Fidelia Remote

Fidelia Remote

Hi-Res Lossless Music Control

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40 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 31, 2011
  • August 6, 2026

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Control your premium music player remotely from your iPhone or iPod touch. Browse your library, manage playback, and adjust volume wirelessly over your network.

✓Browse music library and playlists
✓Adjust playback volume
✓Navigate between and within tracks
✓Artist and track title display
✓Track position slider
✓Sort library by Artist, Album, Songs, Playlists
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What's New in Fidelia Remote

2.5.4

August 6, 2026

Live streaming control. See your complete library including tracks from your LMS server. Long-press to play and shuffle your playlists. Fidelia now streams — and 2.5 brings radio presets to your phone. Browse your stations, start one playing, and the now-playing screen switches to a live indicator while it's on air. Under the hood. Extra help for initial connection when your network permission setting might not be enabled. The connection to Fidelia has been extended and hardened for streaming — faster and more reliable.

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update 2.2 of Fidelia loads unexpectedly invisibly

Since the v2.2 update my long term use of Fidelia has been problematic (macOS 26.4). You appear to be requiring me to re-review. You are also attempting to bully me into awarding Fidelia a 5-Star review which IMHO would constitute something of a lie on my part. V2 of Remote now loads after I managed to get V2.2 of Fidelia running without crashes. I have already sent Apple maybe a dozen crash reports - bully them please not me. The macOS Remote never saves its user-customised size or position onscreen, it never ‘finds’ its host programme (Fidelia) without my assistance. So, not much of a remote really. There is no option to reduce the overly enlarged artwork to something vaguely normal AOT a gross automatic rendering. The iOS Remote is a bit more reliable and has the singularly advantageous feature that it hasn’t yet crashed anything Fidelia. It doesn’t get Fidelia running so hardly a true remote if I have to pre-start Fidelia before Remote actually does something remotely. You state that Remote 2.0 works with Fidelia 2.2 ‘flawlessly’ - as a review I cannot agree… Oh, while re-writing this review macOS Remote has just crashed once again, so yet another Problem Report sent to Apple. Fidelia v2.2 Mini Player’s moving indicator blob cannot be reliably dragged to move the music along or back a bit but merely moves the whole Mini Player instead. The host Fidelia programme never remembers that I favour using the Mini Player or its onscreen placement but reverts to what YOU want it to be or do. I find the flaws (it’s definitely NOT flawless BTW) slightly annoying and the ‘5-Star review’ demands to be unacceptable. IMHO 5-Star awards should be voluntarily awarded solely by merit NOT by bullying demands. ZenDesk is not a ‘tiny family-owned company’ as you appear to be saying, it’s a global pseudo corporate disparately located organisation of debatable usefulness.
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since v2.2 Fidelia does not load in macOS 26.2

does not load (you asked me to re-review Fidelia Remote but I cannot because Fidelia 2.2 does not load in macOS 26.4)

Nice functionality, would be super useful if it could include AU plugin interaction

From the review history not many folks have reviewed this app for quite some time, and some of the early reviews reported issues. It did take some hunting to find Fidelia, but it works well enough now. It has a transparent sound and this remote app that makes computer audio music playback much more convenient and useful, especially since it can run AU plugins. If only the remote could offer adjustments on some AU parameters it would be great. I am hoping the developers are still active and will entertain an update to allow AU plugin interaction.
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Good job.

Easier to find/play stuff out of my mountain of stuff than the otherwise underwhelming root application. Excellent really. Not 5* as there are no track repeat or playlist buttons. Upadate this and I will gladly award the full five stars😎

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FAQ

What does Fidelia Remote do?

Fidelia Remote allows you to use your iPhone or iPod touch as a wireless remote control for Audiofile's Fidelia premium music player running on a Mac. You can browse your music library, control playback, and adjust volume from across the room or anywhere on your wireless network.

What are the key features of Fidelia Remote?

Key features include browsing your music library and playlists, adjusting playback volume, navigating between and within tracks, displaying artist and track titles, a track position slider, and sorting your library by artist, album, songs, and playlists.

Is Fidelia Remote free to use?

Yes, Fidelia Remote is available for free. The application itself does not have any associated costs, and there are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

What devices is Fidelia Remote compatible with?

Fidelia Remote is designed for iOS devices, specifically iPhones and iPod touches. It requires a Mac running Audiofile's Fidelia premium music player and a shared wireless network connection between the iOS device and the Mac.

How can I use Fidelia Remote?

You can use Fidelia Remote to conveniently control your Fidelia music player without needing to be at your Mac. This is ideal for listening to music in different rooms, adjusting volume from your couch, or managing playlists during a party.