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Hello, I have a WD TV hub that can expose files via DLNA protocol.
What should I setup to be able to access the music in there from Amarok? I have avahi working, but I can only see the remote folder with it, and I see nothing at all from Amarok. There are some posts here and there stating Amarok has this feature since 2.4.1. How can I make it work? I'm running OpenSUSE 11.4 Tumbleweed, KDE 4.7.1 and Amarok 2.4.3. Thanks for any help
Hei Ku, proud to be a member of the KMyMoney Development Team since January-2008
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You need the upnp-ms KIO slave. I think this is available somewhere in the KDE factory repositories for OpenSUSE, and is hosted here: https://gitorious.org/kio-upnp-ms
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The Hupnp lib is there, but the kio seems to be merged in some other package. I guess I'll have to wait until it is released. I tried to build from source, but it needs a Hupnp cmake module that is not there, probably in the new release of kdelibs.
The Hupnp package, on the other hand, does not include a devel one. Dependency hell. I'll come back to it when kde 4.8 is here. It would be great if there were a way to test it first, though.
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Hi,
kio-upnp-ms require Herqq SVN Revision 55. Prior or later version requires patch (so **** hard to find) and does not support all features, so just forget it I made a herqq (HUpnp library) package for Archlinux. Here are the commands : Download : http://github.com/nikhilm/kio-upnp-ms/tarball/v0.8.0 And extract the tarball.
Define $pkgdir & $srcdir and you're done. For kio-upnpn-ms :
Save this : http://pastebin.com/rn3tqqFq AS FindHUpnp.cmake Save this : http://pastebin.com/tjsMaLV3 AS CMakeLists-build-fix.patch Hope you'll like this EDIT : I see you're an ArchLinux user, I have just sent today kio-upnp-ms package on AUR EDIT2 : I've add kio-upnp-ms tarball url.
Last edited by feng on Fri Oct 21, 2011 4:29 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Thanks! I'll try to build in my OpenSuse laptop, which is the one I am using.
I'll install that package on my Arch desktop too.
Hei Ku, proud to be a member of the KMyMoney Development Team since January-2008
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I have tried to install the git package from AUR, however still no luck in getting Amarok to discover my dlna server. Do I need to do some additional configuration?
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Have you checked your firewall config to make sure those ports are open?
Hei Ku, proud to be a member of the KMyMoney Development Team since January-2008
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Yep, no blocking firewall.
I tried to use kio upnp-ms in dolphin. In the status bar, it said no hostname specified despite me trying to put it there and in .xsession-errors I found:
Note that I am running Arch latest. I have not tried using uuid instead of hostname. |
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AFAIK upnp-ms support only UUID for now...
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Ok, that would explain Dolphin's behavior. Still, shouldn't it work automatically in Amarok? In Plugins section, I have UPnP Collection turned on. And just for a completeness sake, I am running TwonkyMedia as the dlna server. |
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Ok, it did not My fault. I've installed cagibi, ran it. While it was running, I started Amarok (and restarted it a couple of times, just to make sure), however nothing new appeared in the Local Music section. Also, I tried to use the proper uuid in dolphin, with no luck, it still keeps crashing. |
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Also note that Cagibi has discovered my dlna server (afaik).
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Any news on this? I'd really love to use amarok for listening to my music collection on my nas using upnp.
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