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How to organize and tag classical music
13-10-2014, 20:58
Post: #31
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
foobar can also be run successfully under wine in linux, but I try to avoid using wine when I can. You need the foo_upnp plugin to act as renderer and/or controller. It has a couple of issues as a controller, but is quite serviceable.

See http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upplay/ for upplay.
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14-10-2014, 17:50
Post: #32
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
(13-10-2014 20:31)simoncn Wrote:  
(13-10-2014 18:17)mccormw Wrote:  ps in Windows foobar is actually brilliant but it is a CP and music player, it cannot (I think) be used to control other devices. Please correct me if that is wrong anyone.

foobar can be used as a UPnP control point controlling an external renderer device.

Yup I thought it could because under the View menu there is a UPnP Controller option and there is also a UPnP controller option in the Playback menu. But I cannot see any content from NAIM UnitiLite or my WD Live Hub. Any advice would be appreciated. You say it can be used but not how.
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14-10-2014, 18:02
Post: #33
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
Ha! Just got it sort of wellcome. If you drag and drop stuff from the UPnP browser window into he UPnP controller window it seems to play single tracks.

I will carry on fiddling.
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14-10-2014, 18:36
Post: #34
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
I have mpd running on a raspberry but unfortunately it just does not see this. Ah well never mind.
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14-10-2014, 19:24
Post: #35
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
(14-10-2014 18:36)mccormw Wrote:  I have mpd running on a raspberry but unfortunately it just does not see this. Ah well never mind.

mpd isn't a UPnP renderer.
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14-10-2014, 21:21
Post: #36
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
(14-10-2014 19:24)simoncn Wrote:  
(14-10-2014 18:36)mccormw Wrote:  I have mpd running on a raspberry but unfortunately it just does not see this. Ah well never mind.

mpd isn't a UPnP renderer.
If you add upmpdcli from here

http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upmpdcli/

mpd can effectively be a renderer. I have just done this on several systems and it works well.

In foobar2000, you can import a 'theme' which makes the controller easier to use. See

http://bubbleguuum.free.fr/foo_upnp/foo_upnp_dui.fth
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16-10-2014, 10:51
Post: #37
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
(14-10-2014 21:21)Pastim Wrote:  
(14-10-2014 19:24)simoncn Wrote:  
(14-10-2014 18:36)mccormw Wrote:  I have mpd running on a raspberry but unfortunately it just does not see this. Ah well never mind.

mpd isn't a UPnP renderer.
If you add upmpdcli from here

http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upmpdcli/

mpd can effectively be a renderer. I have just done this on several systems and it works well.

In foobar2000, you can import a 'theme' which makes the controller easier to use. See

http://bubbleguuum.free.fr/foo_upnp/foo_upnp_dui.fth

I had come across the lesboncomptes article earlier and thought that it looked promising. I am actually running Volumio which is a 'packaging' I believe of mpd. It supports UPnP servers but does not access their album database, it builds its own database, so I have just been using it to play music from folders on a drive on my NAS. Not ideal, but it works and it is only a secondary system in our dining room. It uses a Blackberry Pi B+, with a Turtle Beach Micro II USB DAC into an Exposure 8s poweramp driving an old set of JPW speakers. It surprisingly sounds pretty good.

But now I can have a look at implementing mpd from scratch and will use that article as a base.
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18-10-2014, 22:52
Post: #38
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
(14-10-2014 18:02)mccormw Wrote:  If you drag and drop stuff from the UPnP browser window into he UPnP controller window it seems to play single tracks.
Did you try File/Add location?
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19-10-2014, 11:36
Post: #39
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
(18-10-2014 22:52)magister Wrote:  
(14-10-2014 18:02)mccormw Wrote:  If you drag and drop stuff from the UPnP browser window into he UPnP controller window it seems to play single tracks.
Did you try File/Add location?
Did you try adding to the the UPnP Controller Playback Queue?
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07-12-2014, 23:58 (This post was last modified: 08-12-2014 00:02 by Leon di San Marco.)
Post: #40
RE: How to organize and tag classical music
Hi!
I also have a problem with the Group Tag. It simply doesn't show. What do I have to do? I use Audirvana Plus to tag my files and there it's called "Grouping".
Thanks!
Marco
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