garym wrote:
> Hi, I just tried that link and it played on my Transporter
Thanks.
> showed 128kbps AAC stream
In the web interface, it shows that it's being transcoded to FLAC,
though, doesn't it?
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Hi, I just tried that link and it played on my Transporter (running LMS
8.1.2 on rPi). I did notice that everytime I stopped, then restarted
the station, it would show about 3 seconds of nothing, then start over
at 0. But when it started over, it played fine and showed 128kbps AAC
stream. It a
Re-examining this... (I just gave up last year.)
Here is the radio stream I'm trying to play on the Transporter, but get
no audio. It shows about 3 seconds of progress in the web UI, then the
counter resets to 0:00. Maybe someone else could try it?
http://kuvo-ice.streamguys.org/kuvo-aac-128
W
Heuer and slartibartfast,
Got it! Thanks for the information...
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bpa wrote:
> Same here - Mono option doesn't show for SB receiver, Boom, Squeezelite
> or DAC32. Perhaps it is Radio or Touch feature.The feature was added to
> squeezelite fairly recently.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=1011090
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Mine shows mono option for DAC32, Boom, Transporter, Touch and Radio.
Server version is 8.2 April 25, but it was there on earlier version.
Running server on Win10 if that makes a difference.
Lounge: Transporter>Audio Synthesis DAX Decade>Audio Research LS22>Krell
FPB300>Wilson Benesch Act 1's
Doesn't show for my Squeezebox Radio; my Touch is out of commission
(wouldn't relinquish its old IP Address, creating hassles with my mesh
router) so I don't know if it would offer the option.
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radish112 wrote:
> Interesting...I've got a couple of players in addition to the DAC32, and
> none of them show the Mono audio output.
Same here - Mono option doesn't show for SB receiver, Boom, Squeezelite
or DAC32. Perhaps it is Radio or Touch feature.
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Interesting...I've got a couple of players in addition to the DAC32, and
none of them show the Mono audio output.
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radish112 wrote:
> Heuer and bpa,
>
> Many thanks for you quick and helpful replies.
>
> Interestingly, my Audio>Output Channel Mode offers only:
> Both Channels (Stereo)
> Left Channel
> Right Channel
>
> Is there anything I can do to "turn on" the Both Channels (Mono) option
> so as to tes
Heuer and bpa,
Many thanks for you quick and helpful replies.
Interestingly, my Audio>Output Channel Mode offers only:
Both Channels (Stereo)
Left Channel
Right Channel
Is there anything I can do to "turn on" the Both Channels (Mono) option
so as to test it?
I'm running LMS 8.2.0 if that ma
radish112 wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've got an old Tivoli Model One radio that, due to the geography of
> where I live, gets very poor reception from AM and FM stations. So I'm
> repurposing the radio to play tunes and radio stations from my LMS
> library via my newly-purchased DAC32 streamer.
>
> The
Set the DAC32 (named Office in my case) to output Mono in LMS:
[image: https://i.imgur.com/kZNDv5B.jpg]
Prefectly reasonable to connect the DAC32 to your radio via the aux
socket.
Lounge: Transporter>Audio Synthesis DAX Decade>Audio Research LS22>Krell
FPB300>Wilson Benesch Act 1's + 2 x Velo
Hi.
I've got an old Tivoli Model One radio that, due to the geography of
where I live, gets very poor reception from AM and FM stations. So I'm
repurposing the radio to play tunes and radio stations from my LMS
library via my newly-purchased DAC32 streamer.
The DAC32 streamer is connected to th
d6jg wrote:
> I do agree that 192 is out of human hearing range so its a moot point.
>
> Do you think the spec reported on the PolyVection website is misleading,
> I do?
I think it's fine as it says clearly that resampling is done, so IMHO it
does not really matter where it happens. It's unamb
philippe_44 wrote:
> In 16 bits mode, squeezelite-esp32 supports 192/24 but samples are
> truncated to 16. Ive never tested extensively but I think flac and pcm
> work although the cpu really suffers.
