Roku M1001 plays radio but sees no Firefly library

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  • #2700
    echtepino
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    mt-daapd/Firefly Version: svn-1441
    Server Operating System: XP SP3
    Server Hardware: AMD, 2100 MHz
    Client Device: Visual MR
    Also tried using: iBridge
    Connection of clients: wired through router static IP (connection working)

    Web interface: http://localhost:3689/index.html Bonjour running, FF running, 21 songs (shows)

    Roku plays radio but doesn’t see FF library.
    Firefly log:

    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Firefly Version svn-1441: Starting with debuglevel 2
    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Starting rendezvous daemon
    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Building drive mapping table from D:Program FilesFirefly Media Servermapping.ini
    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Initializing database
    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Starting web server from D:Program FilesFirefly Media Serveradmin-root on port 3689
    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Registering rendezvous names
    2008-11-15 16:06:59 (8d6efdc2): Serving 21 songs. Startup complete in 0 seconds

    Anybody an idea?

    #17893
    fizze
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    Do you have bonjour running?
    Is your firewall setup to allow bonjour and firefly access to the network?

    Can the soundbridge see the server and just not connect, or can’t it see your share at all?

    #17894
    echtepino
    Participant

    Thnx for your reply.
    Yes, bonjour is running.
    Bonyour service is allowed, Firefly service is allowed in McafeeFirewall.
    The last question I don’t understand…
    Soundbridge connects to the router but it can’t see the library (No music library found).

    #17895
    fizze
    Participant

    I am almost sure that McAffee is the culprit. Make sure you allow multicasts/unicasts. That is how firefly announces itself on the network.

    To make sure, just disable McAffee and set it to allow all traffic – for a short time – and then check if the soundbridge can see it.

    #17896
    echtepino
    Participant

    Nope it can’t be McAfee… since yesterday I use McAfee, before I used ZoneAlarm, even when I disabled ZA I couldn’t see the library.
    Multicast I can only use/set on the (Speedtouch) Router in WiFi-mode, this Soundbridge is ethernet not wireless.

    #17897
    fizze
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    Ew, ZA….. the last time I used ZA it blocked everything when you disabled it.
    Well if you’re certain…

    Then I suggest you grab wireshark or tcpdump and start to look for those multicast packets on the wire.

    #17898
    echtepino
    Participant

    That goes beyond my knowledge, thnx for the help….

    #17899
    fizze
    Participant

    Using Wireshark isn’t that difficult actually.

    You can also try to wire the soundbridge to your PC directly with a crossover cable, eliminating the router.
    Did you try to enable the multicast settings anyway?

    #17900
    echtepino
    Participant

    The same config worked for years (two) and now I can’t get it into action
    There is no multicast setting in the Speedtouch ethernet settings…. strange?

    #17901
    echtepino
    Participant

    Does this help?



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