Re: Rygel v0.28.2 on Fedora 23/pulseaudio - using Kodi as Renderer fails

[Jens Georg <mail jensge org>]

> (install all dependencies)
>
> ./autogen.sh --prefix /usr

Btw, you can run ./autogen.sh devel (or --enable-uninstalled) and can 
run rygel out of the source tree.

> ...
>
>                     rygel 0.29.1.19-4022-dirty

Yeah, that's the right one

> $ rygel --config=/etc/rygel.conf

> Rygel-Message: rygel-acl.vala:143: No ACL fallback policy found. Using
> "allow"
> Rygel-Message: Rygel v0.29.1.19-4022-dirty starting…
>
> (rygel:7220): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_path_is_absolute: assertion
> 'file_name != NULL' failed
>
> (rygel:7220): Lms-WARNING **: rygel-lms-category-container.vala:422:
> Container All: SQLite error 1: no such table: audios
>
> (rygel:7220): Lms-WARNING **: rygel-lms-category-container.vala:422:
> Container Artists: SQLite error 1: no such table: audio_artists
>
> (rygel:7220): Lms-WARNING **: rygel-lms-category-container.vala:422:
> Container Albums: SQLite error 1: no such table: audio_albums
>
> (rygel:7220): Lms-WARNING **: rygel-lms-category-container.vala:422:
> Container Videos: SQLite error 1: no such table: videos
>
> (rygel:7220): Lms-WARNING **: rygel-lms-category-container.vala:422:
> Container All: SQLite error 1: no such table: images
>
> (rygel:7220): Lms-WARNING **: rygel-lms-category-container.vala:422:
> Container Years: SQLite error 1: no such table: images

Meh. To be ignored.

> (rygel:7220): GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: g_inet_address_new_from_string:
> assertion 'string != NULL' failed

Fixed in latest GUPnP/GSSP.

> Kodi sees GST launch as before - exposes the 3 streams as configured
> (mp3/wav/flac)
>
> All three fail to play.
>
> Kodi (OSMC raspberry) Log snippet:
>
> 3:26:59 135108.890625 T:1957605936   ERROR: CCurlFile::Stat - Failed:
> HTTP response code said error(22) for
> http://192.168.1.2:65530/GstLaunch/i/bXlwdWxzZWF1ZGlvZmxhYw%3D%3D/res/primary_http.monitor
> [2] ! flacenc

It's still picking up weird URLs. Which Kodi/OSMC version is that? Can 
you provide a tcpdump/wireshark capture? For tcpdump, make sure it 
doesn't cut off the packets (-s 0)