User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Network Connection
- 3. Bluetooth Connection
- 4. Music Sources
- 5. Control
- 5.1 The Touch Panel and Rotary Control
- Diagram 12 Touch Panel and Rotary Control
- Diagram 13 Touch Standby to switch on and off. Turn the rotary control to adjust volume.
- Diagram 14 Bluetooth stream playing
- Diagram 15 Spotify® Connect stream playing
- Diagram 16 AirPlay stream playing
- Diagram 17 TIDAL stream playing
- Diagram 18 UPnP™ stream playing
- Diagram 19 iRadio input
- Diagram 20 Local inputs
- 5.2 The Mu-so Remote Control Handset
- 5.3 The Naim App
- 5.1 The Touch Panel and Rotary Control
- 6. Installation Notes
- 7. Specifications
- 8. Acknowledgements
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4. Music Sources
4.3.4 UPnP™ streams
The Mu-so UPnP™ input enables Mu-so to play audio les
stored on UPnP™ servers such as the Naim UnitiServe,
network servers with integrated UPnP™ software, or on
Windows and OS X computers. The Mu-so UPnP™ input
is selected automatically when in receipt of a stream from
a server. UPnP™ le browsing can be carried out using
the Naim App. Once playback has been initiated by a
play command on the Naim App, the Mu-so touch panel
or remote handset (not Mu-so Qb) play/pause, next and
previous controls can also be used to control playback.
Mu-so can play UPnP™ streamed audio les in the following
formats: MP3, ALAC, AAC, FLAC, WMA, WAV, AIFF or Ogg
Vorbis. Files must be free of any digital rights management
playback restrictions.
Note: Windows Media™ Player version 11 or above
incorporates built in UPnP™ support. A variety of
third party UPnP™ applications are available that are
compatible with both Windows and OS X operating
systems.
Note: More information on UPnP™ servers and networks
can be found in the Naim knowledge base via:
www.naimaudio.com/customer-support
4.3.5 Multiroom streams
Multiroom enables Mu-so to play audio from, and broadcast
audio to, Naim streamer products connected to the same
local network.
Note: In addition to Mu-so, Naim multiroom streamer
products include the NDS, NDX, ND5 XS, NAC-N 272,
NAC-N 172 XS, SuperUniti, NaimUniti, UnitiQute and
UnitiLite.
The Mu-so Multiroom input is selected automatically when
in receipt of a stream initiated from a remote Naim streamer.
Mu-so can be disconnected from a multiroom stream by
pressing its touch panel, remote handset (not Mu-so Qb) or
Naim App pause button, or by selecting an alternative input.
Note: The Mu-so multiroom input can be disabled via
the Naim App Settings menu. Disabling the Multiroom
input can be useful to prevent other users in a household
inadvertently playing audio through it.
To broadcast Mu-so audio to a remote Naim streamer,
select the Naim App Now Playing screen and touch the
multiroom icon (
) alongside the volume slider. Touching
the multiroom icon will open a dialogue window that
enables other streamers connected to the same network to
be selected. Up to four remote streamers can be connected
simultaneously. Remote streamer volume control is also
provided.
Note: The Mu-so local analogue and digital inputs and its
Airplay and Bluetooth streaming inputs are not available
for multiroom broadcast.