Gen 2i and Bubble UPnP

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Castermane

• March 25, 2019 18:43

Hi,

I want to buy the Bluesound NODE 2i and use it to play all my ripped Cd's that I've put on Windows OneDrive. I've seen that your collaboration with the Groove app has stopped, and so I wonder if is it possible to use the Bubble UPnP App to play music via the Node 2i. (or any other App...)

Bubble UPnP has the advantage you can use it with Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive and many others.

If I'm correct the 2i generation support the DLNA and UPnP, so is it possible ???

Many thanks for your answers...

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  Tony W. - Product Support Manager

  • March 25, 2019 18:57

  Hi Castermane

  Microsoft sold Groove to Spotify and discontinued support of streaming via One Drive as part of that deal, we didn't have much of a say in it.

  BluOS does not support DLNA because the protocol simply is not reliable enough to stay in sync when grouping 3 or more players.

   

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  Castermane

  • March 25, 2019 19:07

  Thanks for the answer, and do you have any solution for the one like me who has all their ripped cds on a cloud like Windows One Drive, Dropbox ,... ??

   

  Thanks !

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  Tony W. - Product Support Manager

  • March 25, 2019 19:33

  Hi Castermane

  Download them to a local drive and create Network Share

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  Castermane

  • March 25, 2019 20:23

  That's a problem for me ! I've more than 300 ripped cds on my OneDrive account ! I've to download all of it, and let my computer turned on when I want to use the Bluesound Node 2i.

  I regret that you don't offer a solution to use the cloud like other manufacturers does.

  So no solution except download my ripped cds ??

   

  Thanks

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  Tony W. - Product Support Manager

  • March 25, 2019 20:30

  If you don't want to keep your PC on all the time, check if your router allows you to connect a USB drive to it as a cost effective NAS solution - but your only current solution is to have your content locally.

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  Castermane

  • March 25, 2019 21:12

  ok Thanks four your answers !

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