It's working again now. Must have been a server issue which they have
fixed
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Spoke too soon
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-> Wharfedale Mod
Installed a new server and 2 X Picoreplayer plus Hifiberry Digi+ for a
friend at the weekend. Shovelled his iTunes based music across to the
server and discovered he has a dozen or so DRM protected albums that he
must have bought unknowingly from Apple.
How to get them visible to the server?
I kno
Now the "Recent Artists" etc are also failing with the same error but
Spotify is still working in conjunction with Smart Mix
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I think it has reached EOL
I have just switched to the official app.
Having read the Triode plugin thread in 3rd Party Software you can
install both and use the official app to navigate and control players
that don't have official player support in the official plugin (as long
as you have Triode's
epoch1970 wrote:
> I think there is a 4th option: upgrading the files/albums to DRM-free on
> iTunes Store. I don't think it is free, though...
That's the Apple matching subscription (3) that costs £25.
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usc95 wrote:
> You could use tunebite but it costs money:
> http://www.tunebite.co.uk/tunebite
>
> I am not sure if they have a trial that you could use or not.
I see that is re-recording software. Does it operate faster than
playback?
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mandryka wrote:
> Is it possible to get a list? It was useful on Triode's.
For now you could install and use "What was that tune?" it will give you
info by player including Spotify stuff.
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m_ga...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi, thanks for the reply, however I guess the official app doesn't run
> on LMS (server version)?
>
> Strange is the I keep getting search errors, but after a couple attempts
> it works. Once through with the search, I can use "recent search",
> "recent artist" etc w
m_ga...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Thanks for pointing it out and encouraging me to look further! I had
> configured it, but didn't know to use the basic search for it (I have no
> application icon for it). After searching 2 Spotify options turn up, and
> one of them was this one which works 100%. Pret
It seems to be patchy. I don't believe it's Triode's app I am pretty
sure it is Spotify server side issue. Tonight it isn't working at the
moment.
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Son
deefha wrote:
> I have a plan to collect complete line of Squeezebox devices including
> models variations. After some investigation I have this list:
>
> > > >
- SLIMP3 (wired only)
- Squeezebox SB1 (wired only / wireless)
- Squeezebox SBG (= SB1 with upgraded display) (wired only /
Mnyb wrote:
> Ask in the max2play tread on some devices I think they do transcoding ,
> some of the PI's people use can easilly do it ?
max2play on a Pi can definitely transcode with no issue. I am sure it
should on Odroid also.
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Thinking about this (which I previously thought I would like to see as
well) I now think that due to the storage problems on iThingy's
generally a better solution for those of us that go mobile with
insufficient bandwidth to connect to home would actually be a pocket LMS
server with wifi that the
pippin wrote:
> Well, you can now use WiFi on planes.
> That said, I have actually even used the real thing with internet
> connection to my server at home from an intercontinental fligth. Times
> are changing.
I am sure you did manage to make a connection via VPN but I can't
imagine it was stab
pippin wrote:
> No, I was actually surprised how well it worked. I also used the VPN to
> access other services on my home server, too.
> I was especially surprised because I always thought VPNs don't work well
> through sat Internet due to the extremely high latency and because
> pipelining does
Wireless has instability by its nature.
If you can't wire the devices directly to the router then use homeplug
networking. In my experience it is much more stable than wireless and
isn't that expensive these days.
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I think you would have to install Playlist Manager and add / remove
stuff via the LMS GUI or a control app.
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I have just completed the seeding of a new NAS containing all my music
replicated from my main NAS.
The new NAS will be moving to an offsite location next week.
Both are QNAPs and I have chosen to use their RTRR Remote Replication
system.
I also run a local backup once a week.
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pratt733 wrote:
> In case anyone's watching this thread, I got this to work (Windows only,
> I'm afraid) using the following sound card and waveinput:
>
> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0183ELUTY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
>
> Best of both worlds now. Using a single SONOS
Excellent work by Michael as always as he has restored the Don't Stop
The Music functionality that went west with Smart Mix and The Echonest.
