So just adding my voice to this thread to say here's a number of music lovers out there with HiFi' still and keen to consume you're service (FLAC especially) so keen to see platform compatibility that translates to the hifi world too. I'm a bit surprised - of course my iPad and smart phones work they win on convenience but they ain't my goto place for quality listening time!Īt least I hadn't spent the cash Deezer HiFi option (which was really my intended aim). Just signed up to Deezer premium but finding I can't actually use it on any of my HiFi options as each of the separates (even though they once had out of the box Deezer support) are no longer operate with the service and the fall back to the (always enduring) aspect of an industry standard (like DLNA /UPNP) isn't supported. I'm impacted by this too philips impact too - and I don't have a workaround either). I'm another customer keen to see this core capability supported. It would be the least u could do to make it possible via dlna! Step 1 Run VLC on your computer, click 'Media' > 'Stream'. What you need to do is to download VLC to your Windows computer or Mac, and enable both devices that you want to share content to the same network or Wi-Fi. Therefore, may I ask if there are some software packages on Raspbian that can do this? (Also, I'm actually a bit confused about DLNA server/client.My Philips aw5000 doesn't play Deezer music anymore becouse of A deezer change. VLC Player is the free media player that plays DLNA and UPnP content from your local network. I have heard that Volumio could perhaps do streaming, but I also sometimes use RPi for small projects and linux programming, so I don't really want to switch system. But I have actually been thinking about the possibility of using it as a DLNA client to stream music from my Android phone, so that I can store my songs on my phone (or use apps that support DLNA), but play them with the hardware on RPi (and the amplifiers/earphones linked to the RPi).Ĭurrently I am using the stock Raspbian system. I have also set up a WiFi dongle so that the RPi can act as an AP hotspot and let Android devices and iPad alike to ssh into it.Ĭurrently, I simply store songs on the SD card, control playback via ssh, and listen to the songs on RPi. To access the media files stored on your Synology NAS with. Only for a list of supported DLNA/UPnP TVs and DMA devices that have been verified by Synology. These DLNA/UPnP-compatible devices can easily be connected to your home network, just like any other desktop computer and media player. I have recently bought a DAC sound card, which can be mounted on the RPi, uses I2C connection, and outputs surprisingly good sound quality. Enjoy multimedia with DLNA/UPnP-compatible devices.

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