Pierre Ståhl

As far as I know there's no way of checking that, but I have not looked into it that much though. My guess is that it's not possible as the...

Please try any of the tts services instead, like `tts.google_translate_say` if you use Google's service. Hopefully that will work.

This should be fixed in `master`, but it's not released yet. Would be great if you could verify that!

I know that a lot of apps provides very little to no metadata at all. Not much I can do about that I'm afraid. By running `atvremote` with the `--debug`...

Looks like it requires authentication. Would be great if you provided the feature string of the device so I can verify that. You can get it by scanning with debug...

I believe it will require transient paring to work, something I'm partially done with. I still need to figure out how the encryption is supposed to work, but hopefully I...

Unfortunately no, I have not worked on this. The problem is that the AirPlay receiver in question is an AirPlay 2-only receiver, so it doesn't support the AirPlay 1 protocol...

Can you possibly help me finding the supported features string for your receiver? It is listed when you enable debug (i.e. `atvremote --debug scan`) for the AirPlay service of your...

Ah, yea, thank you! 👍

@jnnkB Can you try https://github.com/postlund/pyatv/tree/raop_test and see what happens (`raop_test` branch)? I'm a bit curious of the outcome.