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Developer
Alloysoft, LLC
Signal turns your iPhone, iPod touch, or Pocket PC into an advanced wireless remote control for iTunes on your Mac or iTunes, Winamp, or Windows Media Player on your PC. Control playback, browse or search your media library, and edit playlists from anywhere in the house - all from the palm of your hand.
The missing link to your digital jukebox
Stop going back to your computer every time you want to pause the music or change the song. Signal gives you the ability to control your music from wherever you can hear your music, so you can change songs from the comfort of
The missing link to your digital jukebox
Stop going back to your computer every time you want to pause the music or change the song. Signal gives you the ability to control your music from wherever you can hear your music, so you can change songs from the comfort of
What's New
Version 1.4.1:
- Fixed user agent string for web album art search
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Signal User Discussion (Write a Review)
Overall:
| Downloads:83 |
| Version Downloads:83 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Demo |
| Date:26 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $24.95 |
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Signal turns your iPhone, iPod touch, or Pocket PC into an advanced wireless remote control for iTunes on your Mac or iTunes, Winamp, or Windows Media Player on your PC. Control playback, browse or search your media library, and edit playlists from anywhere in the house - all from the palm of your hand.
The missing link to your digital jukebox
Stop going back to your computer every time you want to pause the music or change the song. Signal gives you the ability to control your music from wherever you can hear your music, so you can change songs from the comfort of your favorite chair or rock your next party from the deck, patio, or any room in the house.
Your iPhone as the ultimate remote
Signal offers an interface specifically designed for the iPhone and iPod touch, and takes full advantage of the device's capabilities to provide a two-way, live updating view of your media player.
Complete control of your media player
With Signal you can:
The perfect Airport Express companion
Signal really shines when you connect your computer to your stereo. Streaming solutions like the Airport Express allow you to wirelessly send music to your stereo, and Signal gives you the freedom of wireless control to go with it. Put them together and you get a simple solution to play and control your music through the whole house.
The missing link to your digital jukebox
Stop going back to your computer every time you want to pause the music or change the song. Signal gives you the ability to control your music from wherever you can hear your music, so you can change songs from the comfort of your favorite chair or rock your next party from the deck, patio, or any room in the house.
Your iPhone as the ultimate remote
Signal offers an interface specifically designed for the iPhone and iPod touch, and takes full advantage of the device's capabilities to provide a two-way, live updating view of your media player.
Complete control of your media player
With Signal you can:
- Play, pause, and stop your music
- Move between songs in the playlist
- Select AirPlay speakers
- Adjust the volume
- Rate songs
- See the current album art
- Browse and search your media library
- Add songs to the queue
- Remove songs from the queue
The perfect Airport Express companion
Signal really shines when you connect your computer to your stereo. Streaming solutions like the Airport Express allow you to wirelessly send music to your stereo, and Signal gives you the freedom of wireless control to go with it. Put them together and you get a simple solution to play and control your music through the whole house.
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Play, pause, and stop your music
Move between songs in the playlist
Select AirPlay speakers
Adjust the volume
Rate songs
See the current album art
Browse and search your media library
Add songs to the queue
Remove songs from the queue
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Isn't that what Apple's Remote app is for?