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Discovery already listed every MediaRenderer on the LAN, but playback only spoke the Sonos native queue (AddURIToQueue, x-rincon-queue, Seek TRACK_NR, Next/Previous), which a generic renderer faults on, so picking one fell straight back to the phone. A renderer that isn't a Sonos is now fed one track at a time by SingleTrackLoader: SetAVTransportURI + Play for the current track, and SetNextAVTransportURI for the one after it so the renderer moves on by itself without a gap. A renderer without SetNext is advanced by the app when the poll sees it stop (or report NO_MEDIA_PRESENT) at the end of a track; a stop partway is still the stall watchdog's. ActiveUpnp carries the queue mode, picked from the route at select. Skip, previous and queue taps point a one-track renderer at the cursor's track, the poll takes the queue position from the loader instead of the renderer's Track=1, queue changes keep the playing track and re-arm the next, and adopting a running session matches by track id. Sonos keeps its native queue unchanged. DIDL-Lite drops the Rincon metadata for non-Sonos renderers and declares DLNA.ORG_OP=01 so renderers that need it will seek. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>