>
> In 32 bits mode, which I added recently, Ive not tried 192/24 but in
> their fork, PolyVe
philippe_44 wrote:
> In 16 bits mode, squeezelite-esp32 supports 192/24 but samples are
> truncated to 16. Ive never tested extensively but I think flac and pcm
> work although the cpu really suffers.
>
> In 32 bits mode, which I added recently, Ive not tried 192/24 but in
> their fork, PolyVe
d6jg wrote:
> I do think it might be worth asking again as the specs very clearly
> imply client side downsampling and PolyVections answer to my question
> was by Bob. He might be wrong and the specs are right.
In 16 bits mode, squeezelite-esp32 supports 192/24 but samples are
truncated to 16.
Heuer wrote:
> Ahh, did not see that.
I do think it might be worth asking again as the specs very clearly
imply client side downsampling and PolyVections answer to my question
was by Bob. He might be wrong and the specs are right.
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[B]Living Room* Joggler
Ahh, did not see that.
Lounge: Transporter>Audio Synthesis DAX Decade>Audio Research LS22>Krell
FPB300>Wilson Benesch Act 1's + 2 x Velodyne SPL1000 sub's
Kitchen: SB3>Topping DAC>Arcam Solo>Anthony Gallo Micro's+Sub, Joggler
controller
Office: DAC32>Acoustic Energy AE1 Active's, Joggler contr
Heuer wrote:
>
>
> Supported Sample Rates
> 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 (automatic resampling to
> 96 kHz), 192 kHz (automatic resampling to 96 kHz) @ 16 or 24 bit
>
>
>
> The DAC32 _supports_ 192/24 without needing LMS to transcode so if the
> OP wants to play that file, or others, it will do
Supported Sample Rates
44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 (automatic resampling to
96 kHz), 192 kHz (automatic resampling to 96 kHz) @ 16 or 24 bit
The DAC32 _supports_ 192/24 without needing LMS to transcode so if the
OP wants to play that file, or others, it will do so without problems.
Lounge: Tr
Heuer wrote:
> Or a DAC32.
Its not 24/192 actually. Read the specs
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*Office* Joggler & Pi3 -> Denon RCD N8 -> Celestion F10s
*Dining Room* SB Boom
*Kitchen* UE Radio (upgraded to S
Or a DAC32.
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FPB300>Wilson Benesch Act 1's + 2 x Velodyne SPL1000 sub's
Kitchen: SB3>Topping DAC>Arcam Solo>Anthony Gallo Micro's+Sub, Joggler
controller
Office: DAC32>Acoustic Energy AE1 Active's, Joggler controller
Garag
sfraser wrote:
> Hi I have recently downloaded a Hi Rez Neil young album 24bit/192Khz
> FLAC . When streaming to a Squeezebox 2 it does play but appears to have
> buffering issues? Does not appear to be a local network issue, as my GE
> LAN is running at service noise levels. . Is this to be ex
Hi I have recently downloaded a Hi Rez Neil young album 24bit/192Khz
FLAC . When streaming to a Squeezebox 2 it does play but appears to have
buffering issues? Does not appear to be a local network issue, as my GE
LAN is running at service noise levels. . Is this to be expected with Hi
RES files
bpa wrote:
> There are two stream in the playlist. The first is a 22.050kHz mono.
> This is very low - if using an ALSA hw: device - can your DAC plays this
> low ? Slow sampling also usually means slow startup
Fixed the problem. The clue was when you mentioned hw:device. I changed
the squeez
bpa wrote:
> There are two stream in the playlist. The first is a 22.050kHz mono.
> This is very low - if using an ALSA hw: device - can your DAC plays this
> low ? Slow sampling also usually means slow startup
Just tried through a Topping DX3PRO, audio output
32320
It took about 10 secon
There are two stream in the playlist. The first is a 22.050kHz mono.
