05-19-2020, 01:13 PM
@Leeshep
I think Tim's reply was more nuanced than simply blaming mconnect. If you had done the Google search he suggested you would have turned up a ton of hits on track skipping with Qobuz (and other streaming services) using various softwares including mconnect, Roon, etc., so not just moOde.
In common with other, similar players, Volumio and moOde depend on a number of third-party components for various functionalities. Which components and what versions is critical information in understanding a issue. If you search the Volumio Build repo you'll discover their recipe specifies upmpdcli 1.2.12.
I don't know what the answer is to the Qobuz issue. I don't have a subscription so can't attempt to repro.
With more diagnostic info we might be able to resolve it but you might be able to tell from my other posts to the forum that I'm tiring of the kerfuffles which keep cropping up with the streaming services. More and more I just use their branded apps with moOde as the renderer. For my own collection and for Internet radio stations, I use the moOdeUI as it was intended.
Regards,
Kent
I think Tim's reply was more nuanced than simply blaming mconnect. If you had done the Google search he suggested you would have turned up a ton of hits on track skipping with Qobuz (and other streaming services) using various softwares including mconnect, Roon, etc., so not just moOde.
In common with other, similar players, Volumio and moOde depend on a number of third-party components for various functionalities. Which components and what versions is critical information in understanding a issue. If you search the Volumio Build repo you'll discover their recipe specifies upmpdcli 1.2.12.
I don't know what the answer is to the Qobuz issue. I don't have a subscription so can't attempt to repro.
With more diagnostic info we might be able to resolve it but you might be able to tell from my other posts to the forum that I'm tiring of the kerfuffles which keep cropping up with the streaming services. More and more I just use their branded apps with moOde as the renderer. For my own collection and for Internet radio stations, I use the moOdeUI as it was intended.
Regards,
Kent
