The Asgard Application from Clint provides you with full charge of your Asgard Wi-Fi loudspeakers.
Welcome to everything about wireless music from Clint®. Clint Asgard loudspeakers are wireless loudspeakers with Airplay and DLNA support. Using the Clint Asgard Application you are able to setup and take control of your Clint Asgard wireless loudspeakers easily and convenient.
*Configure the settings of the Asgard loudspeakers. -You are able to setup network connection for the wireless loudspeakers. -Relabel your loudspeakers (SSID) to e.g. match their placement like Kitchen, Bathroom, Office etc.
*Take control of your loudspeakers. -Adjust each speaker volume individually. -Control and adjust the EQ settings for every speaker (Bass, Mid, Treble). -Setup loudspeakers for MultiRoom (WHA) support (DLNA only). -As much as 4 loudspeakers can set into Party Mode (MultiRoom) so that you can enjoy music on your home.
*DLNA Player -Fully DLNA supported player included in our Clint Asgard Application so that you can playback shared music from network devices for example NAS drives, Computers, MACs or any other supported media servers, along with the local music stored in your device. -Fully benefit from the MultiRoom (WHA) functionality in our loudspeakers by utilizing DLNA playback.
*NOTE Please make certain you have the most recent firmware placed on your Asgard loudspeakers, to make sure full functionality and compatibility with this particular Application. To learn more regarding firmware update check out : www.clintdigital.com or look into the firmware from inside the Asgard by Clint Application.
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