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Hmmmm. `sudo lsof -n -P -i +c 13` tells me `shairport-syn 1573 shairport-sync 5u IPv4 28706 0t0 TCP *:5000 (LISTEN)` `shairport-syn 1573 shairport-sync 6u IPv6 28707 0t0 TCP *:5000 (LISTEN)`...

Tried to edit the config file to add hw:CARD=HDMI,DEV=3 to the output, and that didn't work.

It's odd that version of shairport-sync is old--far as I know I was using an up to date link. also this: ``` $ sudo apt-get upgrade shairport-sync Reading package lists......

Building from source worked a charm! Many thanks for this.

Looks like I spoke too soon about -v keeping the connection up. It stops running after a minute or so.

Pretty sure I saw info on PulseAudio running, but I'm unsure. How would I tell? Here's the syslog immediately after a cold boot and with shairport set to run automatically...

Ok, I restarted shairport-sync with `shairport-sync` and it was available to send audio to until I stopped the command in the terminal window. Then I grepped the syslog and got...

I did set log verbosity to 1 before trying this. that refers to /var/log/syslog right? is there a separate log for shairport-sync?

having tons of trouble following instructions at https://askubuntu.com/questions/814/how-to-run-scripts-on-start-up (all sorts of tries from there) to get shairport-sync to start automatically. Anyone have this working in a GUI environment?

> Dunno which log it goes in to. I use `journalctl`. Something like: > > ``` > $ sudo journalctl | grep shair > ``` Back to this. This command...