Triode wrote:
Touch is the only player which can play 192k streams and needs 7.8 if
its wav. If the requirement is to stream from another source on the
local lan then I don't see why this will be any different from streaming
from the LMS - the client code in squeezeplay is the same.
Triode wrote:
For pcm streams which are received without any transcoding, the critical
thing is for LMS to tell the player what the bitrate/sample depth is in
advance. This means custom protocol handler or LMS connecting to the
remote stream to parse the audio stream and then telling the
MrC wrote:
Think: Local LAN DLNA.
Thank you MrC !! -- You got there before me.
Yes indeed, the context is my Whitebear application which provides
extended UPnP / DLNA functionality to the Squeezebox world.
There are quite a few UPnP / DLNA media Control Points coming out that
have the
JJZolx wrote:
You don't say which players you've tried without success.
Transporter, Squeezeplay and Radio...
JJZolx wrote:
One thing I've noticed about 24-bit FLAC is that the compression ratios
tend to be much worse than their 16-bit counterparts, so that will
compound the problem.
JJZolx wrote:
I may not understand the protocols that well, but I don't see what this
could have to do with your problem. Obviously the content-length won't
be correct, and since I've seen typical 16/44.1 material that can have
compression rates anywhere from 20% to 70%, the number can be
Mnyb wrote:
Did you try a wired player (not wifi ) ?
Yes. Of course.
Mnyb wrote:
16vs 24bit flac ,the difference can be natural as the s/n ratio of most
recordings are not that great ,then the lowest bit are all pure
stochastic noise in 24bit material hence it will not compress very much.
pippin wrote:
I'm still confused about whether you are talking about LAN (this works,
you probably know that, so I assumed that's not what you were asking
about), about using a certain streaming service, then I would wonder who
does such a ridiculous thing as wasting tons of expensive
pippin wrote:
In a squeezebox system the player would not use the size for a seek
operation but the server would tell the player which offset to use,
maybe that's the difference.
That is correct.
In the case of a squeezebox system, if the remote server does not
furnish a ContentLength then
castalla wrote:
The key issue is whether this process can be reversed?
And the *other* key issue is whether the Smart Radio version allows you
(reversibly) to connect the player to either one of 1) LMS (last
released version), 2) mysqueezebox.com, 3) my-ue-thingy.com ??
I have been experimenting a bit with try to get Squeeze players to play
remote hi-res stream files e.g. via Tune-In Url.
I am not convinced that they really have the horsepower to download and
play such streams. In my experience they are always running out of
buffer and you get continuous
pippin wrote:
What on earth should that be good for?
Sorry Pippin but I don't understand your point.
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musicom wrote:
Keep in mind that Bluetooth is a lossy transmission method, so you throw
all semblance of quality out the door when you use it. Sonos and
Squeezebox uses lossless transmission protocols over wi fi and are bit
accurate up to the limits of the DAC in the SB or Sonos device
ModelCitizen wrote:
... Logitech's decision to make the functionality of their players so
heavily dependent on MSB was an atrocious one.
... I don't think that anyone save some stupid Logitech manager thought
it was a good idea.
... it is the sort of short-sighted, short-term,
cparker wrote:
Hi
Hope its semi-helpful :)
Wow. Thank you for the info. But it seems that I have to learn a whole
new programming language first... :-(
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MelonMonkey wrote:
The classic players have a dot matrix display, not a one line display,
and can be made, through settings and/or plugins to display anything you
want. The remote features a size button that switches between three
different display modes (or layouts), but via plugins you can
On players with a one line display (Squeezeboxes, Transporter, Boom) you
can customise the display e.g. TRACKNUM. TITLE - ARTIST - ALBUM (YEAR)
But it seems that on players with a three line display (Radio,
Controller, etc.) you get three fixed lines TITLE, ARTIST, ALBUM with no
way to
epoch1970 wrote:
Could the continuation as UER be a simple matter of sustaining the fair
value of the asset ?
I'm not exactly clear as to when fair valuation applies.
When one acquires a company they usually pay more than book value,
this being the value of tangible assets like cash,
signor_rossi wrote:
But can Logitech make a profit with the UER alone? If they don't they
would lose less if they sell what they can sell?
Not necessarily. It depends on the math. Let's take the hypothesis that
Slim Devices had (say) a book value of $100, and Logitech paid (say)
$250 for it.
psketch wrote:
I wondered if any progress had been made on xbox360 support with
Whitebear and if anyone had it working? Most other clients seem to work
nicely with Whitebear, but I can't get the xbox to see the server at all
from its Music Player. I've been able to see other UPNP servers
psketch wrote:
Yes, happy to work with you on this. I'll enable that logging later and
come back to you - shall we switch this to PM for now?
Great. I will send you a PM now.
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... wonder if you could be so kind to have a look when you have the
time. Or do you prefer I post here?
I will look at it and respond in the MC Forum.
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erland wrote:
The issue with Spotify is that I don't think it expose a http url, it
just expose a spotify identity and the player have to understand that
and use Spotify API on the player side to get the audio data. Is
something like that possible through UPnP or does UPnP require that the
erland wrote:
The whole point of using UPnP ... is if it allows me to mix players,
controllers and servers from different manufacturers in the same system,
if I'm forced to use only components from the same manufacturer I
suspect I will be better of using their proprietary protocols.
erland wrote:
The issue with Spotify is that I don't think it expose a http url, it
just expose a spotify identity and the player have to understand that
and use Spotify API on the player side to get the audio data. Is
something like that possible through UPnP or does UPnP require that the
pippin wrote:
How do you usually handle Ogg or FLAC?
The UPnP server side of Whitebear offers tracks in: lpcm (transcoded),
mp3 (transcoded), and native (if native is not already mp3), and the
remote UPnP player can decide, depending on its capabilities, which of
those three offers it
erland wrote:
So since online streaming services is the future, it feels like UPnP has
to have support for things like this if it want to be the future
solution for music streaming. Else it will only be the future for
locally stored music and that's something that's likely going to be less
pippin wrote:
Believe me, I read the specs. Most of them at least. And I did make an
effort. I even implemented some of the more obscure parts of the spec
myself, I know it quite a bit by now.
Ok, pippin, I did not mean to put you down.
But, (I don't want to brag about it this), I would
pippin wrote:
So you transcode FLAC or OGG to mp3 and lpcm?
Yes.
As mentioned before, the media server side of Whitebear offers each
track in 3 formats lpcm, mp3 and native (e.g. flac). And the player is
free to select which one of those three offers it wants to download. If
the player selects
pippin wrote:
Now give me one or two examples of devices that can do multiroom sync
using UPnP
I don't know of any such devices. But to be honest I have not surveyed
the player market very much.
My point is that it is wrong to blame the specification for such lack of
multi-player sync;
erland wrote:
Thanks for the information, it's good to know that the UPnP standard is
prepared for it.
Now I'm just getting a bit worried the music industry will ensure we
will end up with something like HDCP that causes even more struggling
and incompatibilities for end consumers.
Do
pippin wrote:
What is interesting here? They bought Twonky, who make what still
probably is the most ubiquitous server SW used in many embedded devices,
not really a surprise I would think.Oh. You are not surprised that such a
company is investing in active
support of what you consider to
erland wrote:
Now, let's say I would like to replace all this setup with something
completely based on UPnP, are there any recommendations from someone
that believes in UPnP and know it's possible to accomplish something
that works with UPnP ?
Is it even possible to accomplish something
erland wrote:
- Is smart playlists supported if I control the player with a tablet and
use JRiver Media Center as server ?
Sorry Erland, but I don't know what you mean by a smart playlist?
erland wrote:
- Is Dynamic Playlist plugin provided smart playlists supported if I use
erland wrote:
Minimum requirement would be possibility to have an automatic playlist
that either:
- Contains all tracks in my library except for those I've marked it to
ignore. The ignore can be accomplished with low ratings or something
similar, doesn't matter as long it works. I don't
erland wrote:
The issue with Spotify is that I don't think it expose a http url, it
just expose a spotify identity and the player have to understand that
and use Spotify API on the player side to get the audio data. Is
something like that possible through UPnP or does UPnP require that the
adamdea wrote:
Is there any way I can retain the functionality of LMS while using a PS
audio dac with bridge. Should this work with LMS as it is , or via some
other program eg whitebear.
You will need to provide us with the specs of the device. A quick google
indicates that the PS audio
djdrey wrote:
It would be sad if they did, but considering the audio world seems to be
turning into a ipod/Apple mono-culture, it seems like it could easily go
that way.
Fortunately, the music world is *not* going in the direction of an Apple
mono-culture. Actually the real trend is towards
pippin wrote:
The problem with UPnP is that it sucks as a standard (especially UPnP
AV)
If you want to make an assertion like that, you have to provide us with
specifics. { IMHO, as in a court of law, your assertion is wrong until
proven otherwise. }
pippin wrote:
... and more
pippin wrote:
No, it's just my opinion after spending quite a bit of time on the topic
over the last year. It's overly complex, uses badly performing
interfaces like SOAP and the architecture is 1990ish not taking into
account the realities of today's world.
Well, I have spent more than a
IMGrant wrote:
Is it possible to customize the names of the Whitebear server and
renderers? I don't like that it adds '(by Whitebear)' to the names.
