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For UPnP/DLNA you can use BubbleUPnP server which will allow you to pass various filter files when streaming from Minimserver and Qobuz / Tidal. If you are not streaming from Qobuz / Tidal, you can install MinimStreamer for the same functionality. See here: https://www.bubblesoftapps.com/bubbleupnpserver2/docs/config_media_renderers.html https://minimstreamer.com/userguide.html#Convolution filtering
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Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
From a technical perspective, this does not make sense whatsoever. -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
@David Craff Care to elaborate on these reasons? -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
There is no need for a local DLNA server if you do not have content on your LAN. In my scenario, I stream from Qobuz via BubbleUPnP (app on Android) to a Raspberry Pi streamer. No server is involved. -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
If you stream directly from Qobuz to a DLNA streamer, you do not need a "server on site". -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
You will need to buy another streamer or at least update the one you have if possible. From a business perspective, "Connect" works well as you can control deployment to 3rd parties via a license. You can choose and restrict access based on various agreements. Streamers will need to develop this feature into their technology. There should be a free and open standard for these things but unfortunately, greed always got in the way. DLNA was in the right direction but foolish governing body made it challenging to certify and some companies implemented the protocol in a disastrous way (Hegel, Simaudio, etc..). -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
Tesla does not support CarPlay or Android Auto (officially). There are various streaming applications that are native to the car's OS and Qobuz is not one of them. -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
@David Craff Any chance seeing the Qobuz app in Tesla cars? We currently have Tidal, Spotify and TuneIn. Thanks! -
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Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
OpenHome, perhaps? -
@Turbo2288 Are you using the Pi2AES internal DAC or an external one? If so, which one?
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Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
Thanks for the clarification. -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
I welcome the criticism but there is absolutely no anger here. -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
Mon dieu! -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
@David Craff Once you have implemented Connect, will you prevent access to your API for apps like BubbleUPnP, MConnect, Kazoo, etc... ? -
Official Qobuz Issues Thread
Ran replied to The Computer Audiophile's topic in Networking, Networked Audio, and Streaming
Agreed but I don't understand why users are advocating for this to be implemented in the first place. What we currently see as ease of use will be replaced by locked down interfaces and restrictive access.