AirBubble license unlocking the 30 minutes limitation of AirBubble
This is the AirBubble license that will unlock the 30 minutes limitation of AirBubble.
Make sure you have installed and tried AirBubble first.
IMPORTANT: Once this license app is installed, you must launch the AirBubble App, *not this license app*.
You can launch this license app to have the option to hide its launcher icon (to avoid having 2 similar icons in your launcher).
When you launch AirBubble you know that the license is effective if you do not get the "30 minute limitation" popup on start.
AirBubble is a lightweight AirPlay audio receiver. It will appear in AirPlay applications (such as itunes) as a device you can play music to. It works in the background, streaming music to your Android device.
AirBubble Features:
- stream audio from AirPlay clients (itunes, iOS, airfoil, ...)
- run in the background as a service
- configurable network name
- can be started on boot
- supports audio focus (mute or lower volume on external sounds)
- supports tethered USB or WiFi connection (may require rooted device in some case)
Limitations:
- Audio only, no video
- does not play in sync with other Airplay receivers
- does not work with RaopX on MacOS X and the raop module for pulseaudio on Linux
- does not work yet on GoogleTV
Examples of use:
- stream your itunes music to your Android device with Hyperfine Remote for iTunes
- wireless speaker or headset
- recycle older or broken Android devices as a dedicated networked speaker
Make sure you have installed and tried AirBubble first.
IMPORTANT: Once this license app is installed, you must launch the AirBubble App, *not this license app*.
You can launch this license app to have the option to hide its launcher icon (to avoid having 2 similar icons in your launcher).
When you launch AirBubble you know that the license is effective if you do not get the "30 minute limitation" popup on start.
AirBubble is a lightweight AirPlay audio receiver. It will appear in AirPlay applications (such as itunes) as a device you can play music to. It works in the background, streaming music to your Android device.
AirBubble Features:
- stream audio from AirPlay clients (itunes, iOS, airfoil, ...)
- run in the background as a service
- configurable network name
- can be started on boot
- supports audio focus (mute or lower volume on external sounds)
- supports tethered USB or WiFi connection (may require rooted device in some case)
Limitations:
- Audio only, no video
- does not play in sync with other Airplay receivers
- does not work with RaopX on MacOS X and the raop module for pulseaudio on Linux
- does not work yet on GoogleTV
Examples of use:
- stream your itunes music to your Android device with Hyperfine Remote for iTunes
- wireless speaker or headset
- recycle older or broken Android devices as a dedicated networked speaker
