Yea, I use it for local playback with my H5's when I'm out of the house, and at home I use it to stream from a NAS drive to both a Chromecast Audio and Sonos. I don't think it forces you to enable Apple Music if you don't want to play local files.
DLNA app for IOS with chromecast audio support
Thanks for the tip!
But, I've had no luck with it. It did find my servers, but did not succeed to scan the content.
It kept on writing 'syncing' for ever and had to start to again next time the app was opened.
Tried my good old 8Player app to see, if everything was ok with the servers - it was ok (as expected).
AND...surprice, I noticed that the 8Player now supports casting as well ;-)
My Chromecast devices (including the Homegroup with all together) were there as output devices.
And it works/works well as it should.
So I deleted the Glider app - why should I keep it?
Apart from the strange icons displaying the output devices, I'm pleased with this (unexpected) solution.
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MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
So, please report back.
Not offering an iPad version is a drawback for me, in any case.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
That stinks.
It works great for my setup with local Apple Music files plus two different media servers (MinimServer and Twonky). All of the music is presented as one big library which adapts when the media servers go offline. I've never seen this type of feature before, and it's really quite slick. Of course, it's only slick if it can actually load your music :)
It looks like they have a community forum that's somewhat active. Maybe post the issue there? https://community.glideraudio.com/
I did pay in-app, but everything worked before that.
Alright - I might be giving it a go another day, then.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
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