Ummm. Well, no... (I don't get paid for this, so the reward is my
advertising...)
vinhattieu wrote:
I've installed White Bear and WMP Tag Plus, but I cannot play Flacs to
my Touch (it works fine with Mp3). WMP keeps saying contacting media
server and nothing happens.
WMP will not natively support Play To of FLAC files unless it has a 3rd
party *Media Foundation* codec
Morph666 wrote:
What would be great is to use xbmc in normal way to play music and send
the music to squeezebox. Is this possible in any way?
Yes xbmc should be able to Play To your Squeezebox (by Whitebear).
You need to check that it is a fairly recent version that has the
capability to
batka wrote:
I wonder whether is it possible to use Whitebear with a remote
Squeezebox Server?
However it would be a great feature if the IP also could be specified,
so that Whitebear would connect to remote Squeezebox Server.
Unfortunately this is not possible because Whitebear also
bsmith1051 wrote:
Isn't this the functionality that Whitebear is supposed to add?
Yes, LMS added this in v7.7 (or v7.6 I don't recall). But Whitebear had
it first !!
So you have two options: a) use the LMS UPnP/DLNA plugin, or b) use
Whitebear.
IMHO Whitebear still provides better
Recoveryone wrote:
If you are running windows mobile 6.5 you have most likely a Samsung
Jack/blackJack phone. but still they are able to by id as a mobile
device and get an option to use which format. you may need to see if an
update is available for the phone or re-install windows 6.5.
*Setting up Windows Media Player 12 to play FLAC files to a UPnP/DLNA
Renderer (Player) via the Play To command*
-*Note*: the following only works on Windows Media Player 12 running on
Windows 7 or Vista-
1) Uninstall any previously installed *DirectShow* codecs related to
playing FLAC files;
routehero wrote:
If it detects you as a mobile, it should place you in the mobile skin by
default.
Well presumably it doesn't detect me as a mobile, because it doesn't
place me in the mobile skin.
routehero wrote:
At the very bottom of the page, you should see something that says Full
I have a Samsung mock Blackberry pda, and the fancy new skin of these
forums won't render any more on that device. So is there some other url
where one browse these forums in a lightweight manner on a pda?
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mherger wrote:
You should be able to select a smartphone skin at the bottom of the
page.
Doesn't this work for you either?
Apparently not.
Maybe I am overlooking something, but I don't see anywhere that such a
skin selection would be done.
NogNeetMachinaal wrote:
what is the value of Whitebear?
At a basic level, the LMS/SBS DLNA plug-in does the same thing as
Whitebear; but IMHO the plug-in is not compatible with some Control
Points and Renderers, and it lacks features too. But if the LMS/SBS DLNA
plug-in works for you
NogNeetMachinaal wrote:
So if I disable the plugin on LMS and install Whitebear, which
application serves which request? And how do these two communicate with
each other - if at all?
Whitebear provides a UPnP/DLNA open system front end to LMS/SBS
proprietary back end. And yes, of course
AndrewFG wrote:
This confirms my suspicion that the problem is on the side of your
codecs. And *not* a problem with Whitebear.
Hi Wigster,
I found you a solution. I sent you a PM explaining it.
Please test it, and if it works, I will publish it here
NogNeetMachinaal wrote:
So in other words:
If I have another collection of MP3 stored on my laptop (for example), I
can use Whitebear to stream these to the Squeezebox(es) without copying
and rescanning.
The Logitech Media Server is used as a sort of proxy server to keep
things in sync
billybeek wrote:
... football fields full of washing machines.
Sounds like one of todays server farms. (Only the washing machines now
have a tumble dryer stacked on top too...)
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other leading edge computer systems
When I learned programming as a teenager at school, the language was
Fortran (Purdue University Fast Fortran Translator PUFFT), we used 80
column cards for input, and the IBM Port-a-Punch to write them; -- and
when you made a typo you would
Wigster wrote:
I cannot get WB to connect to SBS: WB is complaining that the CLI
connection if offline, even though it does find the CLI server on port
9090.
Edit 2: After a bunch of restarts, this seems to have cleared itself up.
But I am not sure whether it is somehow related to the
AndrewFG wrote:
Ok. I will study your PM and get back to you.
I believe this is a WMP-12 / Shark issue and not a Whitebear issue...
I studied your log. it shows that WMP is talking to Whitebear, and send
many SOAP GetXyz() commands and one single Stop() command to the player.
All
Wigster wrote:
That's the weirdest thing: With version 2.1 (and before) I could play
both MP3 and FLAC. Then 2.2 broke the FLAC support and now that I've
installed 2.3, mp3s don't work either, it seems in exactly the same way.
I've tried going back to no avail, so I've no idea if it's just
Wigster wrote:
...I am not sure exactly which upgrade/change broke what.
