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I think it comes down to telling Loxone to send another message type (per the Modes), which I don't seem to be able to change (despite the manual suggesting you can select) or getting LMS to respond to the message outlined above. Loxone support put this down to a network issue, but I have now spent around a month with Unifi support trying to troubleshoot but there appears to be no network issue. But, it is unclear how to use the modes and I raised a support ticket with Loxone to ask but they were unable to advise how to select a specific mode. Unless, there is a setting somewhere to help Loxone discover LMS? There used to be "uPNP Modes" in Loxone.

But, natively, Loxone can not see my LMS or SqueezeLite players, but can see Sonos and Volumio. You would think so because Loxone Music Server is built on LMS. Isn't there native support for LMS available on Loxone? There at leastĪre some oldish discussions and announcements out there which would make You might have to tell LMS to save the logging setting - and then restart LMS and see what the plugin reports soon after startup. Perhaps the device did not respond to a discover sent out by LMS so it does not recognise who the request came from. The subsequent code would need some more debug statements inserted to try to work out where it goes next.

# A device or service matching this urn, or a prior versionĭial-multiscreen-org:service:dial sver: 1 My $st = 'urn:dial-multiscreen-org:service:dial:1' Search: dial-multiscreen-org:service:dial sver: 1 so someone would have to open up the code and take a look. This is a legacy plugin with no active maintainer as far as I know. I assume this means that the LMS plugin does not recogniseĪs something that it is supposed to deal with. Is this what I am looking for? Does this help with diagnosis at all? Its a bit mumbo-jumbo to me. But, it does not seem to be replying to Loxone, the first two records above (). It seems the LMS () is replying to other devices (such as plex on ). I then see lots of other M-SEARCH records. Slim::Plugin::UPnP::Discovery::_read (197) M-SEARCH from :xxxxx for upnp:rootdevice (mx: 5) Slim::Plugin::UPnP::Discovery::_read (197) M-SEARCH from :yyyyy for urn:dial-multiscreen-org:service:dial:1 (mx: 1) I have enabled logging, and I think I see the request from the Loxone:
