Karlchen

Seems to be a dead end here - no issue in our code. This happens if the client requests a fixed number of items.

We may look for `Adding header` which is necessary for Samsung.

It looks perfectly good to me.

Can you try building 1.12.1 or even the current head. If you compiled pupnp yourself, please check for header files from the system's installation, because it looks like the call...

I already copied part of your changes to CMakeLists into my local branch, but the interface problem is located in PUPNP.

There is one possible reason: PUPNP is very strict about the multicast routing beeing set: call the commands in [Network Setup](https://docs.gerbera.io/en/latest/run.html#network-setup) once again (if already done)

Did you also try `gerbera -e /dev/net/realtekwifi/0`?

I just came across an interesting question: Is there a logical name for the device like `wifi0` or `eth0` because that is what libUPnP is looking for?

Sorry, haven't seen any change there. You may try libnpupnp.

My idea is to build up a database table that contains a predefined "random" playlist which is updated after each played item. Never found the time to implement that.