LMS players not discovered as DLNA renderers

[Rothaar]

Hi,

I'm running LMS 8.3.1 in a docker container and want the connected players (several squeezelite instances) to be available as DLNA renderers, so I can play audio from my Android phone using LMS.

Unfortunately, the players are not discovered within my network. The plugin "UPnP/DLNA Media Interface (v1.0)" by Andy Grundman is activated.

I guess it may have to do with me running the LMS in docker without using host network.
Which ports are required for DLNA?

Any hints, how I can get this running?


Thanks.

[Apesbrain]

That plugin makes DLNA players visible to LMS, not the other way around. If your "squeezelite instances" are in the form of piCorePlayer, I think pCP can receive a bluetooth stream if so configured (and your player hardware supports it):

https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113521-Stream-BT-audio-to-LMS-on-RPi3&p=1000860&viewfull=1#post1000860

Here's a "non-BT" approach:

https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107362-picoreplayer-option-like-shairport-but-for-google-cast&p=882813&viewfull=1#post882813

Sorry, I'm not speaking from experience; only my understanding of how these things work. Hopefully, someone else will correct me if wrong.

[Man in a van]

The library should be available



ronnie

[Man in a van]

https://superuser.com/questions/1442385/which-ports-must-be-open-on-the-server-to-use-logitech-media-server-lms-for-sq



Google is your friend for port opening

I know with :9000 it sometimes switches to 9001 and upwards, if already occupied

ronnie