Cut-Throat wrote:
> Setting up a Pi for an LMS server will take about 30 minutes, I and can
> even give you phone support if you want. -- I used to run my LMS
> Server on a Synology NAS, but I feel the Rpi is a bit faster.... Also,
> you wouldn't have the problems that you are now experiencing in this
> thread. Also you are dealing with just one Download (PiCorePlayer)
> instead of separate Download for the NAS.
>
> And yes, you still point to the Music Library from the Raspberry Pi....
>
> And you don't really have 'One Box' now, as you have many players
> pointing at the Server...
Interesting, thanks for the explanation - and the offer of support. I
must admit to being a bit intrigued with the Raspberry Pi - something I
might like to get into as an occasional side interest. For now I'll
stick with the "if it ain't broke" theory and stay with what I know, but
if there are frequent problems resulting from DSM upgrades, Docker, Perl
and the like and I have a spare rainy day in the future, I'll certainly
be back online to investigate further!
Cheers
Andy
My setup:
- LMS 7.9.1-168 running on Synology D218+ connected to Wi-Fi router
via LAN cable
- 1 x Squeezebox Touch, 2 x Squeezebox Radios, 1 x Squeezebox
Receiver, plus Squeeze Player and Squeeze Ctrl Android apps on Samsung
Galaxy Tab S5e and Samsung Galaxy A40 - all connecting over Wi-Fi
- LMS library either ALAC Apple Lossless (scanned in on iTunes) or
ACC/M4A 256kbps downloads from iTunes
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