It seems to prove that in your case, when using UMS, at least, it's the renderer (player) that is not doing gapless playback. Also NAS/RAID which has built-in DLNA.Ħ all tags and artwork present and correct (well, at least name/artist/album/track num.)Ĩ 2nd track played haplessly as expected.ĩ Played the same two tracks, directly in FB2K (no server), same resultġ0 played the 2 tracks in VLC, which does not support gapless and as expected, I got a gap Last two tracks of 'wish you were here'.ģ started foobar2000, and added loopback (127.0.0.1) as a location.Ĥ UMS now shows various servers on my LAN, inc. At least, I have just done a quick test for you.Ģ point UMS at 2 MP3 files with gapless-ness which I put in a folder on the desktop. So I'm posting here in case anyone know of a system that would work.Īs far as I know, the server is not involved in gapless playback. None achieves the results I was hoping for :-( So far it displays Disk1 - Track 1 => Disk 2 - Track 1 => Disk 3 - Track 1 => Disk 1 - Track 2. correct sorting of music by tags, especially 'Disk' tag.

gapless playback (as I listen to classical and live music quite often) I am able to get music from the computer to the player over UPnP/DLNA without problems.īut there are 2 things I'd like to achieve and haven't been able to do so far : The player has a now old version of Android, but that seems to be OK (it's android 7 I think). It's a quite powerful machine connected to network with Ethernet and with shared folders over SMB.

I would like to be able to retrieve the whole music library stored on my computer on my Shanling DAP (a M3x player). Hope this is the right place to post this.

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