Serviio

First question, is the content length for transcoded audio always 900000000 (I need to detect whether I can give a progress update based on percentage)

Second question is more implementation, what is the best way to detect when I have finished downloading the complete audio file?

I have the following in a loop, but inputStream.read(buf) doesn't return on the final (or I suppose final+1) read. Looking online, I either need to know the content length, which won't happen, or the server needs to close the connection.

The 90000000 is a randon length, needed by Http 1.0 DLNA renderers, who don't support chunked encoding. I *think* the connection should close, can you try with wget or similar?

Ok, I don't mind what it is, I just need a consistent way to tell if the file is being transcoded right now, or if it is native/from an already transcoded file. Is there a better way to detect it?

I'll try wget in the morning to see if that sheds any light. (The code works fine for non transcoded audio)

For DLNA Serviio sends CI value of 1 in the protocol info for file that is being transcoded and 0 for file that is played natively or already is fully transcoded. I guess I could add another attribute to the API to mimick this.

We can talk about it later. For now you can check for the 900000... value, as a hack.

Doesn't look like it closes the connection, wget downloads the file then hangs.

I have now fixed this, hopefully not breaking anything else Do you need a build? I'm away for the weekend but could send you one next week.

A build next week would be good, thanks.