enterprisespana.blogg.se - Upnp player raspbian

This could be very simple: see test-publish example. The equipment that you’re going to need for this Raspberry Pi music player is listed below.

This means you can keep it on 24/7 and easily turn on music when you feel like listening to some cool beats.

gupnp-tools, contains gupnp-universal-cpĮDIT: If you really don't want to implement any UPnP functionality, it's possible you could just use GSSDP for the IP discovery. The Raspberry Pi is perfect for this type of project as it requires very little power to operate.

the dependencies (glib, gio, gmodule, libsoup, libxml)Īlso possibly for testing (this on a desktop linux machine since it requires gtk):.

libgupnp, the actual upnp implementation, used by your app.

libgssdp, handles discovery, used by gupnp.

The components you are going to need/want: There's documentation on how to write a server.

You should be able to hit the ground running if you start with that. Take a look at the BinaryLight example: It implements a BinaryLight Device that contains a SwitchPower service with several methods and two state variables (properties). It's based on glib and libsoup and allows you to fairly easily define and implement your own UPnP services. It's a very modular framework so you don't need to load or use any of the multimedia related things if you don't need them.

For the RPi side I would suggest GUPnP as long as you can fulfill the dependency requirements.