02-03-2024, 11:33 AM
In my application scenario, I have a Mimimserver on the network that makes the entire music library available on the network via UPnP.
The Minimserver instance is perfectly customized according to individual needs and preferences.
Unfortunately, this is not possible in this form either via the Moode media library or via the UPnP server integrated in Moode.
The only way so far to play music from the sorted Mimimserver UPnP library on Moode is to activate the UPnP renderer in Moode and control it via an external UPnP control point.
Now, in many situations it would be desirable if a user could control the music playback without the need for an external control point (which would then also have to be in the same network as Moode and the music collection). And without losing the structure of the library prepared by Mimimserver.
If the local UPnP control point function were available in Moode, control could then be carried out conveniently via a touch display connected directly to the Raspberry, for example, or via dedicated buttons. Without the need to give the user an additional device or to let them into the network.
I imagine this would also be very practical for children to use.
The Minimserver instance is perfectly customized according to individual needs and preferences.
Unfortunately, this is not possible in this form either via the Moode media library or via the UPnP server integrated in Moode.
The only way so far to play music from the sorted Mimimserver UPnP library on Moode is to activate the UPnP renderer in Moode and control it via an external UPnP control point.
Now, in many situations it would be desirable if a user could control the music playback without the need for an external control point (which would then also have to be in the same network as Moode and the music collection). And without losing the structure of the library prepared by Mimimserver.
If the local UPnP control point function were available in Moode, control could then be carried out conveniently via a touch display connected directly to the Raspberry, for example, or via dedicated buttons. Without the need to give the user an additional device or to let them into the network.
I imagine this would also be very practical for children to use.
