tromatik/docker-bubbleupnpserver repository overview

⁠docker-bubbleupnpserver

⁠Introduction

BubbleUPnP Server provides new services, many of them running on top of your existing UPnP/DLNA devices:

- Make various media formats not natively supported by Chromecast playable with transcoding. Works in tandem with Android BubbleUPnP
- Secure Internet access to your UPnP/DLNA Media Servers content with Android BubbleUPnP and foobar2000.
- Stream and download your music, video, photos with your Android device from a mobile or WiFi connection with optional transcoding to reduce bandwidth.
- No need to sync, to upload to the cloud, to register to an online service
- Create OpenHome Media Renderers from any UPnP AV renderer (provides on-device playlist, multiple Control Point access to the same renderer)
- Fix issues of UPnP/DLNA Media Servers (discovery issues, broken data, add some audio DLNA compliance) by Creating a proxy Media Server
- Access your UPnP/DLNA Media Servers across different networks

BUBBLEUPNP SERVER IS NOT AN UPNP AV MEDIA SERVER

⁠Installation

Pull the image from the docker registry e.g.

docker pull tromatik/docker-bubbleupnpserver

or build it:

git clone https://github.com/Trauma/docker-bubbleupnpserver.git

cd docker-bubbleupnpserver

docker build --tag="$USER/bubbleupnpserver" .

run your build: docker run -d --name=<your_container_name> --net=host $USER/docker-bubbleupnpserver:latest

⁠Quick Start

Run the downloaded image (as a daemon):

docker run -d --name=<your_container_name> --net=host tromatik/docker-bubbleupnpserver:latest

⁠Test it

http://<host.ip>:58050 or https://<host.ip>:58051

⁠Configuration

Configuration is available through bubbleupnpserer's web interface.

⁠Shell Access

For debugging and maintenance purposes you may want access the containers shell. Either add after the run command or tun e.g.

docker exec -it "$USER/docker-bubbleupnpserver" bash

or docker ps docker exec -it <container-id> bash

⁠Autostart the container

add the parameter --restart=always to your docker run command.