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67 lines
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# Using Remote
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Remote gets a list of output devices from the server; this list includes any
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and all devices on the network we know of that advertise AirPlay: AirPort
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Express, Apple TV, ... It also includes the local audio output, that is, the
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sound card on the server (even if there is no soundcard).
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OwnTone remembers your selection and the individual volume for each
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output device; selected devices will be automatically re-selected, except if
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they return online during playback.
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## Pairing
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1. Open the [web interface](http://owntone.local:3689)
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2. Start Remote, go to Settings, Add Library
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3. Enter the pair code in the web interface (update the page with F5 if it does
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not automatically pick up the pairing request)
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If Remote doesn't connect to OwnTone after you entered the pairing code
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something went wrong. Check the log file to see the error message. Here are
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some common reasons:
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- You did not enter the correct pairing code
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You will see an error in the log about pairing failure with a HTTP response code
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that is *not* 0.
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Solution: Try again.
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- No response from Remote, possibly a network issue
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If you see an error in the log with either:
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- a HTTP response code that is 0
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- "Empty pairing request callback"
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it means that OwnTone could not establish a connection to Remote. This
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might be a network issue, your router may not be allowing multicast between the
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Remote device and the host OwnTone is running on.
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Solution 1: Sometimes it resolves the issue if you force Remote to quit, restart
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it and do the pairing proces again. Another trick is to establish some other
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connection (eg SSH) from the iPod/iPhone/iPad to the host.
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Solution 2: Check your router settings if you can whitelist multicast addresses
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under IGMP settings. For Apple Bonjour, setting a multicast address of
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224.0.0.251 and a netmask of 255.255.255.255 should work.
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- Otherwise try using avahi-browse for troubleshooting:
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- in a terminal, run `avahi-browse -r -k _touch-remote._tcp`
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- start Remote, goto Settings, Add Library
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- after a couple seconds at most, you should get something similar to this:
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```
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+ ath0 IPv4 59eff13ea2f98dbbef6c162f9df71b784a3ef9a3 _touch-remote._tcp local
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= ath0 IPv4 59eff13ea2f98dbbef6c162f9df71b784a3ef9a3 _touch-remote._tcp local
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hostname = [Foobar.local]
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address = [192.168.1.1]
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port = [49160]
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txt = ["DvTy=iPod touch" "RemN=Remote" "txtvers=1" "RemV=10000" "Pair=FAEA410630AEC05E" "DvNm=Foobar"]
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```
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Hit Ctrl-C to terminate avahi-browse.
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- To check for network issues you can try to connect to address and port with telnet.
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