So here I am listening to a FLAC rip of Peter Gabriel's Scratch My Back.
If you haven't ever heard it I would say it is a serious work. It's
reworked cover
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Now you have told us we will be on the lookout on 1st April 2017.
Rick, btw, is in the running for British PM on account of the fact that
he will never give us up or let us down etc. I like that track in
moderation. Perhaps it's my age.
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Someone mentioned that it is possible to have multiple streams with
Deezer free account. Is that correct?
Incidentally the changes to Spotify family mentioned elsewhere have
caused me to experiment with this for kids use. Here is my solution not
using the cloned Triode app route.
Using a pi base
There are two or three ways that you could try but none will be
satisfactory due to lag.
One is to take the audio out from the TV directly into your server if
it's Linux and use the WAV input plugin.
Another is to take the audio out to a Windows PC and then convert that
to a stream that LMS can t
I would recommend a NAS (2 drive in Raid 1) for storage and a Raspberry
Pi3 (wired) for LMS.
Run piCorePlayer or max2play on the Pi and point LMS at the NAS
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justwords wrote:
> Shouldn't this work with any local Lms server? Or is this special for
> Rasperry Pi?
Yes you could but the Pi is a cheap combined player/LMS which is the
point if your requirement is just to add kids Spotify players.
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If it is any consolation I run both mine with the screens permanently
switched off. I have an O2 Joggler alongside one which acts as a now
playing screen and control point.
As long as it plays you don't often need the screen.
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No both are wired via Powerline Ethernet.
The SB3 and Joggler are synced as a group and the Joggler is plugged
into an input on my amp (it could actually play but I never switch to
that input so it's sound is muted). I do this so I can use the VU Meter
(modified) which only works when the Joggler
PS my wife actually LIKES the Joggler as it makes a great digital clock
when not in use.
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You are correct. IPeng is not an option unless you added a wireless
access point and a switch or a wireless router. The Joggler as control
on its own would require just a switch.
PS you don't gain anything audiophile wise by only having a server and a
player connected via crossover cable.
*Vor
Fizbin wrote:
> Ok, thanks!
>
> So what all would I need, aside from the Rasberry Pi LCD screen, to run
> Squeezeplay? I want to control my Transporter, which is wired to my PC.
> I was going to use my Touch as a controller but the screen is too small.
Have you got a tablet of any sort ?
iPad
Fizbin wrote:
> Sometimes (not always) I'd like to have the display turned OFF during
> playback...except if a new track is being played, it would turn on for a
> few seconds and then go off again. Is there a plugin that can do this? I
> doubt it but I figure what the heck, I'll ask.
>
> Over ni
d6jg wrote:
> go to LMS, then Player (choose your Transporter) and then experiment
> with the Now Playing Screensaver options. You may find something that
> will do what you want e.g. Date & Time after a short delay.
There is also a BlankScreensaver plugin IIRC
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Fizbin wrote:
> If you continue to have issues, get a new PS. You can get one here:
>
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Logitech-Squeezebox-Slim-Device-Classic-Power-Adapter-PSAA10R-050-NEW-OEM-/161060667443?hash=item257ff6c033:m:mI8OR8ULTfpRFmuSROAgT-A
> (I think this is the correct one...check your sp
I don't get this.
The best control app IMHO is iPeng by a country mile. It will run on any
iOS device so get a second hand iPod Touch that has wifi and job done.
It doesn't emulate Squeezeplay exactly but that doesn't matter as its
actually better.
There isn't any Linux to learn or anything.
I
Man in a van wrote:
> ahh, ok then the world is your oyster, fill your boots as almost anyone
> with a shed makes a SPDIF. Don't spen too much, if your using windows
> check for a driver, almost any xmos chip based one should be good.
>
> M2tech mentioned already, the one you linked to, lots of
Indefinite article is not relevant in English. The only example I can
think of that might appear is "an" as in an hotel but I have never seen
it in a artists name, an (!) album name or a track but please prove me
wrong.
Tracks aren't ever sorted alphabetically to my knowledge anyway so the
"A Whit
I found an (!) album beginning with an indefinite article.
