philippe_44 wrote: 
> Thank you. Another thing: do you know a UPnP control point that works
> with (eg) Qobuz and the same files (does minimserver or bubbleupnp works
> for you) ? I you find one, do you know how to take wireshark traces of
> the exchanges ? No need to analyze them, I will do that, but if there is
> one example working, I could see what they do. I searched a bit around
> minimserver and they had the same problem a while ago but they solved
> the way I did it (I mean many players were not pausing properly, now
> most do, it was about setting some flags that should not be really set
> for flac, but we all did and it worked ... expect in my case for a few
> players)

I am not aware of any uPnP control point that works with Qobuz and I
thought that Minimserver works only with local files although you can
use Minimstreamer to stream radio stations. I tried BubbleuPnP before
Naim introduced their Android app but found it wasn't consistently
reliable though I think the latest versions work a lot better. That's
why Sq2u is so good because it marries the flexibility and usability of
LMS with uPnP!

> 
> [edit]: I've re-read and re-read the DLNA spec and there are 2 options
> that might be tested. You must be sure that 'LMS seeks on resume' (=
> seek_after_pause set to 0 in XML file) is disabled for a valid test.
> They are variants of the DLNA configuration that I don't think would
> make a difference, but things seems to be a bit unclear (at least for
> me) when flac is concerned. I think you are using Windows, so here they
> are (must either be renamed squeeze2upnp-win.exe and put in the plugin
> Bin directory, or manually started from anywhere with a good
> configuration file). Sorry to ask for all these tests, I would gladly
> make them if I had the right equiment
> 
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26754471/squeezecenter/tests/squeeze2upnp-win_00217.exe
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26754471/squeezecenter/tests/squeeze2upnp-win_00017.exe
> 
> for info, there are 2 option for DLNA players to manage 'pause' 
> 
> 1- by keeping the TCP connection open but 'stalling' it until resume
> requested
> 2- by closing the TCP connection and upon resume, by re-opening a new
> one and asking the server to 'seek' to a given byte (or time) position
> 
> The server informs the player what it supports and by default I support
> both 1- and 2- (byte only, not time) but it seems that it might be a
> better idea to only do 1-, so the _00017 version does that (the _00217
> version is a variant with a reduced byte seek authorization). It seems
> that the Uniti first stalls the connection, but then upon resume it
> closes it and then re-opens a new one starting at seek '0'

I carried out a series of tests on both variants with local and Qobuz
files, and "LMS seeks on resume" set to "no" but had a sense of deja vu
as the results were pretty much the same as when we carried them out
before although track 1 on test 1 of 00017 did pause and re-start
correctly but every other track re-started from the beginning.

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