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Hello,
it could be useful to let the user decide if he needs IPv6 or not for his moOde device(s). This would prevent moOde to appear twice when you list AirPlay devices on the LAN.
IPv6 can be easily disabled by adding "ipv6.disable=1" to "/boot/cmdline.txt".
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I've never seen an Airplay device listed twice.I have several moOde devices, Apple TV's etc.
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Sounds like an issue for the raop project.
I thought raop was replaced by OwnTone?
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I don't know but there probably are apps using IPv6 on the LAN and so I'm inclined to leave moOde's network config as-is.
For specific issues like the one you are experiencing with raop you will need to either manually disable it in config.txt or post an issue to the pulse/roap project and see whether its something they can address.
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lol, it's only easy when someone else is doing the work. The problem is that the case you are making to have this option added to the TODO list is weak.
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Without a strong case regardless of who does the work it won't be implemented.
