Could not find any results using just the word “cast” or “play on” or “streaming” so I am posting a new topic.
I have this issue where I can not see my castable devices on the network if Equalify is installed. I know it will not effect the cast devices but would be nice to still be able to cast from my computer without the EQ turning on. The current work around I have found is to open it on my phone, connect to my cast device, then open it on the computer and it will disable Equalify as I want it to and then show me my network cast devices. Is there a way to add this as a feature to allow the network cast devices to be shown and just disable Equalify if one is selected?
Operating system:
Windows 10 Ent x64 LTSC
Soundcard:
Google Home and Chromecast Audio
Spotify version
1.1.46.916.g416cacf1 (Just updated today before I posted this)
Equalify Pro version
1.4.7 (Just updated today before I posted this)
Any special software or hardware you might have installed:
None
Anything else that can be useful or is related to audio processing on your system
As said above, I can force it to work if I cast from my phone first then open the desktop app on the computer but I can not get it to register them if I open on the computer first. Everything is on the same VLAN and I also have all the multicast ports listed by Google and Spotify open on the firewall appliance to allow non-discriminant forwarding internally and externally to the Google and Spotify servers as well as internal devices on the network. It does this regardless of LAN / WLAN connection used. I can even get the devices to register when my phone is on Data and not WiFi. The only way I have found to get it to work again is to uninstall Equalify but I DONT want to do that for when I actually do need to use it on an AUX line.