The recent upgrade to the Snapcast client service under Libreelec 12.2 release isn't working when it was previously working under 12.1. Unfortunately, nothing related to Snapcast is populating in my Kodi logs and I'm not seeing anything in journalctl related to the Snapclient service.
There was a recent unintentional case change to the Snapclient runtime operator to identify the soundcard. They changed --soundcard to --Soundcard. I found this impacted a few of my other Snapclients running on linux. It looks like the dev is going to revert this unintentional change in future releases.
I'm not sure if this change could be the culprit of why Snapclient is broken in 12.2. I didn't see any way to change how the soundcard is being identified within any of the files under /storage/.kodi/addons/service.snapclient to test this theory out myself.
$ snapclient --help Usage: snapclient [options...] [url] With 'url' = ://[:port] For example: "tcp:\\192.168.1.1:1704", or "ws:\\homeserver.local" If 'url' is not configured, snapclient tries to resolve the snapserver IP via mDNS --help Produce help message -v, --version Show version number -h, --host arg (deprecated, use [url]) Server hostname or ip address -p, --port arg (=1704) (deprecated, use [url]) Server port -i, --instance arg (=1) Instance id when running multiple instances on the same host --hostID arg Unique host id, default is MAC address --cert arg Client certificate file (PEM format) --cert-key arg Client private key file (PEM format) --key-password arg Key password (for encrypted private key) --server-cert [=arg(="default certificates")] Verify server with CA certificate (PEM format) -l, --list List PCM devices -s, --Soundcard arg (=default) index or name of the pcm device --Latency arg (=0) latency of the PCM device --sampleformat arg Resample audio stream to :: --player arg (=alsa) alsa|file[:|?] --mixer arg (=software) software|hardware|script|none|?[:] -d, --daemon [=arg(=-3)] Daemonize, optional process priority [-20..19] --user arg the user[:group] to run snapclient as when daemonized --logsink arg Log sink [null,system,stdout,stderr,file:] --logfilter arg (=*:info) log filter :[,:]* with tag = * or and level = [trace,debug,info,notice,warning,error,fatal]
