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Digital Audio Control Protocol

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Digital Audio Control Protocol (DACP) is a protocol used by iTunes and other audio player and server applications on Mac, Windows and Linux computers, enabling remote control by mobile devices such as iPhone and Android phones and tablet computers. By connecting the personal computer to loudspeakers the mobile device is used as a two-way remote control, allowing selection and control of music playback within a traditional listening environment such as a home or apartment.

Contents

• Clients

• Servers

• See also

• References

• External links

Clients

Compliant DACP clients can connect to any DACP enabled server. Clients are available for multiple desktop and mobile platforms.

Apple Remote

Apple Remotecite-ref-aprem-1-0[1] is the first DACP client created specifically for iTunes remote control.

CuteRemote

CuteRemotecite-ref-cuteremote-2-0[2] DACP remote control for Nokia Phones.

TunesRemote+

TunesRemote+cite-ref-tunesremote-3-0[3] for Google Android is a fork of Jeff Sharkey's TunesRemote project. The project's goal is provide remote functionality for Android with similar capabilities as Apple's remote.

TunesRemote-SE

TunesRemote-SEcite-ref-tunesremote-se-4-0[4] combines the DACP control software from TunesRemote+ with the graphical user interface from Firefly Client to produce an application that can control a DACP server from any computer running Java.

Remote for iTunes

Remote for iTunescite-ref-remoteitune-5-0[5] by Hyperfine Softwarecite-ref-hyperfine-6-0[6] for Android lets users control iTunes via their home Wi-Fi network.

Remote for Windows Phone 7

Remote for Windows Phone 7cite-ref-remotewin7-7-0[7] by Komodex Softwarecite-ref-komodex-8-0[8] lets users control DACP servers from their home Wi-Fi network.

yTrack

yTrackcite-ref-ytrack-9-0[9] is an iPad application developed by Fabrice Dewasmes that browses a remote DACP library and let users control it.

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Servers

Compliant DACP servers can accept connections from any DACP client. Multiple compliant servers are available for Mac, Windows and Linux platforms.

Apple iTunes

Apple iTunes is the original DACP server and the specification was created specifically for iTunes remote control.

MonkeyTunes for MediaMonkey

In 2009 Melloware Inc.,cite-ref-melloware-12-0[12] released MonkeyTunes,cite-ref-monkeytunes-13-0[13] the first known "third-party" DACP server for MediaMonkey that is fully compliant with Apple's DACP protocol.

TouchRemote for Foobar2000

In 2009 Wintensecite-ref-wintense-14-0[14] released TouchRemote,cite-ref-touchremote-15-0[15] a plugin (component) for the foobar2000 music player, implementing a DACP server that is fully compliant with Apple's DACP protocol allowing Apple Inc.'s Remote application to be used.

AlbumPlayer

In 2011 Albumon, released a DACP plugin for their software AlbumPlayer which is a full featured jukebox player for the PC.

Telescope for Songbird

In 2010 Wilcocite-ref-wilco-16-0[16] released Telescopecite-ref-telescope-17-0[17] for the Songbird music player, implementing a DACP server that is fully compliant with Apple's DACP protocol, and a standard web service and mobile browser interface.

Rhythmbox for GNOME

In 2010 native DACP support was added to Rhythmbox after a Google Summer of Code project by Alexandre Rosenfeld.cite-ref-rosenfeld-18-0[18]

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