DeRemote for Denon and Marantz Hack 3.9.5 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Frans Bouwmeester
Category: Entertainment
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.9.5
ID: at.blink.denoncontrol
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Description
DeRemote turns your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch into a fast and reliable remote control for your Denon or Marantz AV Receiver. You get quick and easy access to all zone, source, preset, audio and video settings and experience your audio/video system like never before.
DeRemote requires a Denon or Marantz Amplifier or Receiver with BUILT-IN LAN. Following models are supported:
Denon: (incl. 'W' and 'ci' models):
* AVR-S710, AVR-S910, AVR-X1200, AVR-X2200, AVR-X3200, AVR-X4200, AVR-X5200, AVR-X6200, AVR-X7200
* AVR-S700, AVR-S900, AVR-X1100, AVR-X2100, AVR-X3100, AVR-X4100,
* AVR-E300, AVR-E400, AVR-X1000, AVR-X2000, AVR-X3000, AVR-X4000, AVR-4520
* AVR-1613, AVR-1713, AVR-1913, AVR-2113, AVR-2313, AVR-3313
* AVR-1912, AVR-2112, AVR-2312, AVR-3312
* AVR-3311, AVR-4311
* AVR-3310, AVR-4310, AVR-4810
* AVR-3808, AVR-4308, AVR-5308, AVC-4320
* AVR-4306, AVR-4806
* AVR-990, AVR-991
* AVR-A100, AVx-A1HD, AVC-A1XV, AVC-A11X
Marantz:
* SR5010, SR6010, SR7010
* SR5009, SR6009, SR7009, AV7702, AV8802
* SR5008, SR6008, SR7008, AV7701, AV8801
* SR5007, SR6007, SR7007
* SR5006, SR6006
* SR7005, AV7005
* NR1602, NR1603, NR1604, NR1605, NR1606
* NR1504, NR1505, NR1506
McIntosh:
* MX121
Before purchasing, please contact [email protected] if your model is not listed.
Please note that all AppStore reviews are anonymous and do not provide a way for developers to respond to support or refund requests. In addition to your review, please do contact [email protected] if anything is not working as expected.
Note: following models are NOT supported:
• S32/302 does not provide the same remote control protocol as the AVR/AVC series
• AVR-4303, AVR-3806, AVR-19x1 and AVR-23x1 do not have LAN support
• Cara S-5DB doesn’t support the remote control protocol on the LAN-port
• DNP-720 and Nx7004 doesn’t support the full remote control protocol on the LAN-port
• MCR-60x and RCD-N7 / CEOL does not provide the same remote control protocol as the AVR/AVC series
Note: some Home Automation solutions like Control4 and Crestron take exclusive ownership of the Denon/Marantz remote control interface and therefor won't work in combination with DeRemote. Please contact [email protected] if you run into this compatibility issue.
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With DeRemote you can remotely control your LAN connected Denon or Marantz receiver or amplifier from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. It is designed for everyday usage and allows full bidirectional control of Power, Volume, Surround Mode, Audio/Video Source, AM/FM Radio Presets and Internet Radio Presets. Additionally it gives full access to all Audio, Video, Surround, Audessey, Sleep and Quick Select settings.
Via the Media Navigation Panel, you can easily browse Internet Radio stations and connected Media Servers or USB drives. Internet Radio Stations can be stored as preset on your Denon.
DeRemote automatically detects your Denon amplifiers and receivers and correctly handles dynamic IP addresses (DHCP). It supports multiple Denon and Marantz unit and zones.
For more information, download the user manual from http://www.deremote.com or see http://www.deremote.com/faq.