This is very low - if using an ALSA hw: device - can your DAC plays this
low ? Slow sampling also usually means slow startup
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I'm in the UK and your link plays on a Squeezebox Radio (with a little
delay in starting)
Code:
[20-11-25 12:44:03.0985] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1266) Warning:
[12:44:03.0980] Smartmatch is experimental at
/usr/local/slimserver/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/TimesRa
For the past couple of days, I have had a problem streaming KQED from
San Francisco:
> http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s34804&formats=aac,ogg,mp3&partnerId=16&serial=e0d4fcd27e2805469abd8b7d50071ddb
I have 3 picorePlayers, all running piCorePlayer v7.0.0b6, one uses a Pi
A+ with analog ou
JJZolx wrote:
> What are the default settings you have for AAC in Settings > Advanced >
> File Types? This is what I have currently. The problem is either here or
> (more likely) in my convert.conf.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> File Format Stream Format Decoder
> AA
JJZolx wrote:
> What are the default settings you have for AAC in Settings > Advanced >
> File Types? This is what I have currently. The problem is either here or
> (more likely) in my convert.conf.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> File Format Stream Format Decoder
> AA
garym wrote:
> makes sense. I've never changed my file type settings (all at default).
> AAC files play fine on transporter.
What are the default settings you have for AAC in Settings > Advanced >
File Types? This is what I have currently. The problem is either here or
(more likely) in my conve
JJZolx wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> Made no difference.
>
> But I examined the streaming codec of the stations and discovered that
> they were all AAC. After trying a number of other streams I found one
> streaming in MP3 and that played fine.
>
> I'm thinking I may have been playing around with file
garym wrote:
> odd problem. I haven't seen this. My first step would be to do a xlinx
> reset. May not help, but can't hurt anything.
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Transporter_xilix_reset
Thanks.
Made no difference.
But I examined the streaming codec of the stations and discovered
odd problem. I haven't seen this. My first step would be to do a xlinx
reset. May not help, but can't hurt anything.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Transporter_xilix_reset
*Home:* VBA 4TB (2.5)>LMS 7.9.2>Transporter, Touch, Boom, Radio (all
ethernet)
*Cottage:* VBA 3TB (2.4)>LMS 7.9.1
My main stereo system with a Transporter was down for a while as my
preamp was being repaired. Today I noticed that streaming radio doesn't
play on the Transporter. The only other Squeezebox set up in my house
right now is a Radio, and streaming radio plays fine on it.
I've tried both direct str
Thread over on OpenHAB shows a bit more about how things work ... and
also hints at a possible workaround.
i.e. move from PicoTTS to Google Cloud Voice (whatever that is)
https://community.openhab.org/t/solved-using-squeezebox-as-audio-sink-for-tts/67652
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.co
RipNCode wrote:
> The URL is probably encapsulated in the java binding. I'd have to
> figure out to pull that out as it's not obvious. In this case, I made
> Pico create a file to pull the relevant metadata.
>
> pico2wave -w "test.wav" "Let's hope this audio file works this time!"
>
> From t
Code:
Playing test.wav.
get_path('sub/') -> '/home/rip/.mplayer/sub/'
[file] File size is 136492 bytes
STREAM: [file] test.wav
STREAM: Description: File
STREAM: Author: Albeu
STREAM: Comment: based on the code from ??? (probably Arpi)
libavformat version
d6jg wrote:
> In the middle there are lots of permission denied errors when trying
> to open for playback
True, but it's a bit of a misnomer. I generated the file on the Pi with
Pico TTS and downloaded it to my admin machine to play it back, just to
get the data from mplayer. The Pi doesn't
In the middle there are lots of permission denied errors when trying
to open for playback
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[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale
RipNCode wrote:
> I've posted another post with the details, but again, it's not showing
> up. I'll try again in a few minutes as it may be that my posts are
> still being moderated. If this goes through without moderation, I'll
> assume the last post was somehow lost
Post with links from
d6jg wrote:
> Another approach may be to take the wav input into liquidsoap and then
> stream it via icecast to LMS as an mp3.
I've posted another post with the details, but again, it's not showing
up. I'll try again in a few minutes as it may be that my posts are
still being moderated. If th
Another approach may be to take the wav input into liquidsoap and then
stream it via icecast to LMS as an mp3.
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP TS419P (NFS)
[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo C
Since the stream already exists - it is a case of describing the current
format and then advice can be given.
