NE5 wrote:
> And rebooting the computer will automatically pick it up again
No you'll need to tell Windows explicitly that LMS is a good
application. IIRC the LMS firewall entry is made as part of the install
process, after you delete you need to manually add a "new rule" for a
program an
I have subscribed to both and there are things I like about both. When
spotify stopped their direct support for LMS, I switched to Deezer just
to try it out. The main thing I noticed about Deezer is that the
download mode from server to phone works much faster. Their servers
must be set up fas
I am using LMS 7.6.1 and have not updated as I am using an old Vortexbox
Well, that won't do it. You'll have to update. FLAC support was only
added in 7.7.x
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And rebooting the computer will automatically pick it up again
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NE5 wrote:
> That would explain it. Just to clarify, you need to untick it from
> trusted progs, reboot windows, then tick it again ?
It used to be that you had to delete the entry - tick/untick means
Windows keeps the old info.
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bpa wrote:
> An intermiitent problem with windows a few ago used to be that when LMS
> was updated, you had to delete the old LMS from Windows Firewall
> "trusted applications" and then re-add LMS again so WIndows processes
> the new version (e.g. make a checksum to validate against LMS being
>
There are reasons why giving LMS a reserved IP address via Dhcp is the
best approach but if you cant for whatever reason then you could
manually give it a static IP outside of the dhcp range.
How you do this depends on the os that LMS is running on.
You do however need to access the router to che
Hi
I am using the Tidal free trial for HiFi subscription. I can't seem to
p[lay any files in FLAC, when I check the file type playing it is always
mp3 256kbps. I have gone into the tidal settings both via a browser and
also Ipeng and clicked on FLAC but this has now effect. I have rebooted
the T
BosseJ wrote:
> I don't have a BT homehub but I found 'something'
> (https://community.bt.com/t5/Home-setup-Wi-Fi-network/Smart-Hub-DHCP-reservations/m-p/1855486#M153179)
> via Google:
> I assume you have admin access through the web interface on the homehub.
>
> >
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Log into your homehub and hopefully there will be a setting for it.
> Maybe someone who has a homehub can give more info.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
I don't have a BT homehub but I found 'something'
(https://community.bt.com/t5/Home-setup-Wi-Fi-network/Sma
NE5 wrote:
> how do you do that ?Log into your homehub and hopefully there will be a
> setting for it.
Maybe someone who has a homehub can give more info.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> You can reserve an IP address for the server in your router settings.
> That would be one less thing to worry about.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
how do you do that ?
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An intermiitent problem with windows a few ago used to be that when LMS
was updated, you had to delete the old LMS from Windows Firewall
"trusted applications" and then re-add LMS again so WIndows processes
the new version (e.g. make a checksum to validate against LMS being
modified by malware).
This morning, I have enabled the windows firewall so it blocks all
public networks. I have NOT turned it on for home networks, and the SB
is still working perfectly.
I have not as yet uninstalled AVAST which, upon closer inspection, does
not have a firewall. The firewall comes with the paid vers
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