- #Soundmate wifi music streaming receiver how to#
- #Soundmate wifi music streaming receiver install#
- #Soundmate wifi music streaming receiver windows 8.1#
I figured I might be able to take advantage of whatever cgi-bin magic is supposed to play audio off of the stick, but it doesn't seem to do anything. I found the "play.shtml" file in the lighttpd-based web interface but I can't get it to work.
#Soundmate wifi music streaming receiver install#
is there a way to install something at all?
#Soundmate wifi music streaming receiver how to#
I've been using unix/linux intermittently since college, and I can even survive in vi, so I telnetted into the box and tried to figure out how to install a player. I would then just need to set the player to play my stream on startup and anytime the unit gets power, it should start playing moments later. I figured it would be easy enough to turn off whatever protocols would be wasting CPU ticks and install a really really basic Internet Radio player. I also see mpc/mpd as a good-looking option. I could try using Airplay but I'm already down with Icecast and it's easy to keep it going 24/7 without human intervention. Whatever's playing on my stereo or computer, I want to hook the line out to a tiny computer (I have that part planned and halfway done) which streams an mp3 or ogg stream via Icecast over my wifi. Not only are they by far the cheapest tiny linuxy box I've seen, but they come with decent quality audio, SPDIF, and two wifi devices built in? And they get power from a single USB cable? That's nothing to sneeze at.įorget DLNA and Airplay and such I'm trying to stream live from my house to my garage. Wow, these SoundMate M1s are cute and frustrating, aren't they? They're on Amazon for $17 each now (!!) and I decided it might be fun to play with one to try to do something which should be plenty simple. Good linux knowledge here an reasonably advanced network knowledge here, so, hit my up with something good for every M1 owner! And my wireless led is always red, even if connected to my wireless and with my phone or table connected to the M1. 'cause I can't find anything, firm related, for Soundmate M1, and don't want to brick it without having an original Firmware for recovery.īTW, my device is just like the on the link below, even the PCB is equal.Ĭompared photos and made all comparisons to the sreens on that page. And if so, can anyone post the best firmware for NW11 working on Soundmate M1, and any original Soundmate M1 firmware.
I could'nt care less if they are in diferent subnets, but i already changed the m1 mask to 255.255.0.0/(router also) and had to reset it because he couldn't assign an ip to any device.so I assume, best case for me is a firmware that can do that out of the box.Īfter reading ALL this posts still not shure if I can flash my Soundmate M1 with Airmusic NW11 Firmware. All three devices need to see each other. So I want to stream music that is on my NAS, from the music player on my tablet. And why is this a big problem? Because ALL my music is in a XPEnolgy NAS on my network. I bought it thinking i could connect it to my home wifi and stream from any device on my network. Let me start by saying why the Soundmate M1 is not good enough for me.
#Soundmate wifi music streaming receiver windows 8.1#
I have Windows 8.1 and I think it is a windows problem because IOS and Linux is working well. I can read files from the stick, but I cannot play from windows to the device. Option 'content_directories' '/tmp/mnt/disk-a1' Masterflac check the file /etc/config/ushare I'm using Windows, and i don't know how to code. I can't see it on my wireless list anymore. Īlso i want to ask, if is any chance to unbrick another airmusic NW11, which i upgraded the firmware and after one hour stops working. Can you tell me please which firmware version can see music from the memory stick ? I have FW: 1.1.01-A21(A.01). I have an airmusic NW11, and when i plug an memory stick into it, i can see on my phone (ShareOn Audio app), the folders, but i can't see the files inside folders. But in another post … 84#p167584 they use Putty, so it might also work with windows. In these posts they also used linux (command line "screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200").
The above link refers back to the following two pages: … 15#p183315 and … 95#p149595. And finally you copy the data to you flash memory. Then you run a python script that just copies all the bytes to the router. In essence one opens the router with a screen command, kills the screen, but the router is already connected. I checked my previous post it says:Ī python script that can use mw within the u-boot software.
If I remember well I had to use a telnet session in linux which I could keep open and then run the python script.
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