2012-06-03, 17:54
Hi,
I have noticed a problem since updating to Eden with UPnP.
I have 2x XBMC Eden boxes, running on Ubuntu, on the same network.
Since Eden, I notice that an Android UPnP client (any: I have tried Skifta, 2Player, UPnPlay ...) will reliable detect both as UPnP sources, but will only ever detect one as a UPnP renderer. The one that is detected is random, changes minute by minute, and is not influenced by what the XBMC box is doing.
Previously, with Dharma, both would be reliably detected but it wasn't possible via the UI to set a different UPnP device name: so I used to achieve this by editing the binary.
Now, with Eden, it *is* possible via the UI to set a device name - this is good.
However it is never possible to see both devices on the network at the same time for rendering purposes: and this is not so good.
Has anyone else seen this issue? Is it a known bug?
Regards
Liam
I have noticed a problem since updating to Eden with UPnP.
I have 2x XBMC Eden boxes, running on Ubuntu, on the same network.
Since Eden, I notice that an Android UPnP client (any: I have tried Skifta, 2Player, UPnPlay ...) will reliable detect both as UPnP sources, but will only ever detect one as a UPnP renderer. The one that is detected is random, changes minute by minute, and is not influenced by what the XBMC box is doing.
Previously, with Dharma, both would be reliably detected but it wasn't possible via the UI to set a different UPnP device name: so I used to achieve this by editing the binary.
Now, with Eden, it *is* possible via the UI to set a device name - this is good.
However it is never possible to see both devices on the network at the same time for rendering purposes: and this is not so good.
Has anyone else seen this issue? Is it a known bug?
Regards
Liam