An Old Raincoat Won't Let You Down - Rod Stewart. It's listed under A
under albums which is correct IMHO so I don't think excluding An would
be correct in English. Not saying those rules apply in other languages.
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DJanGo wrote:
> '?'
> (http://www.allmusic.com/album/a-whiter-shade-of-pale-a-m-mw236482)
In the UK (the home of Procol Harum) there is no such album. The debut
was just called "Procol Harum". A Whiter Shade of Pale was a track on
the album and was released as a single (I have a copy).
I w
DJanGo wrote:
> yapp
>
>
> Thats another "no such Album Thing" outside UK.
>
> [image:
> https://radiotimesdvds.co.uk/16930-thickbox/the-best-of-dave-dee-dozy-beaky-mick-tich.jpg]
> Theese poor Recordstupid mofus are flipping the image to match non UK
> std with the Steering Wheels on the fal
Like it 👍
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The Joggler is expecting to find a dhcp server that will give it an IP
address. This is normally part of the routers job. You don't have one do
you?
If that's right then yes you will need to manually edit the network
config file.
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Normally you would use a PC and Putty to connect and edit the file but
you need an IP address for that.
Connect the Joggler temporarily to your router and see if it gets an IP
address then.
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What do you connect to the Internet with then?
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Plug the Joggler into the wifi router and it should get an IP address.
Then use the connected PC and with Putty do a ssh connection to the
Joggler and edit the file.
I should say though that if you get it wrong you may make the Joggler
unusable.
Why don't you add the switch into the properly worki
You will need the default username & password for the Joggler - from
memory joggler / joggler but google it
Connecting your switch to the wifi router with a wire doesn't mean you
have to use wifi,
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Fizbin wrote:
> Yeah but the WIFI is no where near my switch. It's nice not to have yet
> another trouble shooting issue down the road by adding a router. There
> was a time that I wouldn't even use a switch. I just used a PC to
> Squeezebox cross over cable. :) I hate networks. I walked out a jo
Fizbin wrote:
> So I can't access the joggler without knowing the IP?
Correct. And the Squeezeplay OS is designed to work with DHCP as a
static address is unnecessary for its purpose. Fiddle and you could
easily brick it.
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DHCP has no affect on network speed at all. It is merely a means of
allocating an ip address when a device starts up.
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Just for reference
A static IP is set on the device itself
A reserved IP is set in the DHCP server and says - when the device with
this specific MAC address connects always give it this IP out of the
range
A DHCP also tells devices what DNS server to use so if for example you
wanted to stop usi
No need for the switch if the router has sufficient ports.
Netgear?
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It might be cheaper to use the existing wifi router and a couple of
homeplugs so you can connect the existing switch and make it one large
network. It won't slow things down. It will work and then if you wanted
to you could also stream music from the Internet butvonlybif you wanted
to.
*Vortexb
If you have never set it up then there are different options
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Isn't there a first boot set up routine? I have 2x Joggler both wired
and I thought they did.
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I think you can as others have. Please say where you are geographically
though as this forum is read across the western world.
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Is there a wee bug in 9.1? I add an album and say Play Next. It adds one
after the now playing track. I delete the one in the middle and it seems
I delete the now playing track.
9.1 on on iPhone 6s fully up dated iOS wise.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Yes, but that was done by me when I installed the OS.
>
> All Fizzers needed to do was plug in an ethernet cable and switch on,
> which he has now managed to do. :)
>
> Ronnie
Correction
All Fizzers needed to do was plug in an Ethernet cable connected to a
DHCP enabled r
Always expect the unexpected!
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->
I mean I add an album as Play Next and it adds as Play Next plus 1.
So I delete the track between and it deletes the track now playing!?
I didn't experience before upgrading AFAIK
Deletion is by swipe left or via Edit and Trash
---
pippin wrote:
> Does it also show the wrong track as playing? There's a server bug that
> the server is sometimes a track behind or ahead (forgot which one).
