Unable to play songs in Asset 6.1 from Windows Home Server 11

[allgmjim]

I upgraded to 6.1 and can't seem to get it together. The earlier version worked fine. My collection in Asset UPnP is on a Windows Home Server 2011. The server has scanned my albums and tracks. When I open Asset Control it list the albums, tracks, and album art. When I open an album all of the tracks have a musical note in a circle with a line through it. I tried uninstalling and re-installing but nothing changed.

This is what I get when I open an album



This is the server screen.



This is the config screen


Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Spoon]

Re: Unable to play songs in Asset 6.1 from Windows Home Server 11

The line through it means the player does not accept that format, or no player is selected, you have the player selected?

[allgmjim]

Re: Unable to play songs in Asset 6.1 from Windows Home Server 11

The line through it means the player does not accept that format, or no player is selected, you have the player selected?

No on the player. Control searches for one endlessly. Is there some place to specify one? I'm not even sure I understand fully what a 'player' is. I am using a Windows 10 Home PC with Asset Control on it as a player? The PC's USB output is playing through a Korg DS DAC100.

My library is totally flac.

I appreciate the help... Jim

[Spoon]

Re: Unable to play songs in Asset 6.1 from Windows Home Server 11

Asset Control is the control point, with UPnP you need a Server (Asset UPnP), control point and a player, try installing Foobar with the UPnP component as the player.

[allgmjim]

Re: Unable to play songs in Asset 6.1 from Windows Home Server 11

Asset Control is the control point, with UPnP you need a Server (Asset UPnP), control point and a player, try installing Foobar with the UPnP component as the player.

I had been using dBpoweramp Rennaisance before. I believe that served as the player. Is there something I need to do with it after I installed the new Asset version?

UPDATE: I re-installed Rennaisance and all seems well. Thank you for investigating the problem and the advice you gave. Jim