tuneblade still cannot find my 4 airplay receivers after upgrading from win7 to win 10 and using your new beta 1.4.0.0

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Any special settings needed?

Never had a problem with win7

[TuneBlade Support]

Hi, 

We'll recommend restarting your router, PC and the receiver to check if this is a sporadic network issue. If the issue is resolved but happens again frequently, you can disable IPv6: 

1) open control panel.

 

2)Choose Network and internet

 

3)Select the VIEW NETWORK STATUS TASKS under NETWORK and SHARING CENTER section

 

4) Choose the active network connection. It is usually name " wireless Network Connection 1" or something similar.

 

5) Click the properties button

 

6) If the Internet PROTOCOL VERSION 6(TCP/IPv6) is checked, uncheck it, then click OK.

 

7) Click CLOSE 

If this doesn't help, and still TuneBlade is unable to find the AirPlay receiver, send us the log file after keeping TuneBlade running for at-least 15 minutes. Logging can be enabled via Settings>>Help tab.

Thanks,

The TuneBlade Team

[t0mste...@gmail.com]

Hello, I have got the same problem after updating system to Windows 10. Your advise failed. Enclosed Log. Please help me. Best wishes, Tomasz Stecewicz

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Hi...I am on Win 10 and solved a similar problem after encountering this issue when my PC started connecting to my network through a wifi bridge. I think this solution should work for most situations, though it takes a few steps...

At your router, assign a static IP address to each of your airplay devices.

Then in TuneBlade, manually add those IP addresses as AirPlay devices. TuneBlade needs a port number. The default port for Airplay is 5000.

If you have multiple airplay devices at a single IP address, you can play around with the port numbers (I think they get chosen sequentially starting with 5000; so with 2 devices, the first will be on port 5000 and the second on 5001).

[TuneBlade Support]

Thank you for sharing. Normally, the port address for AirPort Express and old gen Apple TVs are 5000, for the new Apple TV (2015) it is 7000, and for most HiFI receivers and speakers (Apple approved) is 1024. 

Thanks,

The TuneBlade Team

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Thank you! Had this problem and disabling IPV6 helped on Windows 10.

[vesely...@gmail.com]

Thanks a lot, that helped! :)