Streaming to ONKYO receiver doesn't work about pulseaudio-dlna

[masmu]

Could you provide a debug.log?

pulseaudio-dlna --debug 2>&1 | tee -a debug.log

[theli-ua]

Log with FLAC: http://paste.ee/p/VIijX
It does seem to work with MP3+fake length though

[theli-ua]

I take it back, It worked ONCE , I wasn't able to reproduce it since then :(

Also, it works just fine with FLAC or LPCM from 'allstream' android app (kinda similar, captures audio output and plays via dlna)

[theli-ua]

OK, it does now work for me with WAV encoder. So this is not that big of deal I guess

[theli-ua]

Though in a pretty inconsistent way, and when the player I was using for testing switches to new track it recreates playback stream... and receiver gets stuck

[masmu]

Which version were you using for that?

In your log your device returns a error code (Transport is locked). A little research shows, that this might be specific to Onkyo devices. See here.

Is it possible that this is some kind of security setting from Onkyo you have to disable before actually using it?

[theli-ua]

Well, as I said it streams without a hitch from a different APP

On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 8:09 AM, Massimo Mund [email protected]
wrote:

Which version were you using for that?

In your log your device returns a error code (Transport is locked). A
little research shows, that this might be specific to Onkyo devices. See
here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?s=e28c93c9ad934026a2228fff9ea2f3ec&p=48025039&postcount=10
.

Is it possible that this is some kind of security setting from Onkyo
you have to disable before actually using it?

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[masmu]

Did you at least give it a try?

Which different app? Can you provide a wireshark recording for that?

[theli-ua]

Allstream Android was the app which just worked with it https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kineticgamestudios.airtunes.android&hl=en
Its not open source and unfortunately I don't have a way to capture communication between them.

[masmu]

Oh you can. Its called kPacketCapture, its free and does not require root.

[theli-ua]

On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 12:09 PM, Massimo Mund [email protected]
wrote:

kPacketCapture

I assume you mean tPacketCapture. Last time I tried it didn;t work too
reliable. It also doesn't capture UDP traffic

[masmu]

Yes you are right. tPacketCapture.
Don't worry about UDP. The interesting stuff is all TCP.