I've released, on my dev channel (http://downloads.sourceforge.net/pro...ev/repo-sf.xml) a fully refactored version of all my bridges. It's a much more unified system that anybody could fully rebuild if desired. Previously it was a lot of ad-hoc tricks including things that even I forgot how to do with time. I've also moved my Windows build system to VS.
Does it bring a lot to users? Well, to be seen, but at least all 3rd packages have been updated, including venerable upnp that was almost 8 years old. There will probably be more than a few fixes in the coming days, but that's where I'd really like community's feedback. I've also probably fixed an issue with AirPlay and Chromecast disappearing after some time on network that do IGMP snooping.
Now, and important note before you post "it does not work" : you *must* got the plugin settings and re-selected a binary. Please choose the "-static" version as the other is unlikely to work unless you have pretty recent Linux distribution.
Does it bring a lot to users? Well, to be seen, but at least all 3rd packages have been updated, including venerable upnp that was almost 8 years old. There will probably be more than a few fixes in the coming days, but that's where I'd really like community's feedback. I've also probably fixed an issue with AirPlay and Chromecast disappearing after some time on network that do IGMP snooping.
Now, and important note before you post "it does not work" : you *must* got the plugin settings and re-selected a binary. Please choose the "-static" version as the other is unlikely to work unless you have pretty recent Linux distribution.
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