philippe_44 wrote: > So that's not going to work and I don't have a solution, let me explain > why > > In UPnP, a player can maintain 2 track contexts: the playing one and the > queued one. It is used for gapless and it automatically moves to the > queued context when the playing one reaches its end. It's possible to > read which context is active and thus to detect what is being played. > > When they switch between contexts, players might send a "transition" > event then a "play" event which can be used as well to detect change, > but they don't always do, so the safest method is to poll the active > context and detect the transition. > > The bridge informs LMS that the "virtual" player is ready for a new > track when the current data has been sent in full to the "real" UPnP > player *and* the track has been confirmed to be playing. In response, > LMS sends the next track and the bridge translates that into a UPnP > queue request. > > What happen in your case is that the Beatles are quickly absorbed, so > the bridge informs LMS which sends Mogwai. The bridges queues Mogwai and > because Sonos has large memory buffers, it swallows it entirely while > the Beatles are still playing. When the bridge detects that the Sonos > has moved to Mogwai, it tells LMS that this track has started *but* > because Mogwai has been sent in full, it also tells LMS that we are > ready for the next track. LMS sends Mojave 3 and the bridge immediately > queues it to Sonos. > > It seems that this is where the shit its the fan as Sonos seems to > believe that this queue request should replace the current track and not > just be put in the queue, so you hear just a fraction of Mogwai. > > I don't know what else I can do. It seems that I'm going "too fast" for > the Sonos but I don' want to "wait a bit" before telling LMS to send the > next track (it's really bad practice and looking for other troubles) and > I can't see an event that would be produced by the Sonos (and all other > UPnP players!) and that would allow me to wait. > > Now, why did it not happen on LMS < 8.1.1, well we have changed formats > handling in LMS for more consistency and before it's likely that your > Sonos was being sent pcm/wav all the time, which meant a different size > of data and a different timing. > > [edit]: you can try to disable the gapless function to solve this. Would 'flow' work in such cases?
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