Closed jrefano closed 9 months ago
The problem
Seems to run ok after install see command line output.
On my localhost, iTunes sees it as "None" but returns the error "The AirPlay device "None" is not compatible with this version of iTunes" (this is the most recent version of Windows iTunes).
iTunes is a bit hit or miss. Look at which --ft
flags are available. Certain combinations work in iTunes, esp on windows.
See this commit
iPhone on the same network does not show the device at all from native Airplay functionality nor from Tidal app.
Could depend on lots of things.
Side note, which I don't think will help it work, is there a way to change "Name" from "None"? I tried to edit in the script but must be doing it wrong.
--mdns
is useful - as well as actually managing it via HomeKit. ( Home app on iOS )
running wireshark to see whether the mdns changes propagate to where the iphone is. Run it on a laptop with wifi only.
The problem
Seems to run ok after install see command line output.
On my localhost, iTunes sees it as "None" but returns the error "The AirPlay device "None" is not compatible with this version of iTunes" (this is the most recent version of Windows iTunes).
iPhone on the same network does not show the device at all from native Airplay functionality nor from Tidal app.
Side note, which I don't think will help it work, is there a way to change "Name" from "None"? I tried to edit in the script but must be doing it wrong.
Thanks!
What commit exhibits the issue?
07195c5
Was there a last known working commit?
No response
What type of installation are you running?
virtualenv
With which python3 version do you run Receiver?
3.10.9
OS the receiver runs on
Windows 10
OS the sender runs
iOS 16.1.2, Windows 10
Which sender client was used
iOS system, iOS Tidal, iTunes Windows 12.12.7.1
Command invocation
python ap2-receiver.py --debug -m myap2 -n {984804F0-C854-4973-9884-55D10D287D53}
Please include --debug output which helps to illustrate the problem
Additional information
No response