2018-01-14, 23:41
Hello. I have installed LibreElec on a raspberry Pi3 as a music streamer to a Naim MuSo system. All works fine, however.. I have noticed some strange and annoying behaviour regarding how track names are listed and therefore played within each album in the library in multiple DLNA clients (if that is the right terminology).
The problem is not with the Naim app, because it is the same in the other DNLA client apps. This is the third DNLA server I have tried on my Pi - I tried OMSC and OpenMediaVault, and whilst they both had some shortcomings, all my DNLA clients sorted album tracks correctly. So there is something different going on with LibreElec.
I cannot find any options in LibreElec to control how tracks are listed in clients. Whilst not suggesting that there is anything wrong with LibreElec itself, there is something happening with this server and how it interacts with the clients that is causing this behaviour.
Any help or suggestions much appreciated!
- On LibreElec app itself (on the Pi) the tracks are listed in correct sequence in each album.
- In the Naim muso app on my IPad, all tracks are listed alphabetically.
- On two DNLA client apps on my iPad (MLPlayer Lite, ArkMC), the tracks are also listed alphabetically.
The problem is not with the Naim app, because it is the same in the other DNLA client apps. This is the third DNLA server I have tried on my Pi - I tried OMSC and OpenMediaVault, and whilst they both had some shortcomings, all my DNLA clients sorted album tracks correctly. So there is something different going on with LibreElec.
I cannot find any options in LibreElec to control how tracks are listed in clients. Whilst not suggesting that there is anything wrong with LibreElec itself, there is something happening with this server and how it interacts with the clients that is causing this behaviour.
Any help or suggestions much appreciated!