If you're not sure how to describe then play it with mplayer with "-v"
verbose and copy the output to a post. It will give all the header and
mime and other stream format info necessary
bpa wrote:
> LMS doesn't recognise the stream and IIRC streamign WAV is not part of
> standard distribution as there is no "de-facto" standard for streaming
> WAV so for your stream a new audio type and associated handler may be
> required.
>
> First, LMS needs info to determine the audio form
RipNCode wrote:
> Thanks, bpa. That helps a lot. It's probably the core of what's wrong.
> I assume LMS would probably need an appropriate plug-in that allows it
> to recognize the correctly defined audio type?
>
> Sorry for the newbie questions, but I'm still getting a handle on
> this...
N
RipNCode wrote:
> However, when the broadcast is in WAV format, LMS just pauses the
> stream with no audio output. No problem with MP3, FLAC, or other
> formats.
LMS doesn't recognise the stream and IIRC streamign WAV is not part of
standard distribution as there is no "de-facto" standard f
Can you provide some more info about how the file/stream is passed to
LMS?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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Hi All,
I'm not sure this question is in the right place, but as best as I can
tell, this is a general question.
I recently set up a LMS server, and I love it. I use OpenHAB for home
automation, and have run into a curious situation that I'm hoping
someone here can help with.
OpenHAB as a bin
garym wrote:
> They work very nicely and have a good sound (you'd think they were a
> much larger speaker). I've only used one other set of powered speakers
> (but they cost even more). I replaced a pair of Audioengine A5s at my
> weekend cottage connected to a TOUCH (which sounded very nice a
d6jg wrote:
> Gary - Slightly off topic but what do you think of the Audioengine A2s ?
> I am considering a pair for our Guest Room driven by an O2 Joggler (USB)
> or perhaps a Touch (RCA) but they do seem expensive compared to other
> options e.g. Alesis M1 Active 330 USB at about half the cost
Goodsounds wrote:
>
> I have an old SB3 that I retired from active use some years ago due to
> erratic behavior. Maybe it's ready for prime-time again? I'll check it
> out and see if it wants to see daylight again.
>
Using that old SB3 would be my first choice. Should work fine for many
more
IIRC Pandora requires a hardware players as that was part of the deal
with Slimdevices/Logitech - I think this is checked using mac address.
There may be other problems with Pandora (paid up) and Chromecast
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109130-Problem-with-Pandora-and-Chromecast
garym wrote:
> I'm confused. Did I not test something you wanted tested? Maybe I
> misread something. I have a radio and it works fine as a bedroom player
> through its internal speaker, including playing free Pandora. I don't
> have a chromecast LMS setup or any powered speakers at home with
I see, I get what you're saying.
While I've spent my adult life in Silicon Valley (and picked up my first
SB3 and a few other purchases at the Slim Devices office in Mountain
View, and also discovered a former colleague working there on one
visit), I'm not an engineer or any other kind of techn
Goodsounds wrote:
> No but I think maybe I wasn't clear enough in an effort to be brief. I
> thought maybe someone had tried it or, failing that, with the right
> equipment could spend a few minutes moving stuff around to try it out
> and share the experience.
>
> At best, much of what's on th
garym wrote:
> I'm confused. Did I not test something you wanted tested? Maybe I
> misread something. I have a radio and it works fine as a bedroom player
> through its internal speaker, including playing free Pandora. I don't
> have a chromecast LMS setup or any powered speakers at home with
Goodsounds wrote:
> He'd said he wanted stereo and not mono, despite the modest system. The
> streaming he wants to do from time to time is in addition to playing his
> music collection.
>
> It's one of those things where I'm just trying to help someone out. I
> saw in your sig that you have a
garym wrote:
> Given that we're talking about music as alarms, low level listening,
> etc. it seems to me that the easiest thing to do is use the Radio itself
> and its built in speaker. Works fine for that sort of use.
He'd said he wanted stereo and not mono, despite the modest system. The
str
Goodsounds wrote:
> Exactly, that's what I saw when I tried it with Squeezeplay on my PC.
>
> Any thoughts about using a Radio as a front end instead of a Touch for a
> low cost streaming solution?