What version of LMS are you running?
I have a suspicion that 7.7.2 broke something, because for me now it
also does not work any more.
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Wigster wrote:
I am not sure what happened, but somewhere between my running WB 2.1
(where everything worked) and installing 2.3, the playback of files in
the WMP library to the Squeezebox broke. I have tried going back to WB
2.1, but this does not fix the issue anymore. At some point I did
papaiannis wrote:
I thought that the WhiteBear proxy made a UPnP device look like a
Logitech device to LMS.
Wrong!! ( WhiteBear makes Logitech devices look like UPnP devices to
UPnP control points... )
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papaiannis wrote:
I'd like to have my popcorn c200 media server behaving as a squeezebox
player.
Given that c200 supports DLNA/UPnP rendering, may the Whitebear proxy be
used to bridge a LMS to my c200?
My ultimate target is to remotely control the c200/squeezeplayer with my
Squeezebox
almost certainly won't work...)
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AndrewFG;681862 Wrote:
I have added support for SetNextAvTransportURI in Whitebear, but it
turns out that JRMC does not call it. It seems they announced support
for SetNextAvTransportURI in their RENDERER for those control points
that support it, but they did not choose to support
testing by the guys over at J. River.
If I get positive feedback both here and on the J. River forum, that
the fixes work, and that nothing else got broken, then I expect to post
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and the other doesn't sounds
unusual...
What type of player are you using? Is it a Touch? Does it have in
player support for Flac and not Aac? Or vice versa? And what version of
SBS/LMS are you using?
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in the Play To functionality. Players should
now
display much more track meta data and album art. Also if you Play To
with WAV, PCM or AIF, then Whitebear fixes the above mentioned LMS/SBS
problems with Seek and Pause, by proxying the streams and applying the
Seek internally itself.
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some PMs to people involved in this thread, with a lonk where
you can get the next pre-release version of Whitebear that should fix
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give me more details of what parts of Shark you installed, and how you
set it up? I am running Windows 7 64 bit, and I am wondering if that
makes any difference.
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internally inside the O/S or inside
LAN interface. Is the machine actually still connected to the network,
or is its network disabled at this time?
Could you please record me a log from Whitebear? Turn on logging of
Http Server and Http client (Gena
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on transactions between JRMC and Whitebear within
the 192.168.1.2 machine. Is that correct? If so, can you please stop
the other JRMC on 192.168.1.176 and the MiniUPnPC/1.3 on 192.168.1.3,
(so we are are testing the 192.168.1.2 stuff only), and please let me
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to the eventing system), even though the CP did not
issue that play command itself.
So can you please be more specific about what is not working for you,
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Bert003;686515 Wrote:
I use Inguz Audio's plugin with LMS. Is it possible with Whitebear to
stream the processed signal by Inguz Audio plugin to UPNP streaming
clients?Sorry but I don't know enough about Inguz to answer this. What does
Inguz do?
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have
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as far as I can tell, you seem to think that (1) should not be
working?Indeed. But who's complaining :-)
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. However in the meantime downgrading to 7.6
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a change in the
SystemUpdateID in Whitebear. And JRMC should notice this change in
SystemUpdateId and automatically start to refresh its database. However
to be honest, I have only tested this on Windows Media Player (where it
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and reinstalling Whitebear. Or??
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but they do not help WMP to stream those formats to
other 3rd party players using the Play To command (don't ask me why).
This is a weakness of WMP and/or the Shark add-ins, and is not the
fault of Whitebear or LMS.
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for video and other media. Then you
could create playlists of intermixed items from any library that could
be Played To a Squeezeplayer by Whitebear -- albeit using slightly
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, I have to say
that I prefer case 1). So finally it is just a matter of choice...
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friendly towards
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latency and rounding up/down to the
nearest second; and the larger the progress position, the smaller is
the relative impact of rounding...
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that will be better
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). The former is a mandatory action,
whereas the latter is an optional one; and for this reason most
renderers don't implement it, so most control points don't try to call
it. In principal I could implement it, but I am not sure if I would do
so, whether JRMC would call it...
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AndrewFG
Regards
17.Now I can repeat it. It is not a JRMC issue. It is in fact due to a
quirk in SBS where it effectively multiplies the duration by factor
1000x. I can probably fix it in Whitebear...
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AndrewFG
Regards,
AndrewFG
Try out Whitebear. The middleware that joins the two worlds of:
1. UPnP/DLNA
? Is it a local flac file? Or one of
your troublesome remote flacs without a file extension? Or is it a
remote radio stream? And in JRMC does the file report a BitRate, a
Duration, and a File Size?
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AndrewFG
Regards,
AndrewFG
Try out Whitebear. The middleware that joins the two worlds of:
1. UPnP/DLNA
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