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@Hedda The Bose SoundTouch devices tend to work fine with Music Assistant via DLNA streaming. |
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Hi @Hedda what would you anticipate this looking like? Other projects like Soundcork, which replicate the Bose servers, might be able to make MA a "source" that is then native to the speaker, could that be it? |
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Any chance @thlucas1 or someone else is interesting in porting this into a native SoundTouch Player Provider for Music Assistant? See:
FYI, Music Assistant (which is now also owned by the Open Home Foundation same as Home Assistant) is an combined free music library manager and integration platform implementation for supporting multiple music sources and player providers via "provider" modules. The Music Assistant server connects to to all type of different streaming services on one side and a wide range of different connected speakers as player providers in the other side. As such this server is the backend core of Music Assistant that keeps track of your music sources and player provider. The server can access multiple music providers and stream to multiple player types.
Music Assistant does however not yet support Bose's SoundTouch as a player provider (i.e. a client player). See:
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For a better overview of what Music Assistant is I highly recommend reading these two blog posts. Checkout:
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This image can otherwise give you a good idea of input (music providers) and output (player providers)
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