Official moOde 6.7.1 support thread

[Tim Curtis]

I don't normally use UPnP/DLNA apps and equipment but I do try to test that each moOde release works with them.

Here, moOde 6.7.1 on an RPi4B/4GB, DLNA server enabled.

Files on Samba share on OpenMediaVault NAS.
 - includes several directories of .dsf demo files, such as the NativeDSD Sampler, downloaded from the usual sources.

After rebuilding DLNA database [1] the UPnP Control Point apps on my Pixel 3a Android phone---mConnectLite, BubbleUPnP, and BubbleDS---and on my iPad---Linn Kinsky and mConnectLite---all allow me to drill down through directories to DSD-encoded tracks.

Regards,
Kent

[1] scanning a media library comprising ca 5700 tracks takes a long time.

Hi thanks for your sharing!

I'm connecting the hard drive with Pi4 via USB instead of NAS. Not sure is it the reason or not?
I found that Volumio which is using mini DLNA server also having the same issue. DSF files cannot be found in DLNA server.

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I just found this thread in March. Seems that it's Mini DLNA's problem. They can't read DSF files.
@Tim Curtis said it could be solved in next Moode update (it was 6.5.1 version that time).
http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=2441

@TheOldPresbyope has confirmed in his test that miniDLNA shipped with moOde can read DSF files. The particular version is "miniDLNA 1.2.1+0763719 DSD support" that was included starting with moOde 6.5.2.

In your case I would look to something external to miniDLNA like file permissions, etc.