** Denon and Marantz are registered trademarks of D&M Holdings, Inc. D&M Holdings does not support, endorse or have been involved in the development of this application. No claim to any copyright, ownership or license to D&M Holdings intellectual property is made. **
DeRemote requires a Denon or Marantz Amplifier or Receiver with BUILT-IN LAN. Following models are supported:
Denon: (incl. 'W' and 'ci' models):
* AVR-S710, AVR-S910, AVR-X1200, AVR-X2200, AVR-X3200, AVR-X4200, AVR-X5200, AVR-X6200, AVR-X7200
* AVR-S700, AVR-S900, AVR-X1100, AVR-X2100, AVR-X3100, AVR-X4100,
* AVR-E300, AVR-E400, AVR-X1000, AVR-X2000, AVR-X3000, AVR-X4000, AVR-4520
* AVR-1613, AVR-1713, AVR-1913, AVR-2113, AVR-2313, AVR-3313
* AVR-1912, AVR-2112, AVR-2312, AVR-3312
* AVR-3311, AVR-4311
* AVR-3310, AVR-4310, AVR-4810
* AVR-3808, AVR-4308, AVR-5308, AVC-4320
* AVR-4306, AVR-4806
* AVR-990, AVR-991
* AVR-A100, AVx-A1HD, AVC-A1XV, AVC-A11X
Marantz:
* SR5010, SR6010, SR7010
* SR5009, SR6009, SR7009, AV7702, AV8802
* SR5008, SR6008, SR7008, AV7701, AV8801
* SR5007, SR6007, SR7007
* SR5006, SR6006
* SR7005, AV7005
* NR1602, NR1603, NR1604, NR1605, NR1606
* NR1504, NR1505, NR1506
McIntosh:
* MX121
Before purchasing, please contact [email protected] if your model is not listed.
Please note that all AppStore reviews are anonymous and do not provide a way for developers to respond to support or refund requests. In addition to your review, please do contact [email protected] if anything is not working as expected.
Note: following models are NOT supported:
• S32/302 does not provide the same remote control protocol as the AVR/AVC series
• AVR-4303, AVR-3806, AVR-19x1 and AVR-23x1 do not have LAN support
• Cara S-5DB doesn’t support the remote control protocol on the LAN-port
• DNP-720 and Nx7004 doesn’t support the full remote control protocol on the LAN-port
• MCR-60x and RCD-N7 / CEOL does not provide the same remote control protocol as the AVR/AVC series
Note: some Home Automation solutions like Control4 and Crestron take exclusive ownership of the Denon/Marantz remote control interface and therefor won't work in combination with DeRemote. Please contact [email protected] if you run into this compatibility issue.
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With DeRemote you can remotely control your LAN connected Denon or Marantz receiver or amplifier from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. It is designed for everyday usage and allows full bidirectional control of Power, Volume, Surround Mode, Audio/Video Source, AM/FM Radio Presets and Internet Radio Presets. Additionally it gives full access to all Audio, Video, Surround, Audessey, Sleep and Quick Select settings.
Via the Media Navigation Panel, you can easily browse Internet Radio stations and connected Media Servers or USB drives. Internet Radio Stations can be stored as preset on your Denon.
DeRemote automatically detects your Denon amplifiers and receivers and correctly handles dynamic IP addresses (DHCP). It supports multiple Denon and Marantz unit and zones.
For more information, download the user manual from http://www.deremote.com or see http://www.deremote.com/faq.
** Denon and Marantz are registered trademarks of D&M Holdings, Inc. D&M Holdings does not support, endorse or have been involved in the development of this application. No claim to any copyright, ownership or license to D&M Holdings intellectual property is made. **
Version history
3.9.5
2015-09-24
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
NOTE: please keep 'Search Google for Album Art' disabled as Google is no longer supporting this service and switching it on will cause the app to crash.
* Support for Side-By-Side and Slide-Over on supported iPad models
* Improved support for latest Denon/Marantz models
* Additional tabbar buttons on the iPad panels (12 instead of 9 in landscape mode)
* Option to disable Shake To Mute (see iPhone/iPad Settings -> DeRemote)
* Fixes issue with sharing DeRemote Configuration
NOTE: please keep 'Search Google for Album Art' disabled as Google is no longer supporting this service and switching it on will cause the app to crash.
* Support for Side-By-Side and Slide-Over on supported iPad models
* Improved support for latest Denon/Marantz models
* Additional tabbar buttons on the iPad panels (12 instead of 9 in landscape mode)
* Option to disable Shake To Mute (see iPhone/iPad Settings -> DeRemote)
* Fixes issue with sharing DeRemote Configuration
3.9.4
2015-08-08
* added support for the latest Denon/Marantz models
* new "Front Display Backlight" setting for supported models (see Video Settings)
* one-time introduction to DeRemote Watch on startup
Note: "Share DeRemote Configuration" currently doesn't work properly. An update that addresses this is on its way.
* new "Front Display Backlight" setting for supported models (see Video Settings)
* one-time introduction to DeRemote Watch on startup
Note: "Share DeRemote Configuration" currently doesn't work properly. An update that addresses this is on its way.
3.9.3
2015-07-09
* Improved support for AM/FM presets and Quick/Smart Selects with the latest Denon/Marantz models.
