I did this a couple of times, should be recorded in the debug log. if song 1 plays at 2:55 once I select song 2, it will start playing from 2:55). When I select a different song from the music lib while currently playing a song, the newly selected song will not start from the beginning, but from the position the previous song was currently playing at (e.g. This works in general, but I am encoutering two issues: (Source: OMG Ubuntu.Issue description: I am using Yatse on Android as an UPnP controller to play music stored on the Kodi device (Libreelec on RPi4) on an UPnP renderer (upmpdcli on RPi1b). Be careful it sometimes autostarts by default/mistake after upgrading to 19.10 but a fix is on its way (Nov 2019). It looks like it is based on Rygel and this tool is now integrated in Ubuntu. Repeat the process to add additional directories.įor more details, please read the article on OMG Ubuntu. Then use the folder picker to navigate to and select a different folder on your system.
To add your own media sources just scroll down the dialogue and hit the + button. If you don’t want to share one/any of these just remove them from the list using the x ion to the right of the folder name. You’ll notice that 3 folders are shared by default: Pictures, Videos and Music. Everyone on the same network can access (but not edit/delete) shared media. Slide the switcher in the header bar of the modal dialogue to ‘On’, and then select a network from the list to share your media on.ĭisclaimer: DLNA sharing isn’t a secure way to share media. To activate media sharing in Ubuntu 19.10 just pop open the main Settings app and select the ‘Sharing’ option in the sidebar:Ĭlick on the ‘Media Sharing’ option that’s greyed out in the main pane. It all works using the ubiquitous DLNA/UPnP protocols and your local network - no third-party cloud server or media centre set-up required. Ubuntu 19.10’s new ‘ Media Sharing’ toggle in Settings > Sharing means you can share media photos, videos and music over your local network.
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