

TuneBlade, transforming your PC into an Airplay streamer.Originally written for Volumio, but works with other DLNA/Openhome streamers too. Stream What You Hear (swyh-rs), does basically the same as SWYH above, but is smaller, faster, uses less resources, is still actively maintained and is written in Rust.If it doesn't work, you can also use the "HTTP Live Streaming" function, and indicate the provided URL to Volumio, creating a new Web Radio. Stream What You Hear (SWYH), transforming your PC into a DLNA streamer.You have several solutions to stream from Windows.Usually, what will happen is all the sound going to the speakers attached to the sending device will be redirected to a DLNA or AirPlay stream, that you then send to Volumio. However some setup may be needed on your other device to enable sending streams to Volumio. This protocol is now available on other non-Apple sources (see below)īoth protocols are implemented by default in your Volumio device and nothing needs to be configured there.It is used by default by iTunes, and on iPhone, iPad. AirPlay is an equivalent protocol to DLNA, but proprietary and developed by Apple.Volumio is a UPnP Media Renderer front-end for MPD (the Music Player Daemon used in Volumio), thanks to upmpdcli.It understands two protocols: UPnP/DLNA or AirPlay. But it is also able to receive an audio stream directly from devices connected on the local network, such as a smartphone or a computer: in this case, Volumio acts as a renderer, and converts the stream to sound, played through the attached audio device. ) or on the network (Spotify, web radio, DLNA server. Volumio usually uses music it finds locally (internal memory, USB disk. Stream audio to volumio Stream audio to Volumio

Creating the image build scripts (Part 2).Creating the image build scripts (Part 1).Set up development environment for Volumio images.Set up development environment for backend.