* New Device configuration option to hide undesired automatically detected equipment
* Resolves a crash on iOS 5.1.1. This version was tested successfully on iOS 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 Beta 3.
* New Device configuration option to hide undesired automatically detected equipment
* Resolves a crash on iOS 5.1.1. This version was tested successfully on iOS 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 Beta 3.
3.9.2
2015-07-01
Improved support for AM/FM presets and Quick/Smart Selects with the latest Denon/Marantz models.
NOTE: version 3.9.2 seems to crash on iOS 5.1, please contact [email protected] for an update that addresses this.
NOTE: version 3.9.2 seems to crash on iOS 5.1, please contact [email protected] for an update that addresses this.
3.8.7
2014-09-08
* Support for new Denon/Marantz models
* New Digital Preset's (DAB/XM/SIRIUS) panel
* New Dolby Atmos™ Channel Level panel
* Bug fix for Denon AVR-4x06 models (occurring since previous version)
* New Digital Preset's (DAB/XM/SIRIUS) panel
* New Dolby Atmos™ Channel Level panel
* Bug fix for Denon AVR-4x06 models (occurring since previous version)
3.8.6
2014-09-03
Support for new Denon and Marantz models.
*** NOTE: due to a bug in the latest version, the app might crash in combination with Denon AVR-4306 models. This will be resolved asap! ***
*** NOTE: due to a bug in the latest version, the app might crash in combination with Denon AVR-4306 models. This will be resolved asap! ***
3.8.5
2014-09-03
Support for new Denon/Marantz models.
3.8.2
2014-04-23
- new customizable "My Controls" panel
- new/improved support for AllStereo, InstaPreview, LFC
- new/improved support for AllStereo, InstaPreview, LFC
3.7.5
2013-11-07
Note: please check compatability before purchase.
New in 3.7.5:
- Changed the default iOS7 colour scheme back to black.
- Added LFC, AllStereo and InstaPrevue control
- Detection of McIntosh MX121
- Adopted appearance of function menu
- Resolved a critical bug in 3.7.4, causing some new installations to fail
New in 3.7.x:
- Support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- Improved media player with new look & feel
- Optional Album Art lookup via iTunes, configurable in iPad Preferences DeRemote (default is off)
- Accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- Change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- Color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
New in 3.7.5:
- Changed the default iOS7 colour scheme back to black.
- Added LFC, AllStereo and InstaPrevue control
- Detection of McIntosh MX121
- Adopted appearance of function menu
- Resolved a critical bug in 3.7.4, causing some new installations to fail
New in 3.7.x:
- Support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- Improved media player with new look & feel
- Optional Album Art lookup via iTunes, configurable in iPad Preferences DeRemote (default is off)
- Accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- Change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- Color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
3.7.4
2013-11-05
- Added LFC, AllStereo and InstaPrevue control
- Detection of McIntosh MX121
- Changed default appearance to black/blue
- Adopted appearance of function menu
New in 3.7.x:
- Support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- Improved media player with new look & feel
- Optional Album Art lookup via iTunes, configurable in iPad Preferences DeRemote (default is off)
- Accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- Change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- Color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
- Detection of McIntosh MX121
- Changed default appearance to black/blue
- Adopted appearance of function menu
New in 3.7.x:
- Support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- Improved media player with new look & feel
- Optional Album Art lookup via iTunes, configurable in iPad Preferences DeRemote (default is off)
- Accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- Change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- Color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
3.7.3
2013-09-27
- compatibility and stability improvements
New in 3.7:
- support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- improved media player with new look & feel
- optional Album Art lookup via iTunes, configurable in iPad Preferences DeRemote (default is off)
- accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
New in 3.7:
- support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- improved media player with new look & feel
- optional Album Art lookup via iTunes, configurable in iPad Preferences DeRemote (default is off)
- accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
3.7.2
2013-09-23
Resolves an issue with cursor control in the media navigation panel on 2012 and earlier models.
New in 3.7:
- support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- improved media player with new look & feel
- accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
New in 3.7:
- support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- improved media player with new look & feel
- accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
3.7.1
2013-09-19
Note: there is an issue with cursor control in the Media Navigation panel for 2012 and earlier models. An update that resolves this is on its way...
