04-17-2024, 06:42 PM
(04-13-2024, 04:32 PM)Alexus Wrote: Maybe there is some of you who installed successfully Qubuz on a Mac Notebook or Desktop in combination with Moodeaudio, this would be very helpfull.
That simply does not exist, you will notice under the little speaker icon drop down on the Qobuz desktop UI that it states UPnP "in beta", however Qobuz confirmed years ago that has been abandoned and will never see the light of day, now you must wait some undetermined amount of time for Qobuz Connect, which will not be UPnP compatible.
The above forces you to use a 3rd party app, on iOS that would be mconnect, on Android that would be BubbleUPnP.
For the Mac desktop, your best bet is a program such as LMS, which would run in the background and offer you access to Qobuz (with actual login credentials only) through it's Qobuz plugin. No that is not the actual Qobuz desktop client, but yes it will show you things you've setup in that desktop client including favorites, purchases, playlists, etc...
As stated, LMS itself runs in the background, you access it via web browser using the Material skin plugin, which looks rather sharp for a free solution.
While LMS is fully compatible with macOS, since you are accessing it from any web browser, it can also run on hardware as humble as the Raspberry Pi with no issues at all, and still be accessed by the Mac's (or any other) web browser.
