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12-11-2017 #1
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Streaming one audio file to one specific IP using DLNA?
I want to use it as a speaker for custom made text-to-speech files that will autoplay when it receives a command. I am therefore looking for a program that can stream a specific audio file to a specific IP using commands in terminal. I am going to run this on a raspberry pi running Rasbian.
I have tried using VLC but i dont think it supports broadcasting to a DLNA device.
Thanks for any help!
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12-13-2017 #2Tapatalk: Kill it with fire!
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12-13-2017 #3
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Thanks for the reply! The reason that i think it is over DLNA is because i sniffed the traffick and got this:
Code:Content-Type: audio/L16;rate=44100;channels=1 Server: Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0 X-AvailableSeekRange: 1 npt=0-1.344 Accept-Ranges: none Scid.DLNA.ORG: 379972924 TransferMode.DLNA.ORG: Streaming
The device is a Kello alarm clock that i supported on Kickstarter. It is not alot information about it online.
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12-16-2017 #4
ok, i still don't know how you obtained that data (not with your nose i'm guessing), but insisting on specifying would imply that i am an expert in these matters - and i'm not.
there really doesn't seem to be any info on using this device with linux distros, the only thing i found even vaguely going in the right direction was this.
generally speaking, i don't think you need "a program" for that; you simply have to figure out a command that would send that audio to a specific port. could be ffmpeg, could be cat.
to a specific IP: your router has to take care of that, i think. or maybe telnet.Tapatalk: Kill it with fire!
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