2016-06-11, 21:21
This application is not using the UPnP protocol to queue files but is accessing API functions from Kodi to play the files therefore you cannot directly compare it with other android UPnP clients. There are currently some bugs and limitations which I try to bypass as good as possible.
There was a change last January after someone reported some issues with UPnP.
- song names where not properly shown in Kodi (url encoded spaces as %20) when playing as well as wrong song names where shown in the queue ( just showing the name of the upnp server instead of song name)
- gapless playback was not working
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2214606
Therefore I changed the way files are queued when starting playback from UPnP sources by using a command to play the whole directory instead of queuing files one by one. Since then it doesn't matter in which order you display the songs in the remote, it will always queue the files in the same order ( Kodi decides about the order. It is probably queuing by upnp identifier which I suppose is by file name). I just tried to play a couple of albums and it looks like they start playing with the first song but I remember that there was a user in this thread that had the problem that the songs where in the wrong order. I think that he solved the problem by renaming the files.
PS: There are some forum rules that posts should be written in English. If you want to communicate in German send me a PM or use the contact email from playstore.
There was a change last January after someone reported some issues with UPnP.
- song names where not properly shown in Kodi (url encoded spaces as %20) when playing as well as wrong song names where shown in the queue ( just showing the name of the upnp server instead of song name)
- gapless playback was not working
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2214606
Therefore I changed the way files are queued when starting playback from UPnP sources by using a command to play the whole directory instead of queuing files one by one. Since then it doesn't matter in which order you display the songs in the remote, it will always queue the files in the same order ( Kodi decides about the order. It is probably queuing by upnp identifier which I suppose is by file name). I just tried to play a couple of albums and it looks like they start playing with the first song but I remember that there was a user in this thread that had the problem that the songs where in the wrong order. I think that he solved the problem by renaming the files.
PS: There are some forum rules that posts should be written in English. If you want to communicate in German send me a PM or use the contact email from playstore.