All Articles Tagged Casatunes

Petro Shimonishi | 09/09 08:54 AM, 0 Comments

Integrating a home theater with a multiroom audio system and making it seamless and easy for the homeowner has been a complex proposition in our industry, requiring extensive programming, additional cables and equipment. But Orlando, Fla.-based CasaTunes introduced at CEDIA Expo 2011 IP drivers for it's multiroom audio servers to control Denon, Marantz and Onkyo receivers. This is an easy solution for dealers to provide homeowners with the ability to easily control and listen to their streaming audio throughout their house and from their home theater receiver. "Our Multi-Room Music… View this story

Rachel Cericola | 06/15 10:10 AM, 7 Comments

It’s been about a week since Apple announced iCloud. And CasaTunes is putting its name out there as the first multiroom music product (that we know of) to support iTunes in the Cloud beta, with plans to add iTunes Match in the fall. CasaTunes will automatically detect when any new song or audio file is added to your iTunes in the Cloud account. It will then enable those tracks to be accessed and played via CasaTunes anywhere in the home. “With CasaTunes support for iTunes in the Cloud, our customers… View this story

Rachel Cericola | 05/25 08:57 AM, 0 Comments

Does anyone not have an app these days? Don’t look at CasaTunes, which has announced the CasaTunes App for iPads and Android Tablets. Both apps work with all CasaTunes XL Music Servers, as well as CasaTunes Music Servers for Channel Vision, NuVo and Russound. Combine one of those with an iPad or Android tablet, and clients can enjoy one-touch access to specific rooms, sources and songs. Users can flip to landscape mode for a list of songs in the queue alongside information of the current track being played. Other new… View this story

Julie Jacobson | 08/23 07:54 AM, 0 Comments

Sadly for patients and loved ones alike, Alzheimer's sufferers may be trapped in the now, unable to recognize family members or summon memories. But music has been known to bring Alzheimer's patients out of their reverie, reminding them of people and experiences gone by. "We believe it can help to revive memories," says Rob Garrett, principal of Cypress Springs Residence, an Alzheimer's facility in Tulsa, Okla. (A second residence is under construction in Oklahoma City.) "For some of the residents, music was a big part of their lives." Related Content… View this story