client not visible

[triseaux]

Hello, first happy new year and you do really great work on this app.

I have 2 RSPI with balenasound all work perftectly.

When i use snap.net i see mi master player and i can mut/unmute and volume +/-.

If i use multiple player, 1 master and 1 client, i can use it for master but mi client dont see on snapnet app (android and windows).

Do you have any idea to how see mi master and client ?

Thx, have a good day.

[stijnvdb88]

Hi, happy new year!

I'm not sure I understand the question to be honest - are you able to see the client in the native Android app? (https://github.com/badaix/snapdroid)
or alternatively, does it show up in Snapweb? you can check that easily at http://address-to-snapserver:1780

[triseaux]

Heallo, thx for repply.

When i publish music on mi master and all mi player is online i can hear sound on all mi room, but i want to volume +/- on each room.

I have test snapcast on android and i seen only mi master and mi local player with snap.net.

[stijnvdb88]

sorry, I still don't understand the problem completely, could you send 2 screenshots please?
One from Snapweb so I can see which devices are supposed to be there, and the other one from Snap.Net's volume control so I can see which ones are there.

thanks!

[triseaux]

Np, thx for help.
Im not at home this week, when im back i take screenshot.

[triseaux]

Hey, im back.
So

Master (and client) RPI3+ : 192.168.1.19
Client Windows 10 SNAP.NET

Client RPI3+ currently playing the same music as the master : 192.168.1.49
But nothing visible on the web page or on the master's page

An last screen on windows 10 snap.net

I dont see mi RPI3+ Client (192.168.1.49) but he publishes the same music as the master.

The group on web page :

[stijnvdb88]

Hi! unless I'm misunderstanding it just looks like the snapcast configuration needs some work :) First, unless you want to play different music on "Windows 10 PC" and "Master", they should probably be in the same group (correct me if they're in separate groups on purpose). To join them together, just drag & drop in Snap.Net:

2DAHm4c8tS.mp4

In this example you can see that I have 2 groups set up: one with devices where my wife is playing music, the other with devices where my music is playing. If you want to always play the same music on all devices, you'd have just one group.

As for the missing device: in your screenshots you show that the server is running at 192.168.1.19 (+ client, connected to itself), and you have one other device connected to it ("Windows 10 PC"). The third device you mention, 192.168.1.49, your screenshot shows the Snapweb page of that device, which means you have snapserver installed on it (you just need snapclient on that device).

So on 192.168.1.49, make sure snapclient is installed (latest: https://github.com/badaix/snapcast/releases/download/v0.23.0/snapclient_0.23.0-1_armhf.deb), and then edit the config like this to make it connect to "master":

/etc/default/snapclient

START_SNAPCLIENT=true
SNAPCLIENT_OPTS="-h 192.168.1.19"

And finally, when it shows up in Snap.Net, make sure to drop it into the same group as the other 2 devices :)

Hope this helps!

[triseaux]

Hello,

Ty for repply.

For the device 192.168.1.49, he has the server and client.
I can play music directly on it (192.168.1.49)
If i play music on master (192.168.1.19), the client (192.168.1.49) is working fine and the music is the same.
But i can see on the master 192.168.1.19, i see only the Windows 10 (PC MAMAN) and Salle de bain (RPI3+ master)

Log on the 192.168.1.49 :
16.01.21 15:56:14 (+0100) Starting multi-room client...
16.01.21 15:56:14 (+0100) Mode: MULTI_ROOM
16.01.21 15:56:14 (+0100) Target snapcast server: 192.168.1.19
16.01.21 15:56:14 (+0100) 2021-01-16 14-56-14.948 [Notice] (Connection) Connected to 192.168.1.19
16.01.21 15:56:15 (+0100) metadata:{"STREAM":"balenaSound"}