New in 3.7:
- support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- improved media player with new look & feel
- accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
New in 3.7:
- support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
- improved media player with new look & feel
- accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
- change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
- color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
3.7
2013-09-17
* support for the latest Denon and Marantz receivers
* improved media player with new look & feel
* accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
* change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
* color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
* improved media player with new look & feel
* accurate slider control - touch left/right and up/down to make fast and precise changes to volume and channel levels
* change the panel layout by either touching the active tab icon or the back button
* color schemes - choose your favorite appearance
3.5
2012-10-17
* resolved an issue with screen rotation on iPad
New in DeRemote 3.4:
* iPhone 5 support including full screen mode
* new status and volume control for iPhone
* status bar is permanently visible on iPhone 5 and iPod 5th gen
* on other devices: slide finger upwards from the bottom of the screen to show and down on the status bar to hide
* added Spotify source selection
* resolved issue with Pandora selection
* full iOS6 compatibility
** NOTE **
Due to Apple policy, DeRemote can unfortunately not support older iOS versions while also fully supporting iPhone 5. Therefor the minimum iOS version has changed from iOS 3.1 to iOS 5.1.
A DeRemote version compatible with iOS 3.x is separately available on the AppStore. See DeRemote 3x.
New in DeRemote 3.4:
* iPhone 5 support including full screen mode
* new status and volume control for iPhone
* status bar is permanently visible on iPhone 5 and iPod 5th gen
* on other devices: slide finger upwards from the bottom of the screen to show and down on the status bar to hide
* added Spotify source selection
* resolved issue with Pandora selection
* full iOS6 compatibility
** NOTE **
Due to Apple policy, DeRemote can unfortunately not support older iOS versions while also fully supporting iPhone 5. Therefor the minimum iOS version has changed from iOS 3.1 to iOS 5.1.
A DeRemote version compatible with iOS 3.x is separately available on the AppStore. See DeRemote 3x.
3.4
2012-10-15
* iPhone 5 support including full screen mode
* new status and volume control for iPhone
* status bar is permanently visible on iPhone 5 and iPod 5th gen
* on other devices: slide finger upwards from the bottom of the screen to show and down on the status bar to hide
* added Spotify source selection
* resolved issue with Pandora selection
* full iOS6 compatibility
** NOTE **
1) On iPad with iOS6, it might happen that landscape orientation initially is not correctly displayed. Rotating the iPad corrects this. Make sure the iPad is not rotation locked. An update that resolves the issue is on its way.
2) Due to Apple policy, DeRemote can unfortunately not support older iOS versions while also fully supporting iPhone 5. Therefor the minimum iOS version has changed from iOS 3.1 to iOS 5.1.
A DeRemote version compatible with iOS 3.x is separately available on the AppStore. See DeRemote 3x.
* new status and volume control for iPhone
* status bar is permanently visible on iPhone 5 and iPod 5th gen
* on other devices: slide finger upwards from the bottom of the screen to show and down on the status bar to hide
* added Spotify source selection
* resolved issue with Pandora selection
* full iOS6 compatibility
** NOTE **
1) On iPad with iOS6, it might happen that landscape orientation initially is not correctly displayed. Rotating the iPad corrects this. Make sure the iPad is not rotation locked. An update that resolves the issue is on its way.
2) Due to Apple policy, DeRemote can unfortunately not support older iOS versions while also fully supporting iPhone 5. Therefor the minimum iOS version has changed from iOS 3.1 to iOS 5.1.
A DeRemote version compatible with iOS 3.x is separately available on the AppStore. See DeRemote 3x.
3.3
2012-07-26
Improved support for various models including latest Denon xx13 and Marantz x007 models.
3.2
2012-04-23
New Features:
- Automatic detection and configuration of Marantz receivers
- Single touch control of multiple zones (zone-linking)
- Internet radio search for supported models
- Speaker A/B selection and Amp-assign
- Display of current auto input signal (source, surround, audio decoder) on iPad
- DeRemote configuration sharing between other iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch
Improved:
- AirPlay compatibility
- improved name matching of iRadio presets (preset names might differ from the currently playing station so fuzzy matching is required..)
- add an information screen when there is 10sec of no response coming from the unit, for example during standby or a firmware hangup
- new iPad top screen design with larger volume slider
- new retina quality graphics
- renamed 'Dynamic Equalizer or Volume' to 'Equalizer Mode' in the Audyssey panel
- renamed 'Front Dimensions' panel to 'Sound Stage'
Corrections:
- fixed issue with zone volume limited to -10dB
- fixed AVR-4306 OnScreen menu not working
- fixed AVR-4306 Media Navigation not working
- fixed automatic update of Audyssey settings on source change
Notes:
- custom DeRemote profiles provided by DeRemote Support will automatically be reset to the updated built-in profile after the update
About Zone-Linking
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Zone-Linking provides 'single touch' control of power, source, volume and mute for any number of zones on the same receiver.
