Jupii
UPnP/DLNA client for Sailfish OS
Following features are implemented:
- Discovery of UPnP/DLNA devices in a local network
- Remote control (Play, Pause, Next, Prev, Seek, Volume up/down)
- Playing local content (Music, Video, Images) on Media Renderer devices
- Playing gPodder's podcasts
- Playing remote content (e.g. internet radio, SomaFM channels, Icecast streams, FOSDEM videos, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, TuneIn stations)
- Playing items from Media Servers on Media Renderer devices
- Streaming of local Microphone to Media Renderer devices
- Streaming of audio playback of any local application (similar functionality to pulseaudio-dlna server)
- Screen casting (beta feature)
- Recording of tracks in Icecast streams
- Play queue (play once/repeat options)
- Playlists (saving/opening)
- Sharing content to other devices via UPnP Media Server
Any comments, issue reports are highly appreciated.
Translations:
All translations are very welcome. There are three ways to contribute:
- [preferred] Transifex project: https://www.transifex.com/mkiol/jupii/
- Direct github pull request: https://github.com/mkiol/Jupii/tree/master/sailfish/translations
- Translation file sent to me via e-mail: jupii@mkiol.net
Source code: https://github.com/mkiol/Jupii
Bugs, Feature requests: https://github.com/mkiol/Jupii/issues or just email: jupii@mkiol.net
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Application versions:
| Attachment | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
 harbour-jupii-2.9.1-2.i486.rpm | 3.78 MB | 15/03/2021 - 13:43 |
| harbour-jupii-2.9.1-2.aarch64.rpm | 3.47 MB | 15/03/2021 - 13:43 |
| harbour-jupii-2.9.1-2.armv7hl.rpm | 3.4 MB | 15/03/2021 - 13:43 |
| harbour-jupii-2.10.0-1.i486.rpm | 3.79 MB | 24/11/2021 - 20:17 |
| harbour-jupii-2.10.0-1.aarch64.rpm | 3.48 MB | 24/11/2021 - 20:17 |
| harbour-jupii-2.10.0-1.armv7hl.rpm | 3.41 MB | 24/11/2021 - 20:17 |
| harbour-jupii-2.10.1-1.armv7hl.rpm | 3.42 MB | 27/11/2021 - 20:22 |
| harbour-jupii-2.10.1-1.aarch64.rpm | 3.48 MB | 27/11/2021 - 20:22 |
| harbour-jupii-2.10.1-1.i486.rpm | 3.8 MB | 27/11/2021 - 20:28 |
Changelog:
2.10.1 (RC harbour release)
- Fixes for bugs in Album browser (albums without 'album artist' weren't displayed correctly)
- Improvements in device discovery
- External libs update to the most recent versions (FFmpeg, Libupnpp, x264)
- Translations update: German, Polish, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish (As always many to all translators for their great effort!)
2.10.0 (beta release)
- Fixes for bugs discovered in SFOS 4.3 (Due to Tracker upgrade in the recent SFOS release, Album and Artist browser did not work correctly)
- Fixes to SoundCloud integration (SoundCould API has been changed and therefore adding music from SoundCloud browser was broken)
- Jupii as an option in 'Open link' dialog (Jupii can open links and it appears in 'Open link' dialog when you click on the link in other applications)
For more details see the About->Changes page in the app.
Comments
Kabouik
Fri, 2018/08/03 - 03:33
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Any plans to add the possibility to stream content on the phone from another device, like a computer running pulseaudio-dlna? The phone could then become a great receiver for headphones (larger music database, movies with properly set audio sync on the player, etc.).
I'll try Donnie too, see if it is compatible with pulseaudio-dlna.
mkiol
Wed, 2018/10/03 - 20:26
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The scenario you've described is not supported - sorry :-(. Jupii only plays local content on the remote UPnP devices like Smart speaker or TV - not the opposite way.
Actually, I'm investigating pulseaudio-dlna project right but for different use case i.e. not for receiving stream but for sending pa-dlna stream directly from Sailfish device to other UPnP media renderer.
247
Thu, 2018/07/26 - 14:30
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The app stopped working again, maybe the terminal output is useful?
mkiol
Fri, 2018/07/27 - 20:36
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Yes, yes and yes. Logs from terminal output would be extremely useful to identify the cause of the issue. Can you please gather logs and send to Jupii's support email address => jupii[at]mkiol.net
247
Wed, 2018/09/26 - 14:53
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Ok, i will try to, sorry for the late answer...
