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<blockquote data-quote="petrov" data-source="post: 1121235" data-attributes="member: 107756">Just used the plugin (MP_UPnP_Renderer_for_1.7_pre_release.zip) for the first time on MP v1.9 final.I chucked the dll(s) in the plugins folder and the plugin simply appeared under &quot;Process Plugins&quot; in MP - Configuration.I only played with audio by pushing music from Synology DS Audio app that instantly recognized the MP as a DLNA target.Unfortunately, the playback stops after the first song in the playlist and the time indicator doesn't move with time even though it reacts on sliding.These issues do not occur with other DLNA targets such as XBMC or TV so it does indicate issues with the plugin.The concept of this plugin is ok (just) however it does need polishing like many other things that surround MP.Without support for gapless and cross fading it will unfortunately never be an &quot;elegant&quot; solution.If only aMPdroid project wasn't abandoned :-( ... in my view that's everything what MP needs...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="petrov, post: 1121235, member: 107756"] Just used the plugin (MP_UPnP_Renderer_for_1.7_pre_release.zip) for the first time on MP v1.9 final. I chucked the dll(s) in the plugins folder and the plugin simply appeared under "Process Plugins" in MP - Configuration. I only played with audio by pushing music from Synology DS Audio app that instantly recognized the MP as a DLNA target. Unfortunately, the playback stops after the first song in the playlist and the time indicator doesn't move with time even though it reacts on sliding. These issues do not occur with other DLNA targets such as XBMC or TV so it does indicate issues with the plugin. The concept of this plugin is ok (just) however it does need polishing like many other things that surround MP. Without support for gapless and cross fading it will unfortunately never be an "elegant" solution. If only aMPdroid project wasn't abandoned :-( ... in my view that's everything what MP needs... [/QUOTE]

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