IPeng is a music app developed by PenguinLovesMusiccom. Available for $8.99, it was updated to v9.80 on April 17, 2023, and currently holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating based on 1K reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 36 MB of free space and runs Android 8.3+ or iOS 9.3+.
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Video: IPeng Overview
Description
iPeng 9, the music remote for the Logitech® Squeezebox™, has been designed for the latest iOS versions and fully supports all iPhone and iPad form factors.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★☆☆☆Needs fixes
Volume control is moving around by itself! Must be annoying the neighbors
★★★★☆Cue sheets
IPeng can no longer handle cue sheets stored on my NAS. forwarding to the next track always plays the first song of the album. What’s wrong?
★★★★☆Nice control app
Nice control for my squeezebox server on my Linux box. Only two complaints. I’d like to see the file format at bottom while playing as I have the same recording in multiple formats. The Material browser format has that. And the other thing I’d like to see is a hide option for the “power button”.
★★★☆☆It shouldn’t be complicated
When I click play on an album , play the entire album, not the first track and then stop. Why in the world would that that not be the simple, assumed default. This whole app needs to be reconsidered from the perspective of mildly techie users that just want to play music. I’m a big fan but at this stage in the game, please reduce complexity and think about the real world.
★★☆☆☆Appears abandoned
Used iPeng for years. No updates in about two years, and has various bugs: album art appears/disappears, missing albums, song titles in playlists sometimes get shifted to the left "under" the artwork box, maybe others I've not noticed. All of the above do not happen running side-by-side against my Android/Linux clients. Too bad. Going to have to delete it unless they resurrect it and fix these issues