Playing to Emtec N200 (Realtek 1073 - AMP MOservices r13) fail with unknown reason

[batric]

Hello all, I'm trying to play from my pc (Fedora 14 x64) to my Renderer, pulseaudio discovers it just fine and add a sink, however as soon as I try to sendo come audio (even the Speaker test) is fails and switch back to internal audio,
Sending auto to my android phone running BubbleuPnP works just fine, also my phone cano control the renderer successfully even playing the streams from a DLNA Media server NAS.

I tried also using the --fake-http10-content-length and --fake-http-content-length options with same identical results.

I attached a debug log of the entire process from starting pulseaudio-dlna --debug to testing the speakers on the audio control panel.

Many thanks in advance

Riccardo

n200.log.txt

[masmu]

This seems to be a incompatibility between my and their DLNA implementation. Could you create a wireshark dump of an actual working instruction set of BubbleUPnP? So I could compare that dump with my implementation and figure out what is not working.

[batric]

capture-full.cap.zip
Hello, please let me know if this capture is detailed enough, these are the hosts involved:

192.168.2.98 - Etrayz NAS running MiniDLNA v 1.1.4
192.168.2.99 - Emtec N200 running Realtek 1073 - AMP MOservices r13
192.168.2.130 - Samsung S4Mini -CM 13 - BubbleUpnp v. 2.8 licensed

I first fired up bubbleupnp, then selected n200 as a renderer, browsed the media server and played two songs.
The songs are in .FLAC and the n200 does not advertise it as a valid codec, however tweaking BubbleUpnp to ignore renderer's codecs list, the n200 receives and plays the tracks correctly .

I would like to add that UpPlay (fedora 24 x64) works correctly.

Many thanks for your time

Riccardo

[batric]

Hello, did you find the problem?

Many thanks
Riccardo

[masmu]

Nope, I did not. But since our last conversation there was actually a lot of code changed. (Sorry, somehow I missed this issue.)

Could you please give current master a try ... and in case this is not working there is a pull request where I refactored the whole DLNA code.