Which speakers can play together?
Sonos, any Bluetooth speaker or headphones, the TV and its soundbar (HDMI/eARC), the PC's own outputs and DLNA/UPnP network speakers - in any mix, at the same time. Speakers that only support AirPlay or Chromecast are not supported yet.
How does the sync work?
Each speaker has its own delay. OmniSound measures it - automatically with a microphone, or by ear with a slider - and delays the faster ones so all play the same moment. Clock drift is corrected while the music plays.
Do I need to pay for the AI?
No. Gemini, Groq and OpenRouter offer free keys and the app shows how to get one. If you already use Claude or ChatGPT, you can use those too. Your key stays on your device.
Where does the music come from?
From your own files: a NAS, the PC, the phone, a USB drive through the PC, or music servers like Plex, Jellyfin and Subsonic. Plus 50 000+ free radio stations and podcasts. OmniSound does not sell or include music.
What does one licence cover?
One TV, one Windows PC and one Android phone or tablet. If you change a device, move the licence from the app or from the 'My licence' page.
What happens after the 7-day trial?
The radio and podcasts stay free. The library, AI, synced lyrics and music videos need a licence.
Does it work without internet?
Yes - your library and the speakers on your network keep playing. The licence is checked now and then, and works offline for a month.
Which TVs are supported?
LG Smart TVs with webOS 4 or newer (2018+). On other TVs, use the PC or the Android hub with the TV as a speaker.
Can I use one licence on two PCs, two TVs or two phones?
No. A licence has exactly one place for each kind of device: 1 TV + 1 Windows PC + 1 Android phone or tablet. The places can't be swapped - if you don't use the PC place, it does not become a second phone place. For two PCs, two TVs or two phones, buy one more licence for each extra device (every licence again covers 1 TV + 1 PC + 1 Android).