(12-16-2020, 06:42 AM)the_bertrum Wrote: If it is just an OpenHome renderer you require, then the UPNP service in the coming soon Moode7 will give you the option to present one without any need for Bubbleupnp server.
Otherwise, your best bet it to try it and see. If it all goes horribly wrong then you can easily rebuild.
Thanks for the reply, I use bubbleupnp for Qobuz access as it is the only way to stream its hires service outside of its own app or my Sonos system (which is limited to 16bit) without paying again on top of its subscription for Volumio or Roon. Other options such as upnpdcli and kodi do not work with the Qobuz api anymore. Bubbleupnp currently streams to my AV amp as a dlna renderer. I intend to use a the pi with the Allo Boss DAC solely to feed my headphone amp.
Although you can stream Qobuz with an android phone using bubbleupnp on it as a upnp controller if you want to run more than one controller without them getting confused it is necessary to run the server program somewhere on the home network. I run this as an experiment on an old linux laptop but it cannot stay on all the time and getting upnpserver to run on the pi as well as another server to access and index my NAS is the ideal solution. I am therefore looking for server software that can run as a service and also link to my NAS that I can load alongside bubblupnpserver.
I would be quite happy to play about with installing it, I am pretty confident it would sit ok on the same machine. I did not know however how limited the Moode install in allowing installation of other linux programs and whether you can access a normal terminal window to do this. Moode seems to be a good candidate, if you know of others I would be interested to look at those too before jumping although a GUI is very useful as my linux terminal skills are limited.