To configure zone-linking:
- open DeRemote Setting -> Zones
- add a new Zone
- give it a name, for example 'All Zones'
- assign the zones you like to link (for example Main Zone and Zone 2)
- select which A/V sources you like to see in the new zone
- optionally set the maximum volume for all linked zones
When selecting this new zone in the Home panel, all power, source, volume and mute changes are set on all assigned zones.
Volume changes to a 'multi-zone' will be applied to linked zone's "as-is", replicating the volume of the master zone.
- Automatic detection and configuration of Marantz receivers
- Single touch control of multiple zones (zone-linking)
- Internet radio search for supported models
- Speaker A/B selection and Amp-assign
- Display of current auto input signal (source, surround, audio decoder) on iPad
- DeRemote configuration sharing between other iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch
Improved:
- AirPlay compatibility
- improved name matching of iRadio presets (preset names might differ from the currently playing station so fuzzy matching is required..)
- add an information screen when there is 10sec of no response coming from the unit, for example during standby or a firmware hangup
- new iPad top screen design with larger volume slider
- new retina quality graphics
- renamed 'Dynamic Equalizer or Volume' to 'Equalizer Mode' in the Audyssey panel
- renamed 'Front Dimensions' panel to 'Sound Stage'
Corrections:
- fixed issue with zone volume limited to -10dB
- fixed AVR-4306 OnScreen menu not working
- fixed AVR-4306 Media Navigation not working
- fixed automatic update of Audyssey settings on source change
Notes:
- custom DeRemote profiles provided by DeRemote Support will automatically be reset to the updated built-in profile after the update
About Zone-Linking
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Zone-Linking provides 'single touch' control of power, source, volume and mute for any number of zones on the same receiver.
To configure zone-linking:
- open DeRemote Setting -> Zones
- add a new Zone
- give it a name, for example 'All Zones'
- assign the zones you like to link (for example Main Zone and Zone 2)
- select which A/V sources you like to see in the new zone
- optionally set the maximum volume for all linked zones
When selecting this new zone in the Home panel, all power, source, volume and mute changes are set on all assigned zones.
Volume changes to a 'multi-zone' will be applied to linked zone's "as-is", replicating the volume of the master zone.
3.1
2012-02-11
New features:
* full control of various Denon parameters incl. Surround Effects, Audyssey, Channel Level, Front Dimensions, Video Settings, Picture Settings, Sleep Timer, Quick Select's
* new handling of "More..." tab, with various new panels and simple customization
* customization of tabs on iPad
* character search support in Media Navigation
* easy switching between character search and navigation
* repeat and random play
* keyboard simulation support on-screen keyboard during Media Navigation, for example during Search Internet Radio channels
* display of album art in media navigation (not available on all models)
* display of absolute or relative volume, depending on Denon configuration
* volume can be changed to tapping anywhere on the volume slider
* locking go settings and panel configuration via iPhone/iPod/iPad Settings -> DeRemote
NOTE: not all features are supported on all models. See your Denon manual for more information.
Improvements:
* fixed issues with newer models, including downloading of AM/FM Tuner presets and Media Navigation
* fixed issues with Automatic Denon Configuration
* improved network handling
* full control of various Denon parameters incl. Surround Effects, Audyssey, Channel Level, Front Dimensions, Video Settings, Picture Settings, Sleep Timer, Quick Select's
* new handling of "More..." tab, with various new panels and simple customization
* customization of tabs on iPad
* character search support in Media Navigation
* easy switching between character search and navigation
* repeat and random play
* keyboard simulation support on-screen keyboard during Media Navigation, for example during Search Internet Radio channels
* display of album art in media navigation (not available on all models)
* display of absolute or relative volume, depending on Denon configuration
* volume can be changed to tapping anywhere on the volume slider
* locking go settings and panel configuration via iPhone/iPod/iPad Settings -> DeRemote
NOTE: not all features are supported on all models. See your Denon manual for more information.
