I have 6 B&O streaming speakers. Music from the B&O App plays from my iTunes library and works flawlessly. I usually pick a playlist and play it. I am using the beta version of the app. I can control from 2 Essence remotes connected to 2 Cores (rarely), 2 iPhones purposed exclusively to be Beoremotes (i.e. runs B&O App along with my streaming services) as well as my iPhone and iPad Pro 😁

No issues for me. So could be music file format...don't know.

Jaffrey2230 wrote:

I have 6 B&O streaming speakers. Music from the B&O App plays from my iTunes library and works flawlessly. I usually pick a playlist and play it. I am using the beta version of the app. I can control from 2 Essence remotes connected to 2 Cores (rarely), 2 iPhones purposed exclusively to be Beoremotes (i.e. runs B&O App along with my streaming services) as well as my iPhone and iPad Pro 😁

No issues for me. So could be music file format...don't know.

Thank you for your reply.

May I know what file type you are using? 

Jaffrey2230 wrote:

I have 6 B&O streaming speakers. Music from the B&O App plays from my iTunes library and works flawlessly. I usually pick a playlist and play it. I am using the beta version of the app. I can control from 2 Essence remotes connected to 2 Cores (rarely), 2 iPhones purposed exclusively to be Beoremotes (i.e. runs B&O App along with my streaming services) as well as my iPhone and iPad Pro 😁

No issues for me. So could be music file format...don't know.

Thank yoiu for your reply.

May I know what file type you are using? 

Antonius Robin Iriawan wrote:

Dear Beoworlders, I usually play music through the Bang & Olufsen app and stream it to my speaker. Now, I can't play my music anymore.

Strangely, Airplay works well and TuneIn Radio within the Bang & Olufsen app seems to be working as well. Only when I want to play my music from the music app, it does not work.

Below are my questions:

1. The files are now AIFF. Does this make my speaker unable to play music? Does anyone have any experience with AIFF file?

2. I reset my product and reinstalled the Bang & Olufsen app. And it did not solve my issue. Am I missing something here? I hope Beoworld can help me deal with this problem. Thank you

Best Regards, Mit freundlichen Grüßen, 올림 Antonius Robin Iriawan, 로빈

Beosound 35 and Beoplay H5

Carolpa wrote:

Note: Airplay works max 48kHz and 24bit; Core compatible

When streaming from the B&O App, the device acts as a DLNA server, Airplay is not used here. For the purpose of helping the OP, I converted an ALAC file (24/96k) to a 24 bits / 96,000 kHz AIF file, played it against a M3 and I had no issue.

@Antonius Robin Iriawan:

- have you recently installed something new on your device? Something that could conflict with the TCP port used for the DLNA service, 8085 here.

- are your AIFF files higher than 96,000 kHz?

Below is the M3 notification while playing:

{"notification":{"timestamp":"2020-10-22T07:55:07.563396",
"type":"SOURCE","kind":"source","data":{"primary":"music:2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"primaryJid":"2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"primaryExperience":{"source":{"id":"music:2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"friendlyName":"Music","sourceType":{"type":"MUSIC"},"category":"MUSIC","inUse":true,"profile":"","linkable":true,
"recommendedIrMapping":[{"format":0,"unit":0,"command":145},{"format":11,"unit":0,"command":145},{"format":11,"unit":0,"command":148},
{"format":0,"unit":0,"command":150}],"contentProtection":{"schemeList":["PROPRIETARY"]},
"embeddedBinary":{"schemeList":[]},"product":{"jid":"2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"friendlyName":"M3"}},"listener":["2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com"],"lastUsed":"2020-10-22T07:52:24.220000",
"state":"play","_capabilities":{"supportedNotifications":[{"type":"SOURCE","kind":"source"},
{"type":"SOURCE_EXPERIENCE_CHANGED","kind":"source"},{"type":"PLAY_QUEUE_CHANGED","kind":"playing"},
{"type":"NOW_PLAYING_ENDED","kind":"playing"},{"type":"STREAMING_STATUS","kind":"streaming"},
{"type":"PROGRESS_INFORMATION","kind":"playing"},{"type":"NOW_PLAYING_STORED_MUSIC","kind":"playing"}]}}}}}