> Adding the album one track too far isn't iPeng's fault, there's no
> command to add something at a certain index, it's the server's
> res
Is this the full half hour argument?
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😃
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Fair point. That is also "new".
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Seriously Ronnie I bet you shipped that Joggler in the certain knowledge
that when Fizbin plugged it in it would just work and he would get
exactly what he was looking for. And of course it would have but for ...
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Man in a van wrote:
> Well stuff happens don't it?
>
> He is a decent bloke and I'm sure that the connecion problem will be
> solved wid all the network gurus, innit? like bro :p (this is how old
> people like me think how younger people speak ;) when in actual fact,
> it's mostly effin and bli
Fizbin wrote:
> Sometimes I turn my PC (with LMS) off at night. I don't have a ton of
> files in my LMS directory to scan, so that's not an issue for me. How
> problematic could things get if I go from fixed IP to DHCP? For example,
> when I turn on my Transporter or Joggler (after rebooting my P
Fizbin wrote:
> Not sure what that means.
The D in DHCP is dynamic. The Joggler & Transporter need to get their
IPs from the DHCP server. Depending upon how often you reboot them the
IPs could change dynamically.
The PC on the other hand is acting as a server (LMS) so the 2 clients
(Transporter
Fizbin wrote:
> Anyone know why my added router would make my WIFI/Internet slower?
> Sometimes sites randomly take longer to connect. Once connected the
> speed is the same.
The IP range on the new router isn't the same as the wifi is it ?
At a command prompt do ipconfig /all
What is the IP a
Fizbin wrote:
> I had a feeling that might be the issue. When I use IE to login, it
> actually tells me where I am logging into. IE reports that it's trying
> to log me into the WIFI PC downstairs.
>
> So how do I assign the "wired router" (upstairs) a different IP?
If you answer the question
He never mentioned the dual network on his PC before now. Not once.
He was asked numerous times for details but chose to ignore for whatever
reason.
In those circumstances the sensible thing to have done was to use
homeplugs to connect the existing wifi router to his switch and then
reconfigure h
bakker_be wrote:
> Belgian band "A Brand"
> Hiphoppers "A Tribe Called Quest"
> Heavy rockers "A Perfect Circle"
Those are all definite articles. It's indefinite ones that are rare in
English in the context of artists & albums but we found one virtually
straight away - An Old Raincoat . Rod
I have a customer who has "issues" with his wifi and Surface Pro
machines. Basically if he connects his Surface Pro to the normal work
network it floods the network in such a way as to make it unusable for
anyone else.
We solved the issue with a workaround that has a second SSID purely for
his use
Fizbin wrote:
> That's it. You're going to see that log now.
I am teasing :)
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I reckon 3.25 Gb equates to close to 24 hours at a sensible Kbps level.
WTF is it?
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Grumpy Bob wrote:
> Having run LMS on a QNAP NAS for several years, I have switched to using
> a Raspberry Pi3 running piCorePlayer and LMS, with the music files all
> on the QNAP. This works far better in several ways and I recommend it!
>
> Robert
+1
Let the NAS do what it is good at - servi
[emoji106]
If it was a FLAC you could split it and never notice (gapless) but much
more difficult to get right with mp3.
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T-bird wrote:
> I just had to try :D
>
> No problem on an linux system
>
> 21022
Was it worth it?
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Have you tried Squeezeplay or Jivelite?
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MeSue wrote:
> The server log is full of errors relating to MusicIP. I disabled it and
> will see what happens.
I gather you are running LMS on an HP Proliant Microserver but you don't
say anywhere what platform. The sort of issues you are reporting suggest
problems with LMS itself as they get r
Mnyb wrote:
> Years MIP can create issues when trying tomcuenup tracks , it has some
> settings it can hog resources .
>
> Btw the microservers are quite open , you can run whatever OS you like ,
> it's basically an intell atom PC in NAS like cabinet , but does not have
> the NAS problems of wei
Details were released yesterday. It has no headphone socket!