Improvements:
* fixed issues with newer models, including downloading of AM/FM Tuner presets and Media Navigation
* fixed issues with Automatic Denon Configuration
* improved network handling
3.0.6
2011-06-20
Following issues are addressed:
- unexpected termination with specific Denon configurations
- compatibility issue with iOS 3.x
- unexpected termination with specific Denon configurations
- compatibility issue with iOS 3.x
3.0
2011-06-10
- iPad support: DeRemote now support iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch with single Universal App
- New selection tabs for sources and surround modes
- New menu and monitor tabs to control your Denon
- Sorting of iRadio presets
- Improved automatic detection and configuration including support for dynamic IP addresses
- Additional HDMI port assignments
- URL support: start DeRemote from 3rd party applications via "deremote://"
- New selection tabs for sources and surround modes
- New menu and monitor tabs to control your Denon
- Sorting of iRadio presets
- Improved automatic detection and configuration including support for dynamic IP addresses
- Additional HDMI port assignments
- URL support: start DeRemote from 3rd party applications via "deremote://"
2.5.1
2011-01-26
- Direct selection of AM/FM and Internet Radio presets
- Store Internet Radio presets directly from Navigation
- A new Source selection tab further simplifies switching between sources
- A new Control tab is introduced for Single Zone usage (as alternative to old "control" tab)
- The Zone selector shows the on/off status for all zones of the currently connected device
- Possibility to configure order and selection of Tabs (similar to Apple Remote App for iTunes)
- IP addresses can now include a port ('host:port') to facilitate Internet/NAT connections with TCP port-mapping
- Better recognition of (new) devices, preventing devices to be discovered twice
- Included a Denon Demo Server to test/demonstrate functionality without access to Denon hardware
- Store Internet Radio presets directly from Navigation
- A new Source selection tab further simplifies switching between sources
- A new Control tab is introduced for Single Zone usage (as alternative to old "control" tab)
- The Zone selector shows the on/off status for all zones of the currently connected device
- Possibility to configure order and selection of Tabs (similar to Apple Remote App for iTunes)
- IP addresses can now include a port ('host:port') to facilitate Internet/NAT connections with TCP port-mapping
- Better recognition of (new) devices, preventing devices to be discovered twice
- Included a Denon Demo Server to test/demonstrate functionality without access to Denon hardware
2.5
2011-01-24
- New Tuner Preset selection tab
- New Source selection tab
- New Control tab for Single Zone usage (as alternative to old "control" tab)
- Possibility to configure order and selection of Tabs (similar to Apple Remote App for iTunes)
- iPhone status bar now remains visible on Home and (new) Control tab
- New config option under Settings->Support->Advanced to turn off adding of Tuner Presets as Source (default is presets NO longer being added as source)
- Volume slider is disabled when the selected Zone is powered off
- IP addresses can now include a port ('host:port') to facilitate Internet/NAT connections with TCP port-mapping
- Better recognition of (new) devices, preventing devices to be discovered twice
- Included a Denon Demo Server to test/demonstrate functionality without access to Denon hardware
- Renamed and improved some of the items in Settings, including the Terminal
- Bug fixes including connection problems on high latency networks and occasional crashes with navigating USB/Internet radio.
- New Source selection tab
- New Control tab for Single Zone usage (as alternative to old "control" tab)
- Possibility to configure order and selection of Tabs (similar to Apple Remote App for iTunes)
- iPhone status bar now remains visible on Home and (new) Control tab
- New config option under Settings->Support->Advanced to turn off adding of Tuner Presets as Source (default is presets NO longer being added as source)
- Volume slider is disabled when the selected Zone is powered off
- IP addresses can now include a port ('host:port') to facilitate Internet/NAT connections with TCP port-mapping
- Better recognition of (new) devices, preventing devices to be discovered twice
- Included a Denon Demo Server to test/demonstrate functionality without access to Denon hardware
- Renamed and improved some of the items in Settings, including the Terminal
- Bug fixes including connection problems on high latency networks and occasional crashes with navigating USB/Internet radio.
2.4
2010-09-27
Resolved an issue causing the application to terminate unexpectedly.
2.3
2010-09-07
Improved Automatic Configuration, fixed an issue that could cause the application to exit unexpectedly.
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Ratings
3.4 out of 5
168 Ratings
Reviews
Acelakid94,
A must have if you own Denon/Marrantz product!
I bought a mint condition Denon AVR 1912 from eBay. Everything works and everything came with it except the remote, so I had to download Denon's official app. It's convenient and free, but slow, buggy and has limited features. DeRemote, however, is 10x better than the official Denon app. Way more features, A LOT faster and very stable. It has never crashed on me in the 4 months I've had it. It's absolutely worth the 5 bucks; maybe even more.
