Sounds great -> btw much appreciating your work! Big respect!
Once Airplay is configured i would actually like to switch the Audio Output form ALSA to Airplay and back from the command-line if possible.
Thanks for your reply Nick - but I´m looking for a way to add my Airport Express (or any other Airplay Device) to the “Audio Output” selection list in the Volumio Playback Menu. Just as ronsens described it.
Currently I´m running Volumio 2.041 on a Raspberry Pi 3. But under “Audio Output” there´s no Airplay available.
I´ve also searched for Plugins that could enable this feature. Unfortunately without success.
I wonder if the Airplay-Output feature is only available in pre-2.0 versions of Volumio?
Can anyone confirm this?
Hi,
In fact in the forked-daap doc page, in the section MPD Client, the ympd.org/ project is mentioned. I have installed it ans it works great! So you can access your music and send it where you want using a web page.
You have options to cast to Chromecast, but oddly you don’t list airplay as places to cast eventhough you support shairport.
The can of worms with casting was opened when you showed chromecast end points when using raspberry pi. Please show airplay end points (or someone please build a plugin for this). I have a ton of Roku’s that are Chrome and Airplay compliant and volumio show neither. This is important for Raspberry pi users as HDMI and USB audio are always great options.
I have a 12 zone whole home audio systems that wants sources to cast to it, yours won’t. By the way I’m evaluating volumio under premium, and unfortunately casting to all chromecast and airplay end points is a deal break for me on raspberry pi.
iTunes actually multi casts to Airplay, local computer, and Chromecast all at the same time. What that means is it can be done. However, possibly only by apple themselves.
My little shairport installs show up as receiver options in Itunes. I was hoping, If volumio can see a Shairport or other airplay device on the network it could proxy an iPhone and just send the stream. If Apple blocks that, then that is a different story.