{"notification":{"timestamp":"2020-10-22T07:55:07.564458","type":"NOW_PLAYING_STORED_MUSIC","kind":"playing",
"data":{"name":"Space Oddity","duration":320,"trackImage":[{"url":"http://<iphone IP address>:8085/media/artwork/3704425888912782282","size":"large",
"mediatype":"image/jpg"}],"artist":"David Bowie","artistImage":[],"album":"","albumImage":[],"genre":"","originalSource":"DLNA",
"playQueueItemId":"plid-1481"}}}

mbolo01 wrote:

Carolpa wrote:

Note: Airplay works max 48kHz and 24bit; Core compatible

When streaming from the B&O App, the device acts as a DLNA server, Airplay is not used here. For the purpose of helping the OP, I converted an ALAC file (24/96k) to a 24 bits / 96,000 kHz AIF file, played it against a M3 and I had no issue.

your test is exact what I ment. Because of Airplay limitation of bitrate and resolution, it always plays on a Core because it (bitrate/resolution) is within the specs of the Core. But if the bitrate and/or the resolution of the aiff files is beyond the specs of the Core, these files are not playable in the Music source. This has nothing to do with the B&o app.

f.e. ever tried to play a 32bit WAV on the Core! You simply can't..........

what are the resolution and bitrate of the aiff files?

 

Note: Airplay works max 48kHz and 24bit; Core compatible

 

The app is a controller, so the fault as discibed doesn’t originate in the app.

 

Dear Carolpa,

Thank you for your reply.
My AIFF files are 16 bit/44.1 kHz.

 I see... it it does not come from the app, could it be my product then?

mbolo01 wrote:

@Antonius Robin Iriawan:

- have you recently installed something new on your device? Something that could conflict with the TCP port used for the DLNA service, 8085 here.

- are your AIFF files higher than 96,000 kHz?

Below is the M3 notification while playing:

{"notification":{"timestamp":"2020-10-22T07:55:07.563396",
"type":"SOURCE","kind":"source","data":{"primary":"music:2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"primaryJid":"2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"primaryExperience":{"source":{"id":"music:2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"friendlyName":"Music","sourceType":{"type":"MUSIC"},"category":"MUSIC","inUse":true,"profile":"","linkable":true,
"recommendedIrMapping":[{"format":0,"unit":0,"command":145},{"format":11,"unit":0,"command":145},{"format":11,"unit":0,"command":148},
{"format":0,"unit":0,"command":150}],"contentProtection":{"schemeList":["PROPRIETARY"]},
"embeddedBinary":{"schemeList":[]},"product":{"jid":"2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com",
"friendlyName":"M3"}},"listener":["2730.1200316.28725910@products.bang-olufsen.com"],"lastUsed":"2020-10-22T07:52:24.220000",
"state":"play","_capabilities":{"supportedNotifications":[{"type":"SOURCE","kind":"source"},
{"type":"SOURCE_EXPERIENCE_CHANGED","kind":"source"},{"type":"PLAY_QUEUE_CHANGED","kind":"playing"},
{"type":"NOW_PLAYING_ENDED","kind":"playing"},{"type":"STREAMING_STATUS","kind":"streaming"},
{"type":"PROGRESS_INFORMATION","kind":"playing"},{"type":"NOW_PLAYING_STORED_MUSIC","kind":"playing"}]}}}}}

{"notification":{"timestamp":"2020-10-22T07:55:07.564458","type":"NOW_PLAYING_STORED_MUSIC","kind":"playing",
"data":{"name":"Space Oddity","duration":320,"trackImage":[{"url":"http://<iphone IP address>:8085/media/artwork/3704425888912782282","size":"large",
"mediatype":"image/jpg"}],"artist":"David Bowie","artistImage":[],"album":"","albumImage":[],"genre":"","originalSource":"DLNA",
"playQueueItemId":"plid-1481"}}}

Dear mbolo01,

Thank you for your help.

I will answer with bullets corresponding to the questions:

• I just changed my phone from iPhone 6s to iPhone SE (2020). For connection, I make no modifications. However, I will focus on the TCP that you mentioned.
• No, my AIFF files are 16 bit/44.1 kHz
  

Thank you for your log file. Now, I can take a look more closely.

Antonius Robin Iriawan wrote:

No, my AIFF files are 16 bit/44.1 kHz