Toaster is also great in streaming YouTube and Vimeo video to DLNA and Chromecast devices.Īny Android application can use Toaster to stream video, music and photos with share option. If anyone here knows to get AR working after a successful installation, I sure would appreciate some help.Stream your music, photos and video to your DLNA Smart TV ,Chromecast or AirPlay via WiFi. I know AR works, and I must be missing some setting or configuration item, or even unblocking a port. I had a member response and suggestion, but I had already done what he suggested, which was to enable exclusive mode on the audio device in the Windows Sound Control dialog. I have posted in the AudiophileStyle forum on the thread where the AR author hangs out. And the drag-n-drop debug mode wasn't working either.
BUT IT WAS WORKING! I switched back to Audiophile UPnP Renderer, and it still would/could not play the tracks. But TB wants to be a server too, and upon startup always prompts for its music folder. Once I configured TB to enable "Open Home" and told Win10 security to allow the network connection TB showed up in BubbleUPnP as a renderer, and began to play selected tracks. Next I uninstalled AR and downloaded and installed TuneBrower. I tried to drag-n-drop tracks from the PCs local drive to the AR window (debug capability), but nothing happened, not even the track name appeared.
I received the message "Action failed (Code: 501)" on BubbleUPnP, which turns out to be a generic message from the renderer that basically means "I can't do that". I selected a track to play, and the track name popped up in AR's window on the PC, but nothing happened. From BubbleUPnP I has able to select MinimServer for my library (UPnP server) and Audiophile Renderer as my UPnP renderer.
It started right up, displaying its operating window I did not enable VSTs (which are optional). I downloded BubbleUPnP on my Android tablet and downloaded Audiophile UPnP Renderer v2.3 and the MIcrosoft Visual C++ (x86) 2015 Redistributible on my PC. So, ready to move into the world of UPnP I installed MinimServer 2 on my Synology NAS for my 'Library' and copied over the music files (.flac and. I used Amazon Music Ultra-HD to verify 24/96 files played properly (my local files were 16/44.1 CD copies). Then I hooked up the downstream analog gear and began playing local music files right away. Then I hooked up my Benchmark USB DAC and configured it in Windows Sound Control. I had started by building a mini-ITX PC and installing Widows 10 Home intending it to be a dedicated music server. After seeing the Audiophile UPnP Renderer show up in a couple of forums with positive reviews I believed that I had found what I needed.
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