ASSET UPNP PC

Works effectively in the background and detects new and changed tracks,.

ReplayGain can be used for stream, LPCM and mp3, on-track volume adjustment for unsupported devices,.

ASSET UPNP PC

Record PC audio output and stream to UPnP player (Windows Vista or later),.DSD and DFF compatibility, decoding, sending embedded native DSD DoP or DSD.Configurable wave decoding, LPCM or mp3 (without loss of quality) for devices that can not play certain types of sounds,.Customizable browser with advanced search facilities (album by release, style, composer, conductor …),.Select Jukebox (random),Įasily surf the web, include / exclude category or year. Dynamic list: Find the latest, smallest or most played tracks and albums.Internet radio: Browse popular stations around the world,.

Designed from scratch as an audio-only UPnP server,.With a lot of images it can take a minute or so to load up. The images get loaded on startup so you need to restart Asset to get them to appear. They need to be PNG images and square to look right and the name need to exactly match the Album Artist name (case sensitive). Then simply copy your images to the directory. share/CACHEDEV2_DATA/.qpkg/Asset/data/.dBpoweramp/uMediaLibrary-v4/AssetUserUpstreamImages Once connected you need to locate the AssetUserUpstreamImages directory. To do this you need to use a program like WinSCP to allow you to navigate the NAS file system. Then your artist image is fixed rather than being chosen randomly from your album covers. With some effortyou can go one step better than this by downloading images of your choice for each artist and placing them in a specific directory on your NAS. I like this as it seems easier to me to jump to an artist using an image rather than reading the name. This chooses an image for each album at random to display in the root of each album artist. Could help with slightly suboptimally tagged albums.Īnother nice thing to do with Asset is to enable upstream artwork. On a potentially more positive note, a tip for those who prefer to browse by album artist, rather than artist - there’s a tick box which tells Asset to fill in album artist tags with the artist tag info if the album artist tag is missing. That’s not to say Asset is bad, it’s just that evidently my collection is tagged in a way which works ok for me with minimserver, but which creates problems with Asset, and I can’t be doing with sorting through it all again. I think that, since I would apparently have to re-tag an unknown proportion of my collection to get Asset to work how I’d like(ish), while minimserver displays things mostly as I want it to, I’ll stick with minimserver. Whereas with Minimserver, any albums with no year data just show up alphabetically. This results in an entry under ‘album artist’, complete with a picture drawn from the embedded album artwork, but when I tap on it, all I get is the message ‘no results’. There’s a workaround mentioned on the forum, but it involves adding a special tag to every file.īut I’ve also noticed that for albums which have incomplete metadata and thus have no ‘year’ data, they don’t show up at all. I tried this and found the same thing - it annoyingly shows the year next to each album, and will only list them with the newest at the top.

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