It is available using ickstream, don't know how they do it...
That's strange. Flow doesn't work for me using ickstream. But it does
work using mysqueezebox.com - except for skipping a track.
Haha... I wanted to look into the Deezer Flow feature. Just to figure
out I already added it back in D
JJZolx wrote:
> What's the reason you want to replace the old server? If I were to run a
> desktop version of Windows on a new server, I'd go with Windows 7
> Professional, as licenses are still available. If you're just looking to
> upgrade the OS, maybe that's all you'd need to do - install a n
The code I was referring to is here: https://github.com/keith-g/audiodb
*'puddletag' (http://puddletag.sourceforge.net/)* - now packaged in most
Linux distributions.
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Michael Herger writes:
>> By the way - how does the library view which hides the lossy version
>> when a lossless exist work? Match of all tags?
>
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/blob/public/7.9/Slim/Plugin/ExtendedBrowseModes/Libraries.pm#L30
>
> As you can see from that code snippet it
By the way - how does the library view which hides the lossy version
when a lossless exist work? Match of all tags?
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/blob/public/7.9/Slim/Plugin/ExtendedBrowseModes/Libraries.pm#L30
As you can see from that code snippet it's a rather simple check.
Basicall
Thanks everybody - and you are all right.
The question is obviously what is a duplicate - that's why I put in the
"fuzzy matching of tags".
But I must say I like the SQL approach - I know sqlite a bit and will look
into this.
By the way - how does the library view which hides the lossy version
