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Re: NAD C446 Media Player not "playing"

Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2024 8:17 am
by mik_s
I know very little about how the communications work so I am guessing a lot with this.

I can see the file list is being sent by looking for "DIDL result created" and all the data that will be send will be a line or 2 down from there.
If you copy and paste it into notepad++ and change the language to XML it will be readable.

I'm guessing it can't understand some of the tags (like <musicbrainztrackid> etc) which it should ignore but maybe it is discarding the whole item.
The folders don't have this so is probably why they are showing.

One thing I just thought about is that device has no way of displaying thunbnails so there is no need for UMS to send that data. Try setting this to false

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# Whether the renderer can display thumbnails
# Default: true
Thumbnails = 
some of the metadata options may have an effect too.

The engine: "null" probably means it is not going to transcode so not using a transcoding engine, but is added into the transcode folder so you can force transcode if needed.

The Devs would be of more help but don't often visit the forum. I'll open an issue on Github if we can't figure this out.

Re: NAD C446 Media Player not "playing"

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2024 6:53 pm
by ums-space
Hi, I have tried all 16 combinations of UpnpSearchCapsEnabled, SendDLNAOrgFlags, DLNAOrgPN and AccurateDLNAOrgPN. Always the same result. When selecting the folder with the files, only the transcode folder is displayed immediately, no other selection is possible. The file names are displayed in the transcode folder, when selecting a file: "No items". So the behavior has not changed. The log files are attached - can you please open an issue on github?

Re: NAD C446 Media Player not "playing"

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2024 3:39 pm
by mik_s
Done. Hopefully the answer will be simple.

Re: NAD C446 Media Player not "playing"

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2024 8:58 pm
by ums-space
Yes, thank you. I'm also very curious. Hopefully this isn't a mystery and there is a (relatively) simple solution. ;-)