My only complaint is I wish there was a way to disable the "shake to mute" feature.* Since I use the app as my only means of controlling my receiver sometimes I sorta just drop my phone on the couch like I would a remote and accidentally mute the receiver. Not so bad when casually listening to music or TV, but bad and fairly embarrassing when in the middle of a loud action scene and the receiver cranked up to reference level with guest over. Other than that, the app is perfect.
*UPDATE: There's now a way to disable the "shake to mute" feature, so now this app is totally perfect. Highly recommended!
My only complaint is I wish there was a way to disable the "shake to mute" feature.* Since I use the app as my only means of controlling my receiver sometimes I sorta just drop my phone on the couch like I would a remote and accidentally mute the receiver. Not so bad when casually listening to music or TV, but bad and fairly embarrassing when in the middle of a loud action scene and the receiver cranked up to reference level with guest over. Other than that, the app is perfect.
*UPDATE: There's now a way to disable the "shake to mute" feature, so now this app is totally perfect. Highly recommended!
fester67,
So much better than Denon's app
I've been using the Denon remote app (sparingly) for several years, mainly because my receiver is behind a cabinet door and the regular infrared remote won't work when the door is closed. But the Denon app was lousy - took forever to load and often took 2-3 tries to find my receiver. Finally, I couldn't get it to load at all. I deleted it from my phone and was going to re-install when I came across this app. After reading the generally favorable reviews I decided to shell out the $5 - and am very glad I did. Initial install was quick and painless - in less than 2 min. it found my receiver and was good to go. Since then it opens up instantly and is very responsive. It deals effectively with my two-zone system. I'll have no problem using this instead of the regular remote and will now be able to keep the cabinet door closed. That should make my wife happy. Maybe she'll be nicer to me.
Dr. Pete,
Bought it on a flyer...but it's awesome on McIntosh MX121!
I was a little leary buying this as I wasn't completely sure it would work with my McIntosh MX121 preamp / processor but since McIntosh doesn't have any proprietary app to control devices it was worth a shot. However, much to my surprise it easily found my gear and works perfectly! It is truly so much better than using the physical remote as it gives direct control over many features that are otherwise buried in several layers of onscreen menus. Love the layout that allows multiple boxes or areas for different designated controls...all of which can be customized to your liking. There are obviously a few features of the app that are not applicable to my specific equipment but most everything works spot on. If in doubt and you want great app control....DO IT! Time will tell on updates and support from the developer....fingers crossed.
MtnBiker2001,
Works on Marantz SR6013
Took the $5 gamble for a Marantz SR6013 and it sync’d right in! When I go to the 4K Blu-ray player I switch from hdmi 1 to hdmi 2 in my setup so I’m unable to see the Marantz display, and the Marantz app seemed very clunky. I installed the DeRemote app and now I have a visual of the things going on with the receiver without getting up to look at the portal display. Obviously there are settings in the menu that don’t pertain to this particular model. This does what I was looking for and then some too! I haven’t tried any of the online music feeds, even before installing this app, so no comment there. Hope this helps those that might be on the fence about this app.
DIY-Guy,
Wow! Worth every penny!
This is my first app review in 9 years of iOS device ownership. I felt compelled to write a review because the app is so good.
I have a Denon AVR-X3100W and the app works flawlessly. It's intuitively designed and provides nearly every function in an easy to use layout. The best part of the app is that it allows you to make small adjustments to your receiver setup on the fly so you can understand how those changes impact the sound/video. No more fiddling through on-screen setup menus or pressing button sequences. I am surprised Denon hasn't actually acquired this piece of software and retired their tired attempt at an iOS app.
Bravo to the developer!
I have a Denon AVR-X3100W and the app works flawlessly. It's intuitively designed and provides nearly every function in an easy to use layout. The best part of the app is that it allows you to make small adjustments to your receiver setup on the fly so you can understand how those changes impact the sound/video. No more fiddling through on-screen setup menus or pressing button sequences. I am surprised Denon hasn't actually acquired this piece of software and retired their tired attempt at an iOS app.
Bravo to the developer!
Wordwrkr,
This is a fantastic app
I'm 62. I've seen things. I remember Windows 1.1. I've been around computers continuously since the days of punch cards.
Literally.
This app is the absolute best designed I've ever encountered. At first blush it looks complicated, but spend a bit of time with it and you'll come to appreciate how beautifully simple it is.
