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I am quite the newbie when we're at desktop environments in Linux. I envision a seamless future where I could start UxPlay remotely, preferably using a Linux service or SSH. Nothing appears on the desktop environment, PIXEL on a Raspberry Pi 4, when I run this through SSH:
uxplay -n Mycelium -nh
Instead, my Macintosh disconnects from the AirPlay server. I know this is because the command was not meant to be run remotely. This is an extract of the output:
GStreamer error: GStreamer encountered a general resource error.
Removing connection for socket 32
Destroying connection
Open connections: 1
raop_rtp_mirror->running is no longer true
Removing connection for socket 34
Destroying connection
I would appreciate it if you would render me support to start UxPlay without accessing the desktop environment.
If you wondered why I did not use the -rpi option, the streaming is laggier than without using the option.
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I am quite the newbie when we're at desktop environments in Linux. I envision a seamless future where I could start UxPlay remotely, preferably using a Linux service or SSH. Nothing appears on the desktop environment, PIXEL on a Raspberry Pi 4, when I run this through SSH:
Instead, my Macintosh disconnects from the AirPlay server. I know this is because the command was not meant to be run remotely. This is an extract of the output:
I would appreciate it if you would render me support to start UxPlay without accessing the desktop environment.
If you wondered why I did not use the
-rpi
option, the streaming is laggier than without using the option.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: