Also AirPlay Enabled Sonos Devices are being shown

[tosten8489]

Is it possible to exclude airplay enabled Sonos devices from the running service? They show up as doublets in the iOS airplay picker.

[eizedev]

@tosten8489

Sure, you could use the -o (include only listed models) argument for airupnp to only show the models specified with -o, no other speakers will be discovered by airupnp.

So it is not an exclude for all new speakers, it is an include for all old speakers.

If you have other speakers rather than sonos, you also need to add their model numbers to the list.
Instead of -o you can use -m for excluding model numbers or -n for excluding model names.

With -o S1,S3,S5,S9,S12,ZP80,ZP90,S15,ZP100,ZP120 only the following device models will be discovered, so no speakers that are natively supporting AirPlay will be discovered:

Model Number	Friendly Name	Comment (Sonos seriesid, etc.)
S1	Sonos Play:1 (old model)	A101
S3	Sonos Play:3	A100
S5	Sonos Play:5	P100
S9	Sonos Playbar	A100
S12	Sonos Play:1	A200
S15	Sonos Connect	S100
ZP80	Sonos Connect (old model)	C100
ZP90	Sonos Connect	C100
ZP100	Sonos Connect:Amp (old model)	P100
ZP120	Sonos Connect:Amp	P100

airupnp command line arguments

v0.2.41.0 (Dec  8 2020 @ 18:43:14)
See -t for license terms
Usage: [options]
  -b <server>[:<port>]  network interface and UPnP port to use
  -a <port>[:<count>]   set inbound port and range for RTP and HTTP
  -c <mp3[:<rate>]|flc[:0..9]|wav|pcm>  audio format send to player
  -g <-3|-1|0>          HTTP content-length mode (-3:chunked, -1:none, 0:fixed)
  -u <version>  set the maximum UPnP version for search (default 1)
  -x <config file>      read config from file (default is ./config.xml)
  -i <config file>      discover players, save <config file> and exit
  -I                    auto save config at every network scan
  -l <[rtp][:http][:f]> RTP and HTTP latency (ms), ':f' forces silence fill
  -r                    let timing reference drift (no click)
  -f <logfile>          write debug to logfile
  -p <pid file>         write PID in file
  -m <n1,n2...>         exclude devices whose model include tokens
  -n <m1,m2,...>        exclude devices whose name includes tokens
  -o <m1,m2,...>        include only listed models; overrides -m and -n (use <NULL> if player don't return a model)
  -d <log>=<level>      Set logging level, logs: all|raop|main|util|upnp, level: error|warn|info|debug|sdebug
  -z                    Daemonize
  -Z                    NOT interactive
  -k                    Immediate exit on SIGQUIT and SIGTERM
  -t                    License terms

[pwt]

This is also discussed in: #303.

[tosten8489]

Thanks a lot. Must have missed that.

[pwt]

Thanks a lot. Must have missed that.

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