247
Tue, 2018/07/24 - 01:30
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Tried the app again, and to my surprise it worked like a charm, the only problem is that with most of the videos the 360 tells me format is not supported (while mp4 should be) is this something that can be solved or is just an error xbox side?
247
Mon, 2018/05/28 - 22:03
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Ms should have changed something as neither last update is able to find my xbox 360...thanks anyway...
247
Mon, 2018/05/28 - 13:55
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Already tried with no luck...will try with this mornig jupii udate... :)
247
Sat, 2018/05/26 - 14:07
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Unfortunately i cannot send you any log...jupii does not find my 360 anymore...3 days ago my xbox received an update...maybe is due to that?
mkiol
Mon, 2018/05/28 - 13:38
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Sorry, I have no exerience with xbox.. :/
For device discovery Jupii uses standard UPnP procedure based on SSDP protocol. Maybe support for UPnP was disabled with the latest xbox update? Please try to enable "All devices visibled" and search once again.
247
Mon, 2018/05/21 - 10:18
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Will try...thanks...
247
Sun, 2018/05/20 - 14:54
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Tried it with my xbox 360 but it's not working...when sending a photo (i know it's experimental right now) it open the photo app and just show a black screen, if i send a song, the song is correctly shown on the 360 player but it's loading forever...maybe this area should be improved?or is just i have a poor connection? :)
mkiol
Sun, 2018/05/20 - 20:29
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Can you gather the log and send me (jupii[at]mkiol.net)? It would definitely help me in the troubleshooting.
The easiest way to do it is to run Jupii from a terminal like this:
mkiol
Tue, 2018/02/06 - 22:42
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No yet. I have at least two additional features to implement and then I'm ready to enable translations. Thank you for being patient!
Matteo
Sat, 2018/02/03 - 11:02
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hi mkiol, i have to sell a dongle hdmi dlna for my tv and i would know which devices work with your app. Thanks a lot. Matteo
mkiol
Sat, 2018/02/03 - 14:47
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Hello Matteo. Unfortunately, I have no experience with HDMI dongles, so I can't recommend anything - sorry. In general, Jupii uses DLNA, so everything that supports DLNA should be ok in the most cases.
cvp
Mon, 2017/12/04 - 13:22
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Nice App!! Are you planning to add the features like 1) repeat list/song 2) select all files and adding to the list 3) Remove existing songs from the list? :)
mkiol
Mon, 2017/12/04 - 20:50
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1, 2 -> yes
3 -> there is such option right now. Try to click and hold on item in the playlist
subeditor
Sun, 2017/12/03 - 14:08
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NIce, but the app does not parse SD-card where all my music is stored. "Music" section dislpays only tracks that are stored in phone memory.
mkiol
Mon, 2017/12/04 - 20:49
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Actually you should be able to select files from SD-card as well. Juppi uses standard SFOS components to select Music. This component displays every music track that was indexed including files on SD-card. If you don't see those files, probably there is a problem with Tracker database.
Maybe "SFOS Settings->Utilities->Tracker database->Clear" could fix it?
subeditor
Mon, 2017/12/04 - 23:23
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Oh, yeah, I see now. I have a plugin that exlude SD-card from the tracker (cause otherwise all album arts are included in the gallery).
Then it would br nice to add options to add folder/multiple files via File section of your app.
ziellos
Fri, 2017/12/01 - 22:25
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Works great! The ability to add albums to the playlist would be nice.
birdzhang
Fri, 2017/12/01 - 17:27
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Awesome!!!
minitreintje
Fri, 2017/12/01 - 10:57
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Great! This was a missing SFOS app!
vansid
Fri, 2017/12/01 - 05:51
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Do you have any plans to support MythTV as a UPnP device in the future?
mkiol
Mon, 2017/12/04 - 20:36
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MythTV implements so called MediaServer role - it exposes files for other UPnP devices in the network. Currently Jupii is able to plays only local file stored on phone, so it doesn't use MediaServer :-(
I think you should try Donnie app (https://openrepos.net/content/wdehoog/donnie). It better suits your use case, because it allows you to play files from MediaServer to MediaRenderer devices.
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