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Would it be possible to utilize the container to create a sendspin client on the host? I tried looking up the documentation and discussions without finding a real answer. |
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Hi @Pipshag — short version: yes, local/host audio output as an MA player is in our roadmap (v3.x, Phase 1), but we're currently re-evaluating whether to ship it given that Music Assistant now has its own native What's planned in our v3 roadmap ( Why we're hesitating: MA's new
If your case is #2 or #3, local audio backend in this bridge will eventually make sense and is on the roadmap. If MA runs on the same host as your audio output, MA's For the one-stop-shop goal you described: MA |
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Hi @Pipshag — short version: yes, local/host audio output as an MA player is in our roadmap (v3.x, Phase 1), but we're currently re-evaluating whether to ship it given that Music Assistant now has its own native
local_audioprovider for exactly this use case.What's planned in our v3 roadmap (
ROADMAP_V3.md): aLocalSinkBackend/ALSADirectBackenddevice kind that exposes any host PA/PW/ALSA sink (USB DAC, HDMI, analog) as an MA player, side-by-side with the current BT speaker entries — same web UI, same multiroom sync, same lifecycle, just without the BT pair/scan steps.Why we're hesitating: MA's new
local_audioprovider runs inside the MA server process and covers the same need without …