, I believe, governed by Roon themselves so … for how long? Good question for @support I guess. How long can one expect 1.3 era remotes to be available/ backwards compatible?
Well, for what it’s worth, I got version 1.300276 on all my devices, but found an annoying bug that will probably not be fixed without me going to a newer version on ios 11.
Seems that the "Add Nex"t button just plays the track immediately and the “Add to Queue” button works like the Add Next button should and adds the track to the next item in queue.