This app was rated by 2 users of our site and has an average rating of 4.0. The latest version released by its developer is 3.4.3. The company that develops VSX Remote is ReakoSoftware. VSX Remote is a paid app for Android published in the Audio File Players list of apps, part of Audio & Multimedia. This is not an official Pioneer application. The app will prompt for the IP address of the AVR, enter it, and you're away, the app will auto connect from that point on. Portrait and Landscape orientations are now supported on 7" to 10” tablet devices.Show/Hide inputs and also Zones 2 and 3.
Two way communications with the AVR, changes and information on the AVR are reflected on the app.Tuner module which allows you to scroll through all your pre-sets, you can even give each one a relevant name.Internet Radio module which displays all 24 pre-set stations and allows you to select.Surround Sound selection from main display or directly from Surround Sound screens.Home Media Gallery (HMG) support partial support only on very small screens.Zone Volumes can also be controlled by the device hardware Volume buttons, (if AVR has capability).Control Power ON/OFF, Mute ON/OFF and Input Selection for the all zones, (if AVR has capability).Internet Radio is not supported by VSX Remote on models that require Pioneer vTuner to manage stations. Please test basic functionality by downloading the FREE VSX Lite app first. The app has been extensively tested and offers robust operation.ĭesigned for 2010 models but supports almost all models with a LAN connection, EXCEPT models designed for Pioneer's 'ControlApp' such as the following: VSX-42, VSX-527-K, VSX-822-K, VSX-827-K, VSX-1022-K. The most frequently used functions are all here, practically designed, simply presented and very easy to use. You will be setup and enjoying your music collection from your chair in no time at all. Incase you see one that you would want more than the WeGo2, but it is supported for all versions of Cross DJ.Control your Pioneer VSX or SC AVR (Receiver) from your Android handset or tablet over your Wi-Fi network, just like the Pioneer iOS app iControl AV / iControlAV does. There are a few more controllers available on iOS that are not on Android for some reason, here is the full list: You will also find that using a MIDI/Sound device is much easier on iOS, because of the large variety of Android devices it can be difficult to get sound working on a controller, but with iOS they all should work as controllers and sound devices, allowing you to pre-cue your tracks. In terms of iPad suggestions, I have a first generation iPad Air that runs Cross DJ great, so you most likely can find a decent deal on an older model.
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