Hi awiouy,
thanks a lot. this does help me foreward as it confirms indeed that I would need to create some audio device on libreelec as network sink. This sink I should connect to on docker, and there I can have pulseaudio-dlna connect to it.
After that I can again stream over network, and see (hear) what comes out.
Let's hope the lag will not be too crazy..
thanks again, I now know what I have to do,
Right,
I have been messing about with docker on this.
The "more ideal" route would be to have pulseaudio on libreelec available over DBus, so I can connect a docker container with only pulseaudio-dlna.
However, this seems not to work, as I can not get access to pulseaudio-dbus on libreelec?
So I am now looking at using pulseaudio over network to pulseaudio on the docker container, and then using pulseaudio-dlna to the docker container pulseaudio.
I am trying to follow: this libreelec wiki page but my biggest issue with it so far is that I need to stop kodi, add a module to pulseaudio, start kodi and connect to the new module on docker. This can all be done, but it seems a bit of a pain to get this running automatically on boot, which is what I would need. Is there something I am not seeing here?
thanks
hmmm, but will docker work, as this needs to be connected to pulseaudio in libreelec directly?
Ok, trying to scratch my own itch here:
I'm setting up a build env and build this as a package myself.
- Step 1: Make package file package.mk.pulseaudiodlna.txt
Stuck here: what are the commands I need to make this build? (attached is my build file)
- Step 2: How do I integrate this in the build env?
- Step 3: How will I get this to build in teh build env
- Step 4: ????
- Step 5: Profit. (nah, just an additional package for Libreelec)
Thanks.
Hendrik-Jan
Dear,
I have been playing with LibreELEC for a bit, however for my need, 1 thing is failing: there is no way to get the sound from the box, over the network to a dlna output. But LibreELEC has most of the solution already built in: pulseaudio. Currently it seems this can only connect to bluetooth. However pulseaudio is fairly extendable: there is Pulsaudio-DLNA
This small extension allows it to redirect all sound over network to any DLNA renderer. This is ideal to be able to get the sound not from tv-loudspeakers, but directly from your hifi set.
Would it be possible to integrate this in LibreELEC?
thank you,
best regards,
Hendrik-Jan
