DLNA support

[simbun]

Wonderful. Thank you so much. But this goes against the example of \\MyNas\Public\Music

I assume in that scenario Public is the share and Music a folder within it, but I've never used that syntax and it appears that WiiM doesn't support it.

I'm surprised you're still asking about it; haven't you tried it yet?

If you want to use the WHA for browsing then use Plex, otherwise use Symfonium with any compatible server (including Emby).

 

[jarome]

\\10.0.0.2\dataMusic worked! But very non-standard.

 

[jarome]

ignore this.

 

[simbun]

\\10.0.0.2\dataMusic worked! But very non-standard.

\\hostname\sharename is the standard, isn't it?

 

[jarome]

\\10.0.0.2\data\Music worked on Windows and MacOS

 

[simbun]

\\10.0.0.2\data\Music worked on Windows and MacOS

On Linux I created the folders:
/data/Music

and the share:
[dataMusic]
path = /data
...

When trying to access the share \\10.0.0.2\data\Music on Windows I'm presented with the message 'Windows cannot access \\10.0.0.2\data\Music', whereas it works using \\10.0.0.2\dataMusic (as it should given that's the share name) so I think there must be something else going on. Does \\10.0.0.2\data connect?

If you change the path of the dataMusic share (to a path not beginning with /data) is the new path reflected when reconnecting to \\10.0.0.2\data\Music?

 

[jarome]

These are the things Roon sees on the same Music directory.


And Emby sees 7096 Artists, 14850 Albums, 202,394 song in its server, and DLNA apparently can serve every file type. But WiiM on the Emby DLNA server sees this:

 

[jarome]

I rescanned and now get 18000 tracks, 1961 albums, 1181 artists. More but still a small fraction of the total. The even (000) number of tracks is suspicious too. I think this is a bug. They ARE nicely indexed with album art.

 

[Burnside]

I rescanned and now get 18000 tracks, 1961 albums, 1181 artists. More but still a small fraction of the total. The even (000) number of tracks is suspicious too. I think this is a bug. They ARE nicely indexed with album art.

Have you raised a ticket?