![]() So I did a little poking around:ĭownloaded an older version of the firmware and did a string and hex dump to see if there was anything interesting in them. While the string dump was boring, the hex dump revealed:Ġ0000000 01 00 00 00 4f 70 65 6e 57 72 74 00 00 00 00 00 |….OpenWrt….|Įxtracted the Root-FS using Firmware Modification Kit. Root:KgWQIjYw4jNh.:0:0:root:/root:/bin/ash SoundMate:l2xpPLw75h.6.:111:111:SoundMate:/tmp/mnt:/bin/flaseĪfter a few hours trying to brute force the hashes and internet searches, I found this post. Ĭhange the username and the passwords are the same SoundMate/123456, root/ifconfig. With the root password you can login to the telnet port and check it out. The dmesg info shows some other interesting info: dmesg #SOUNDMATE ST200 AUDIO BAD PASSWORD# So there is another bonus, TP-Link TL-WR703N. ![]() There is a great community with many mods available for that router. While the SoC is the same, it comes with an audio card (analog and digital outputs), so the firmware I have created needs to be compiled with the additional driver/s in it. UPDATE – Added firmware downloaded (15-1-2015). Use with caution, and comes with no warrentees: upgrade-1.1.01-A21(A.01).bin #SOUNDMATE ST200 AUDIO BAD UPDATE# This entry was posted in General News, Hardware, Tech and tagged openwrt, SoundMate, WR703n by Kristian. Today we take a look at a WiFi-based music streaming device that hooks up to any stereo or other playback devices that supports an RCA, 3.5mm line-in, 1/4″ (adapter not included) or optical input. This device is developed by Uyesee, a company based in China, and is referred to as “ SoundMate” the “WiFi Music Streaming Receiver”. It will even work in the car since it is powered via USB. The device itself is very small and fits in the palm of your hand. It has a small removable antenna (or upgradable if you see the need) along with USB, line-out and SPDIF (optical). It comes with a line-out cable (3.5mm to 3.5mm) as well as a line-out to RCA for connecting it to your playback device. You will also find a micro-USB to USB cable for charging (the actual charger is not included, so you will either have to connect it to an available USB port on a PC or use one an adapter from another device). You start off by powering the device and hooking it up to your playback device. After that, you need to connect to it from your mobile device or laptop via WiFi as if it was a router. The SSID is available on the bottom of the device.įrom here you have two choices. You can play directly to the device using it as its own WiFi source, or you can add it to your main WiFi network. Then you can control it from any other pc on your network via a VNC connection and even from your smart phone.To do that, once you have connected to the device via WiFi, you will open a browser and point it to the IP address that is (also) listed on the bottom of the device (note: the instructions may list a different IP like it did for us, but most likely the one printed on the bottom of the device is the correct one). The best solution is to have a dedicated pc, if you have a spare one, that you can hard wire right into your stereo. Most of these units don't cost a lot of money so you could google around and see if you can come up with one that has some decent reviews. ![]() You plug the audio out into the transmitter and then the receiver output gets plugged into your audio in. These can have connection issues and interference. I have used RF transmit/receiver units (there are bluetooth units as well) with some success. Maybe someone can make a plugin for MM to stream via Chrome to the audio chromecast. Also, most involve imposing a manufactures system that over rides what you already have, like Apple with Itunes and now Google with their audio chromecast that makes you use Chrome. Unfortunately, most of the solutions to this age old problem are less than perfect. By what method are you able to stream from your pc to your blue ray? ![]()
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