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Some custom UPnP players can already have AirPlay capability added to them.
I propose an extra check before a bridge for a UPnP device is created. Inquire for a list of _airplay._tcp devices, lookup their IP addresses and if a bridge that's about to be created points to a device that already advertises AirPlay, skip bridge creation for that device.
Example zeroconf/bonjour entry:
Service Type: _airplay._tcp
Service Name: Media-Player-AirPlay-UPnP
Domain Name: local Interface: wlan0
IPv4 Address: Media-Player-AirPlay-and-UPnP.local/192.168.2.17:7000
TXT model = AppleTV2,1
TXT srcvers = 130.14
TXT features = 0x39f7
TXT deviceid =
The IP address is looked up by mDNS most probably.
Let me know if you need any additional zeroconf/uPnP device information.
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Some custom UPnP players can already have AirPlay capability added to them.
I propose an extra check before a bridge for a UPnP device is created. Inquire for a list of _airplay._tcp devices, lookup their IP addresses and if a bridge that's about to be created points to a device that already advertises AirPlay, skip bridge creation for that device.
Example zeroconf/bonjour entry:
Service Type: _airplay._tcp
Service Name: Media-Player-AirPlay-UPnP
Domain Name: local Interface: wlan0
IPv4 Address: Media-Player-AirPlay-and-UPnP.local/192.168.2.17:7000
TXT model = AppleTV2,1
TXT srcvers = 130.14
TXT features = 0x39f7
TXT deviceid =
The IP address is looked up by mDNS most probably.
Let me know if you need any additional zeroconf/uPnP device information.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: