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I don't think the problem is with the Next container - though this is an issue for BubbleUPnP which recursively descends into containers - it's because they're albums, not tracks. Will follow up on GitHub.

Looks good. I've posted my initial observations to the upmpdcli-docker GitHub account.

The album has two album artists: { "subsonic-response": { "openSubsonic": true, "serverVersion": "v3.73.0", "status": "ok", "type": "lms", "version": "1.16.1", "album": { "artist": "JAY-Z / Linkin Park", "coverArt": "art-7285-1748937841", "created"...

I'll try and put some thoughts - and logs - together over the next few days, but to get you started... My log for recently added: CMDTALK: subsonic-app.py: '2025-12-11 20:58:47.359058 _load_albums_by_type roundtrip [3.266] api [0.124] proc total: (cnt [21] avg [0.150] min [0.001] max [0.719])...

The WiiM Home app is responsible for media server discovery so it must be network related e.g. congestion/signal strength. Try setting a track as a favourite and playing it back (Browse > My Library > My Tracks) when discovery fails.

It wasn't entirely clear what the OP was trying to achieve. Is your music located on your phone/tablet or on a server?

I only asked because you've been asking about network shares, which would appear under Shared Folder. So the WiiM Home app can see the server when in the room with the Mini but not when in the room with the Ultra? Are you using the same phone/tablet and connecting to the same AP in both rooms?

Is there a reason you're not using the ASUS media server?

I tried `giof71/upmpdcli:edge-full-2025-12-09` and most of the menu selections took between 2.5 and 5 seconds, and that's for 20 items which appears to be default - though the documentation states it's 100 (SUBSONIC_ITEMS_PER_PAGE). I think it has great potential if the response times were...

I tried that a while ago (with LMS) but it was incredibly slow at the time, and the pagination of results made things worse, though that was on a rpi. I'll give it another go as the OpenSubsonic servers are some of the best (if not the best) for indexing.

I asked because I use UPnP with a WiiM Pro but it's not clear what your problem is.

WiiM can't index your NAS, and the media server on your NAS is likely much better too. If you're looking for a better media server then try MinimServer.

Do you want to connect a HDD to your WiiM? In your original post it sounded like you wanted to avoid that: WiiM can't index remote storage, only SMB browsing is supported. Maybe you should clarify what you're trying to achieve.

Have you posted in the wrong thread as this issue relates to playlist corruption (track identifiers from third-party servers change over time) which WiiM have no control over? I have a WiiM Pro, are you using the WiiM Home app or a third party control point?

Damn, it looks like there isn't feature parity between the Android and iOS app, which complicates things somewhat. The only other way I know to get the track URL is by issuing UPnP commands, which, when using curl on Linux looks like: curl -X POST...