Recent content by simbun

I asked for both, as that's how requests work. It seems to me the solution would be to develop a mechanism (software/hardware) that your grandmother could use, not provide a workaround that might assist her if you happen to be available at the time; address the problem not the symptom.

And the reason you can't connect to WiFi that would justify the development costs? EDIT: Obviously the Connect technologies won't work, but is the HEOS app itself fully functional?

To clarify, that's only relevant when using your computer for playback (analogue output to WiiM) not streaming.

I think it's primarily for remote access.

It could be a coincidence but both examples have some type of duplication (Montemayor/Yes); have you seen it on others without?

Have you recently enabled Google Cast on your device (Device Settings > Voice and Streaming > Google Cast)? When casting from PlexAmp, the Now Playing screen in the WHA will identify the protocol in use.

Assuming you're using Chromecast, that's always been possible.

Unfortunately the perfect solution doesn't exist yet so it's all about picking the one with the fewest compromises for your use case. Does Emby allow custom file tags to be passed to Symfonium?

It's much like DLNA/UPnP (not OpenHome) in this regard, in that the control point holds the queue, so playback would stop (after the current or next track). If they're not part of the OpenSubsonic API then I'm afraid not. I run MinimServer alongside LMS for exactly these reasons.

This is all quite typical for an OpenSubsonic solution (see attached images). While much of this can be accomplished with MinimServer, the browsing experience lacks a certain cohesiveness - especially with the WHA!

I don't use HA so I used the standalone MA docker image.

If you're looking for a solution that integrates Navidrome and online services try Music Assistant; I tried it briefly with Lightweight Music Server (LMS) and it worked well, though nothing I've tried beats LMS and Symfonium for local media.

If the source is FLAC you should run a verify pass first, as it may help you avoid the problem in future. flac --test filename I have no idea if there's an equivalent for AIFF. Foobar does have a verifier, but I have no idea what it does for non-FLAC formats.

Seems they are: https://forum.wiimhome.com/threads/tech-tuesday-audio-codecs-demystified-%F0%9F%94%8A.8064/#-audio-formats-supported-by-wiim-devices

I think that means it's a problem with discovery. Have you tried another relay?