This works but the music is sent the speakers of the smartphone instead of to the AVP.Įither my setup is bad or I'm using the wrong client and/or software. the Synology Media Server is it does not come with a good iPad or iPhone application. in standalone mode pulling files from the sinology NAS. In some ways, it is better than foobar2000. running Kodi on the smartphone connecting to the DLNA server on the PC (minidlna). using the synology media server and the sound is actually very good.running Kodi on the PC and using Kore (Kodi remote) on the smartphone: Kodi plays the music to the PCs soundcard, and I need switch on the display of the PC to select what I want to play.I haven't found a suitable client yet this is what I have tried so far: In the future I also would like to install Kodi on a Raspberry PI (or an old notebook) and connect it via HDMI to the AVP to play videos. The smartphone client must not require the display of the PC or the AVP to work - don't want to pull down the screen and switch on the beamer for music selection. MinimServer downloads: Platform: Version: Download links: Windows 2.2 Intel / AMD macOS 2.2 Intel and Apple Silicon Linux 2. I normally control MinimServer with the eLyric control point on my iPad. The plan is to use the smartphone to tell the server what it should send to the renderer. a DLNA client - my Android smartphone (currently running Android 6.0) The core of BubbleUPnP Server is a web server running on port 58050 by default for http and on port 58051 for https.a DLNA renderer - my AVP, a Classé Sigma SSP mk2, which has no TV but a beamer connected.Later I'd like to use Raspberry PI or - if this is possible at all - a NAS. a DLNA server - currently a Linux PC with minidlna already running and working so far.As the title says I want to setup a DLNA system consisting of these devices:

Foobar2000 app minimserver synology