DLNA and AllPlay speaker support
There is a whole category of speaker that sounds perfectly fine, still sits in people's homes, and has mostly been written out of modern music software because supporting it is awkward. Kanora is explicitly trying to reverse that pattern.
DLNA, UPnP, and AllPlay-era speaker support helps useful network audio hardware stay in your setup.
Recording brief
Record once the feature is stable enough to present confidently. Show a DLNA speaker being discovered in the output list, select it, queue a track from the library, and show playback routing to it. The story is simple: hardware you already own, working again.
What you can do
Choose a compatible network speaker as an output destination and play files from your Kanora library through it.
Kanora is building discovery, device control, format handling, and playback sessions around these speakers so they feel like real destinations.
Why it matters
Many older speakers still sound right in the room they were bought for. The weak point is usually software support.
Supporting them helps a collection and a home audio setup keep value over time.
Status
Discovery and playback plumbing exist today. Live destination reliability, device-specific behaviour, and the AllPlay branch are still in development.
CD ripping
CD imports include MusicBrainz lookup, artwork fetching, release selection, duplicate warnings, and multi-disc handling.
Metadata and artwork
Track, album, artist, and bulk editors help you clean up a collection without blind automatic changes.
Analog to AirPlay
Live input monitoring with device selection and routing, aimed at letting a physical source move through the same playback system as the rest of your library.