openairplay/airplay2-receiver

Server Not Showing up on iPhone

cuboooooo opened this issue · 7 comments

cuboooooo commented

Hello, I know this is probably a stupid question, but how did you or any other successful users obtain your interface GUID? I'm not sure where to start. I'm on Windows 10.

cuboooooo commented

I found one available network interface that contained my IPv6 address, but when I went to use it, it said [Network interface not found.]

cuboooooo commented

And again, sorry for the update, but I found the problem, and put the GUID in brackets, but now the server isn't showing up on my iPhone. :/ They appear to be on the same IP.

systemcrash commented

GUID is randomly generated. Same IP = bad....

dinpau commented

Same problem here also on Windows 10, specified the GUID with brackets but my Iphone cannot find the server

systemcrash commented

Not enough info. I don't even understand the first issue anything more than "it doesn't work for me". This could be anything - but the first I'd check is whether the ZeroConf messages are sent out from the broadcasting host, at least.

systemcrash commented

I'm closing this without further info or logs. I know this for a fact: specifying a GUID where there should be an IP will not get you anywhere. mDNS broadcasts the chosen IP, not its GUID. Use --list-interfaces to query the available ones.

If anyone else has useful info for this (esp on Windoze), please re-open this.

chrislanzl commented

My guess. Confusion came from the README not mentioning what's in your last comment.

Maybe updating it like this:

...
pip install pipwin pycaw
pipwin install pyaudio

python ap2-receiver.py --list-interfaces (identify the GUID of the network interface to be used by receiver)

python ap2-receiver.py -m myap2 -n [YOUR_INTERFACE_GUID] (looks like this for instance {02681AC0-AD52-4E15-9BD6-8C6A08C4F836} )
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