You don't have to use nano, the auto start is already built in. And as far as I can see the application is already running.

The wiki is limited because it is a generic ARM license, not specifically for Raspberry Pi.

Air Player is, due to security reasons, not allowed to create a socket. Can be the firewall, but also due to other Windows or 3rd party security software, hard to say.

You can check the log.txt from Air Player, it probably says something about the connection. It is in C:/users/your username/Air Player/

Did you check if 'Automatically connect to Air Player devices' is turned on in the Air Manager Settings tab?

Already released.

Is automatically connect to Air Player devices turned on in the Air Manager Settings tab? Or it is connected to a different Air Manager in the network.

Thanks, that explains it, and I can reproduce it here. We'll bring out a fix soon.

@ first post: are your licenses active?

GiorgioB wrote: ↑Fri Jun 24, 2022 8:30 pm I am totally sure it only happens when I am using AM.

That's exactly what they all say
But no, sorry, I don't have any suggestions.

What Tony suggested sounds good, try without joystick devices.