Closed rcampbel3 closed 4 years ago
I think you can do it with -n
▲ src/UxPlay/build ./uxplay -h master 14d ⬡ 0
RPiPlay 1.2: An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for Raspberry Pi
Usage: ./uxplay [-b (on|auto|off)] [-n name] [-a (hdmi|analog|off)]
Options:
-n name Specify the network name of the AirPlay server
-b (on|auto|off) Show black background always, only during active connection, or never
-a (hdmi|analog|off) Set audio output device
-l Enable low-latency mode (disables render clock)
-d Enable debug logging
-v/-h Displays this help and version information
Yes. Set the name with the "n" flag.
I'm eager to install UxPlay on all the Linux systems at home. Right now, the airplay name shows up as 'UxPlay'. I'd like to have multiple computers running UxPlay and have a way to set the name that shows up (other than editing the source and recompiling :) - I believe that simply adopting the hostname for the UxPlay name would be a good solution.