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Please add support for Onkyo TX-NR686 (and all in series) #72
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Stale issue message |
My PR #80 includes an updated eiscp.js that I found which supports up to the series including TX-NR676, which is much much closer to your TX-NR686. I'd recommend trying the 676 to see if it works for you. You can test the PR or wait until it's merged. |
Looks like it works, but the issues is the same.... |
What's the problem? What issues are you seeing? Did you tell it your receiver was a TX-NR676 and it didn't function properly or did it throw any errors? Can you provide a log? |
With my TX-NR686, I'm seeing erroneous inputs, and have no idea how to work within the "net" input, which is where they throw all of the digital network inputs (Spotify, airplay, etc..) |
I've spent a fair bit of time building an EISCP library in Go, and working on my own bridge software. I have a TX-NR686. The net input is its own beast. It simply cannot work like the "normal" sources. I have basically the same functionality in my bridge that this plugin provides. I'm still working on getting listening modes and other things working. |
Since this issue is stale and should/could have been resolved with an update, I'm closing this. If it's still a problem, reopen (or file a issue) and give updated details describing the problem and what version of the plug-in you're currently using. |
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