dante01
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The behaviour is what you'd expect from any device relative to Airplay and isn't a fault with the receiver. The issue arises due to your own limited knowledge regarding the use of Airplay and how Airplay works.
Airplay uses conventional networking and wifi. You can turn off your AV receiver's access to the internet and your home network. Bluetooth doesn't use your home network to convey data and is independent of your home network. Bluetooth is point to point while Airplay isn't.
Airplay isn't an alternative to Bluetooth and is dependant on your home network.
Airplay uses conventional networking and wifi. You can turn off your AV receiver's access to the internet and your home network. Bluetooth doesn't use your home network to convey data and is independent of your home network. Bluetooth is point to point while Airplay isn't.
Airplay isn't an alternative to Bluetooth and is dependant on your home network.