I listen to my music using iPeng on an iPod Touch, an iPad and my iPhone
6 as well as my SB hardware and Pi's. I actually use the iPhone and a
pair of B&W P7s as much as any other configuration as SWMBO watches a
lot of TV.
The later i
usc95 wrote:
> Sad how Apple's solution for the problems they have created is using
> dongles. Seems absurd that to listen to music and charge the phone at
> the same time we would need to resort to at least two dongles! This one
> plugged into the lightning port:
> http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P
Logically they have dispensed with the onboard DAC and moved it to the
Lightning dongle. I suppose it might mean that some high end DAC
manufacturers might enter the market with a replacement dongle.
The points about DRM are interesting.
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None of the above is really high end to those downstairs in the
Audiofools lounge!
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*Office* - RPi -> Sony
Ah. Now I totally agree about the interference issue. I have a very nice
portable headphone amp. Won't work with an iPhone due to mobile signal
interference but works perfectly with iPod Touch and iPad with iPeng.
So I think we are saying that the iPhone 7 won't have a headphone jack
but there wi
ashleyw wrote:
> hey guys, for several years I was running RPI2s with hifiberry cards in
> them for syncd multi room using squeezelite primarily with Triodes
> Spotify plugin - the sync was never that great.
> Fro the last 4 months I've been running 9 x Chromecast audio - they work
> brilliantly
Giza2020 wrote:
> I've never had the sync issues you've reported so the pi hifiberry and
> existing squeeze hardware I have all work well together...I have a cc in
> the set up but it's pretty much standalone in a room rarely used but
> I've got the cast bridge set.up on it so using it as a mixtu
bpa wrote:
> If you really want a CC can be wired with a USB ethernet adapter and Y
> cable or use Google own
> https://store.google.com/product/ethernet_adapter_for_chromecast
Didn't know that !
The Google ethernet adpater looks interesting. Would be even better if
it was a homeplug though!
I
I'd suggest that the mirroring approach only fulfills half of the
requirements for a good backup.
What happens if you accidentally delete some files on your main drive
but don't notice for a period of time. A period of time during which the
"deletion" has been written to your backup.
I use rsync
Phillipe's bridges are of course excellent and open up a whole range of
players to the Eco system but unfortunately they all have compromises
IMHO. hi-res, gapless playback, sync etc
The only non Logitech player that fulfills all the criteria to date
seems to be a Pi with DAC. It's the only thing
I have all 3 bridges Phillipe and yes the AirPlay one is the best.
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It will be a corruption at one end or other. Most likely at pi end. Try
reflashing PiCorePlayer.
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*Office*
Man in a van wrote:
> There is this app as well,
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106060-Annouce-Squeeze-Control-is-now-available-as-a-UWP-app-for-Windows-10
>
> I have it on a windows 8 phone and also on an android tablet.
>
> I have not yet tried it in W10 (I lie, apparently
Apesbrain wrote:
> You're right, sorry. It works for me because I also have Squeezelite
> installed on that PC.
Often wondered. What's the difference between Jivelite + Squeezelite and
Squeezeplay ? Isn't Squeezeplay a GUI for an in built instance of
Squeezelite ?
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Man in a van wrote:
> Remember the Squeezeplay OS for Joggler will play through the local
> speakers with no Squeezelite.
>
> Ronnie
I am talking about the Windows or Mac programs Ronnie not the OS.
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kidstypike wrote:
> Squeezelite is a software player.
> Jivelite is the controller software and GUI.
> Squeezeplay is the two above combined.
That's what I thought but have seen people recommend Jivelite +
Squeezelite over Squeezeplay on grounds of audio quality. Any substance
to that ?
Sent f
Probably a perfectly good system for Vortexbox ! But I suspect the
external HD is one of the issues. USB 1.0.
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Sony TA FE 320 -> Sennheiser RS 130 & B&
Mnyb wrote:
> What kind of plugins ? Even dinosaur hardware runs in a couple of
> minutes IME ?
>
> But maybe not with some versions of Erlands plugins , they do some
> database stuff that takes time .
> Some of,his plugins are known to drag out startup .
>
> Run the server without plugins and
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