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Andre Gosselin · 13-10-2013, 20:52

(13-10-2013 19:16)simoncn Wrote:
(13-10-2013 18:06)Andre Gosselin Wrote: Hi,
You were right in suspecting a possible incompatibility with my control point.

I realized that the setting "DISCSUBTITLE=CD n" appeared to work on BubbleUPnP simply because I first happened to tap ">> CD n" then the album icon so to see what was there. Going back two steps and then long tapping ">> CD n" correctly let me enque the tracks grouped by the DISCSUBTITLE value. If I do not first browse to the album tracks using the above sequence (tapping ">> Disc n" , then the album), then enqueing tracks directly from the ">> Disc n" entry simply does not work. Having browsed to the album tracks seems to have caused BubbleUPnP to cache the list of tracks in memory, which it then used to queue tracks from the ">> Disc n" link.

In all fairness to BubbleUPnP, I tried three other Android control points (UPnPlay, MediaHouse, Foobar) which usually work pretty well. I found that those two exhibit pretty much the same behavior. Trying to queue straight from ">> Disc n" does not work, unless you first browse under the ">> Disc n" link.

This is a bit sad, because BubbleUPnP is a great control point (imho the best one for Android). Given that other control points behave similarly here, I do not see how to report the problem, if indeed there is one. Do you know of a control point capable of qeuing tracks straight from the ">> Disc n" link without first having to drill into it ?

Thanks for your help.

At the present time, there is no alternative to opening the extra menu underneath ">> Disc n" to do the queueing. There has been some discussion about this issue in this thread.

Thanks for your help. Reading the contents of the thread you pointed me at, I realize this is a diffficult issue, and admit not being among those who fully understand the details of the ">> Hide Contents" container. My understanding is that there is nothing wrong here in the current behavior of BubbleUPnP. I hope I am not mistaken this time!
Regards,