Given that we're talking about music as alarms, low level listening,
etc. it seems to me that t
garym wrote:
> when I try to use free pandora to stream to a squeezelite player on my
> laptop, I get the message that I must be a paid subscriber to stream to
> this device. I don't have a chromecast device connected to test. My
> suspicion is it will get the same message, but who knows
Goodsounds wrote:
> haha, I thought you did when you said "Yes. Free pandora will stream." I
> know it will to SB hardware because I do that myself but that was the
> secondary question I had to get answered in considering the Chromecast
> alternative.
>
> Okay, back to Plan B. I'll be seein
garym wrote:
> note that I couldn't confirm whether free pandora would stream with a
> chromecast device
haha, I thought you did when you said "Yes. Free pandora will stream." I
know it will to SB hardware because I do that myself but that was the
secondary question I had to get answered.
Goodsounds wrote:
> Okay, thanks. I'll tell him to go ahead and pick up a Chromecast audio
> device.
>
> The gapless thing isn't an issue for me but I'm glad to better
> understand. I do have a few album that I think of as thematic or ongoing
> from song to song. Abbey Rd is one you've reminde
Okay, thanks. I'll tell him to go ahead and pick up a Chromecast audio
device.
The gapless thing isn't an issue for me but I'm glad to better
understand. I do have a few album that I think of as thematic or ongoing
from song to song. Abbey Rd is one you've reminded me of. Tull's Thick
as a Bric
Goodsounds wrote:
> Does anyone know, will free Pandora stream from LMS---> a Chromecast
> audio device in the US? (I won't be seeing my friend to try it myself
> for a couple of weeks). Thanks
Yes. Free pandora will stream. I haven't tried with anything but a real
squeezebox player.
*Home:
Does anyone know, will free Pandora stream from LMS---> a Chromecast
audio device in the US? (I won't be seeing my friend to try it myself
for a couple of weeks). Thanks
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Goodsounds wrote:
> If there are no other in-the-know responses, I have another friend who
> has an audio Chromecast, so I can take a laptop over to his house and
> see what happens with LMS before having my other friend buy the
> hardware. Yeah, it's cheap, but it'll let me know if the choice in
Goodsounds wrote:
>
> On your other comment, I've never fully understood the enthusiasm about
> gapless playback. Am I missing something about it? The next track starts
> as the other ends, with no gap, no brief moment of silence. Is that all
> it is?
Yes that is all it is. But very annoying.
If there are no other in-the-know responses, I have another friend who
has an audio Chromecast, so I can take a laptop over to his house and
see what happens with LMS before having my other friend buy the
hardware. Yeah, it's cheap, but it'll let me know if the choice involves
some use-compromise
Id say better than a Boom if your Active Speakers are of sufficient
quality. Certainly something like Audioengine A2 would be better.
Pandora. I use local FLACs, Spotify & BBC iPlayer. All are fine via a
Chromecast (now I know how to set it up for gapless) I cant see why
Pandora would or could
Yes, I'm considering that approach too. Any downsides to that? Is the
sound quality at least to an SB Boom level?
I thought I'd seen that free Pandora will not play to non-SB hardware ?
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If you dont need a screen what about a Google Chromecast and Phillipes
plugin. Great value for money and not bad sound.
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*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
I'm helping a friend set up a small SB location for his bedroom. For
alarm, music at a soft setting, etc., Me, I already have an in-place and
working multi-room SB home and all's well.
Here's the question - a used SB Radio can be found for under $75. A used
Touch is $150 or more. I understand
Ah, ok, (and apols for the double post there).
I probably need to do some more testing then, again when no one is in
the house and turn off pretty much everything excep the media server PC
and have another go. I read that footnote sentence as meaning the
streaming server being Deezer, not
wellsi wrote:
> Deezer Premium = 320 kb/s. 5 players synchronised would therefore be 5
> x 320 kb/s = 1,600 Kb/s = 1.6 Mb/s.
> Data consumed = 1.6 Mb/s x 60 seconds x 30 mins = 2,880 Mb = 2.8 Gb =
> around the data I used.
You're mixing bits and Bytes: 2880Mb = (2880/8)MB = 360MB. Bitrate i
wellsi wrote:
> Thanks Michael.