And all the features of your Denon receiver that were heretofore obscured by an abysmal interface are now logically presented before your very eyes. Change anything you want. It's all there.
I have multiple Denon receivers throughout my house. This app recognizes all of them. I can manipulate any of them whenever I need to in any way that suits my fancy.
The best for last, the holy grail of an audio system: simple, independent control of the four corners of your room. Sure, you can do this from the firmware built into the receiver, but it's incredibly cumbersome. This app lays it all out before your eyes, as stacked bars representing the channels with sliders for adjusting levels.
Well done, I say!
Literally.
This app is the absolute best designed I've ever encountered. At first blush it looks complicated, but spend a bit of time with it and you'll come to appreciate how beautifully simple it is.
And all the features of your Denon receiver that were heretofore obscured by an abysmal interface are now logically presented before your very eyes. Change anything you want. It's all there.
I have multiple Denon receivers throughout my house. This app recognizes all of them. I can manipulate any of them whenever I need to in any way that suits my fancy.
The best for last, the holy grail of an audio system: simple, independent control of the four corners of your room. Sure, you can do this from the firmware built into the receiver, but it's incredibly cumbersome. This app lays it all out before your eyes, as stacked bars representing the channels with sliders for adjusting levels.
Well done, I say!
evilanimator,
Essential Home Theater App
If you own a Denon or Marantz Internet-capable receiver, this app is essential for controlling every aspect and feature your receiver has to offer. It’s a quick and efficient way to adjust channel levels on-the-fly and switch between different EQ and dynamic range compression mode. You can even switch surround modes. The only unfortunate thing about this app is that it has not been updated in a while. It does not take advantage of the entire screen of newer iPhones. Hopefully, the developer will push an update at some point. At least it’s available and functional.
Audio_Zink,
Own a Marantz 8015 and a Denon 1913
I Own a Marantz 8015 and a Denon 1913. My Marantz runs just my interior TV room and my Denon is used for exterior speakers.
I downloaded the app while sitting in my back porch and it automatically found both receivers in about 1 minute after downloading the app. Within 2 minutes I was playing music off Pandora in my outside speakers.
I did all this in under 3 minutes and never got out of my reclining chair. I was able go change my different zones, volume, mute, all with ease. This is a very intuitive remote.
It lacks a few nice features such as being able to change stations, it just goes to your last. But, this is WAY better than the Denon remote and worth every penny.
For $5, it’s worth you trying if you want to control your stereo from wherever you sit without getting up.
I downloaded the app while sitting in my back porch and it automatically found both receivers in about 1 minute after downloading the app. Within 2 minutes I was playing music off Pandora in my outside speakers.
I did all this in under 3 minutes and never got out of my reclining chair. I was able go change my different zones, volume, mute, all with ease. This is a very intuitive remote.
It lacks a few nice features such as being able to change stations, it just goes to your last. But, this is WAY better than the Denon remote and worth every penny.
For $5, it’s worth you trying if you want to control your stereo from wherever you sit without getting up.
rus_sel,
Not maintained, barely works
This app leaves a lot to be desired, I failed to notice that it hasn't been updated since 2015 when I purchased it in 2017. The app is not up to date for modern phone displays (massive font and waste of screen space). It also is sssslllooowwww. It takes forever to get it to actually connect to your receiver so you can do anything with it, it doesn't save anytime as it is faster for me to walk across the room and get my Denon remote out of the cabinet to adjust those seldom used buttons that I don't have programmed into my universal remote. In general this app is a complete waste of money, it is overpriced for what it does when the Denon app that is free is faster and offers most of the same things...and doesn't offer features that don't actually exist on your AVR.
SteevinSTL,
Junk -don’t waste your money if you use Pandora or Sirius
If you use anything that requires authentication (Pandora, Sirius, etc.) forget it! I spent hours trying to figure out how to enter my account information. It keeps telling me to “follow the onscreen menu,” well the onscreen menu shows nothing but the navigation buttons and “menu on” and “menu off” buttons, which by the way, do absolutely nothing. Sometimes I do get a prompt for an email address after switching inputs to Sirius, but the keyboard function to enter the email doesn’t work.
By the way, I have worked in IT for 20 years, so I’m no stranger to technology. This stuff isn’t rocket science.
As bad as the free Marantz app is, at least it worked with Sirius and Pandora.
By the way, I have worked in IT for 20 years, so I’m no stranger to technology. This stuff isn’t rocket science.
As bad as the free Marantz app is, at least it worked with Sirius and Pandora.
