CommanderROR wrote: 
> I believe the most realistic route would not be to modify the
> Chromecast, but to teach LMS (or rather a LMS Plugin) the Cast Protocol.
> Pretty much like BubbleUpnp that can send data to pretty much
> everything, including Chromecast devices. Problem is, that's on Android,
> no idea how "open" the Cast protocol is, and whether it can be applied
> in a useful form from LMS...

The Chrome browser can also cast and that is why I tested porting a
Squeezelite player as a Chrome Native native client (i.e. it runs within
a Chrome web page tab and same cleint runs on Windows, OSX and Linux -
also on Chromebook) - the downside was that the Chrome Audio is limited
to 44.1/48.

Google "cast" docs can be found here but they are mainly centered around
sending audio to a Google Chromecast.
https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/

Personally I think Chromecast Audio is dead end for LMS - too much
reverse engineering is needed to get a basic solution which can be
undone at a stroke by Google. A Pi packaged with a DAC running
PicoPlayer is a more maintainable long term solution but it is not a
ready neat package for non technical end users.


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