The developer who made the announcement was quick to point out that cracking the protocol is only the first step: the team still needs to build an app around it before it can be used. What this means is that multi-room playback from iOS devices will be possible to any speaker system when connected to something like a Raspberry Pi running an app designed to receive and decode AirPlay 2 audio streams. But that protocol has now been reverse-engineered.
Guys… ready? I can finally confirm I got airplay2 working, including multi-room! Audio streaming data correctly recovered, decrypted and decoded!Īpple uses a proprietary streaming protocol which means only speakers that have licensed the tech from Apple can receive and decode the audio. The original announcement was made in a Slack group, and then posted to GitHub. Three developers who have been working on the problem for some time say they have now done it… I also have a wireless link thing from denon (which isn’t very good IMO) linked to other systems - the plan was to use cubase IC (although the avid app is better - check out the various posts) and sit in another room and do some adjustments - never find myself actually doing this.Audio enthusiasts who prefer to listen to music on their existing speakers have been waiting for some time to see AirPlay 2 cracked, and that day has now arrived. I dump my mixes into google drive and just use the built in player in the iphone to play them - sometimes airplayed to another speaker or hifi. AirPods) I’m not sure how much difference there would be between beaming the audio to an app on the phone, vs pairing the headphones directly to the DAW? Wouldn’t it be great if Cubase iC Pro could receive streamed stereo-out audio from Cubase …? I considered a real-time solution, where I would stream from Cubase to a bluetooth dongle in the car, parked outside, and tweak mixes over wifi using Cubase iC Pro remote app on the iPad.
Not real-time, but I export mixdowns to a cloud folder and then use the app Cloudbeats CloudBeats Offline Music on the App Store on iPhone to play it on AirPods or car stereo, for reference.
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