2025-02-21, 11:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 2025-02-23, 03:23 AM by TheDreadPirate. Edited 1 time in total.)
The client will always decode regardless of what the server does. The server will decode only when it is transcoding, but only because decoding is necessary to then re-encode.
My guess is that the default profile isn't sending a compatible stream to your receiver. It looks like it is just sending a straight up .flac stream to the receiver.
If you had a custom profile before, you will need to place it in /config/data/plugins/configurations/dlna/user. If you don't have a custom profile already, there are templates in /config/data/plugins/DLNA_6.0.0.0/profiles. "Denon AVR" is probably a good starting point.
My guess is that the default profile isn't sending a compatible stream to your receiver. It looks like it is just sending a straight up .flac stream to the receiver.
If you had a custom profile before, you will need to place it in /config/data/plugins/configurations/dlna/user. If you don't have a custom profile already, there are templates in /config/data/plugins/DLNA_6.0.0.0/profiles. "Denon AVR" is probably a good starting point.
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