> well, I did a half hour test streaming around 5 songs. Somehow I
> managed to consume 2Gb of data and it's come off the allowance, so
> that tells me 2 things:
> 1. It's not streaming directly from deezer.com but is going through a
> proxy or something via m
If I stream Deezer on my Duets around the house, am I streaming from
Deezer.com (which is included in their deal meaning it's not using up my
data allowance), or am I streaming from Squeezebox.com (which isn't, and
therefore will eat up my allowance).
The audio date comes from the music source,
Hi all
I use Three (a UK cellphone provider) for my home broadband (their
Home-fi - 4G option which gives me 40Gb a month of LTE 4G data for use
in my home). They also have a special deal that allows unlimited
streaming from a few streaming sites like Netflix and Deezer which
doesn't use up my da
Analog in on boom , low volume ? There is a setting for that , analog
out on stuff vary so input sensitivity is a setting .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP520
The killer solution would be a software streaming target e.g. a software
chromecast, but I think development of that would be a bit of a slog.
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Or this (or equivalent):
http://m.ebay.com/itm/111855662511
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Maybe this can help?
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104572-Announce-SendToSqueezebox-Android-app
I am not an Android user, I just noticed this thread and that you were
requesting something that can likely be solved by this app. Good luck.
-
Am also looking to achieve this. I just bought a JBL Flip 3 Bluetooth
speaker, but then I thought, "hey I have a SB Boom and Radio, why not
use those?". The audio quality of these products far outshines the JBL
(although for a portable battery powered speaker it's not that bad at
all). So there m
Aha. DRM. Not much you can do then other than root your phone or connect
its analogue audio out to an input that can be streamed from.
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Thank you for your input.
@drmatt: Since LMS is running on my QNAP, I don't have a possibilty to
get my audio stream into the system by chromecast etc.
@Apesbrain: I tried Upnp. Everything is fine. I activated Upnp in LMS,
now I can see the squeezeboxes as dlna clients on my phone. BUT I can't
se
Maybe some combination of UPnP? UPnP plugin on LMS and UPnP server on
your phone.
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Wavinput plugin is the usual response, assuming your LMS server has an
audio input you can get to (or plug a chromecast into).
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Sorry, I feel shure it should exist threads in this direction, but I did
not manage to find one:
I want to stream the audio of my android 5.0 smartphone to my
squeezeboxes (SB radio, Logitech Media Server on QNAP NAS). Is there an
app or other possibility to do so?
My streaming service is Freegal
Thanks. I thought so, but it is good to get confirmation. Time is short
and I didn't want to muck around trying to do something that wouldn't
work a priori.
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While I am waiting I'm wondering if I can set up my wifi modem/router in
the house and just stream music to my SB duet in the normal way? Or do I
need an internet connection to get viable wifi network running in the
premises?
You don't need internet to get wlan or the SB working. You won't have
Sorry for this basic question, but I have just moved and the internet is
taking an interminable amount of time to connect.
While I am waiting I'm wondering if I can set up my wifi modem/router in
the house and just stream music to my SB duet in the normal way? Or do I
need an internet connection
It turns out that I have internal network problems that I am in process
of solving.
I had never been sure if Google\sDNS would be better than my ISP's. It
is good to have that information, and I will try if I have more
trouble.
And thanks for the ShairTunes suggestion. That's working fine on stu
This has been discussed in the BBC iPlayer plugin threads. It is DNS
related. Due to the way HLS works it sends many chunks of data in
sequence.
Because HLS support is a hack in Triode's iPlayer each chunk of data
requires a new DNS lookup. If you look through (or search) the threads
you should f
danco wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions.
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> (never any need to reboot router/modem).
>
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It might be worth a shot, but why not reset the router and reboot the
modem sometime.
You could also ask the ISP if there is a firmware upgrade available
(presuming the kit is their issue).
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Thanks for the suggestions.
Yes, never had any errors with local streaming. And I'm using Devolo
Homeplug, not wireless. Network Diagnostics does show the ISP traffic
light turn from green to red sometimes, and then back to green in a
short or long time (never any need to reboot router/modem).
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