I have installed Picorplayer on Allo digione signature, I have tried
hours to setup the usb drive, but failed. I use macbook pro to do the
setup, followed every step I could find on the internet, I just cannot
get Digione to work with USB external hard drive, the error message is:
"the operation
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cliveb wrote:
> Pleased to hear you're happy with the CORE32.
>
> My LMS runs on a Pi3. It sits there working, no maintenance, updates
> don't happen at all because they don't need to happen. It's still
> running piCorePlayer version 4.something, because it does what's
> required, isn't broken
bpa wrote:
> Out of curiousity,I got a CORE32 at launch price which was better value.
> It sits there working, no maintenance, updates happen by themselves
Pleased to hear you're happy with the CORE32.
My LMS runs on a Pi3. It sits there working, no maintenance, updates
don't happen at all
Glad it's sorted.
Brian
In UK: rPi4 running LMS, Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video
Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77 Integrated Amp - AVI
Neutron 4 Speakers - Sennheiser HD25 Headphones. Boom in Bedroom.
In Nicosia: LMS running on a small form factor Windows PC,
I think there was something screwed with my system. I stopped LMS and
renamed favourites.opml. When LMS started it created a new one and I
mostly copied the contents of the old one into it.
Then everything was fine and I now have nice neat favourites, which I
shall use in vengeance over the
ModelCitizen wrote:
> I had high hopes of this but no.
>
> The setting was on... and now it is off... and it still does not work.
>
> And yup, I am in list view. :-(
>
> 36910
What do you see exactly, this is what I see moving a track into BBC
folder. Sorted and unsorted, both work for
I had high hopes of this but no.
The setting was on... and now it is off... and it still does not work.
And yup, I am in list view. :-(
36910
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cpd73 wrote:
> ...also you can only drag'n'drop favourites it Material is -not- set to
> sort favourites - look in Settings/Interface
Seems to work for me regardless of this setting (in list view only of
course).
*Server - LMS 8.3.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Argon one case/pCP 8.1.0 - 75K library,
cpd73 wrote:
> ...also you can only drag'n'drop favourites it Material is -not- set to
> sort favourites - look in Settings/Interface
That will surely be the answer.
Brian
In UK: rPi4 running LMS, Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video
Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77
Sorry, It does not work in either view.
Upload of video proof will not work for some reason, but exactly the
same thing happens in list view. :-(
Any ideas?
In desperation I will reboot the Chromebook.
Take care of your tongue. It is in a wet place and can easily slip.
Lounge: Naim NDX
...also you can only drag'n'drop favourites it Material is -not- set to
sort favourites - look in Settings/Interface
*Material debug:* 1. Launch via http: //SERVER:9000/material/?debug=json
(Use http: //SERVER:9000/material/?debug=json,cometd to also see update
messages, e.g. play queue) 2.
Labarum wrote:
> You are in Grid View. It doesn't work in Grid view. Switch to List view.
> Screenshot follows!
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In Grid view seen the box of squares. In the list view see that box of
squares crossed out
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You are in Grid View. It doesn't work in Grid view. Switch to List view.
Screenshot follows!
Brian
In UK: rPi4 running LMS, Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video
Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77 Integrated Amp - AVI
Neutron 4 Speakers - Sennheiser HD25 Headphones. Boom
Well, thank you very much chaps. I am honoured.
But, no it still does not work for me, in either view... and it does not
work for me on my Windows workstation either.
Therefore I suspect I am doing something really stupid, so I have tried
to link to a video od me dragging and dropping it that
kidstypike wrote:
> It should work, but not in grid view.
I was not in Grid View - I never am!
You would think I would be good with spreadsheets, but I'm not!
Brian
In UK: rPi4 running LMS, Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video
Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77
It works for me on my Chromebook. I have never created a Folder in
Favourites before, but I did so (Just for you). I dragged and dropped
and item into the folder then realised I didn't know how to take it out
- but there is a menu to return a favourite to the parent folder. That
worked too.
I
ModelCitizen wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I've started to use Favourites in earnest. I've made some folders and
> expected to be able to drag and drop existing favourites into the
> correct folder, but drag and drop does not seem to work.
> Is it best to work on the raw favourites file?
>
> LMS on
Hello.
I've started to use Favourites in earnest. I've made some folders and
expected to be able to drag and drop existing favourites into the
correct folder, but drag and drop does not seem to work.
Is it best to work on the raw favourites file?
LMS on Windows
Material skin in Chrome on
agbagb wrote:
> "Best" is very subjective of course - but I've run LMS and Squeezebox
> arrays on Windows (currently Win11) with very, very few problems, for
> many, many years.
>
> Maybe I'm that "lucky customer" but I've had very, very few general
> Windows hiccups at all, in any regard,
bpa wrote:
> Brexit has made life weird. I now use Amazon.de a good deal (because
> they seem to want the displaced uk users - they have english option),
> but for some goods (i.e. electrical UK plug, PC keyboards) I'll use
> amazon.co.uk - Amazon deal with all custom & duty up to 150 - not
I ordered a couple of Raspiaudio Muse Proto boards from Amazon.de
because Amazon.co.uk didn't list any stock. They're due to arrive on
Monday, having started their journey in or near Barcelona. They're now
undergoing customs clearance in Mouscron in Belgium. I have no idea
whether I'll have
slartibartfast wrote:
> I suppose being in the EU Amazon.fr is OK for you
Brexit has made life weird. I now use Amazon.de a good deal (because
they seem to want the displaced uk users - they have english option),
but for some goods (i.e. electrical UK plug, PC keyboards) I'll use
amazon.co.uk
bpa wrote:
> I ordered from their website on 12th (I think) and I think even then it
> said "on backorder" - very very shortly afterwards, ordering moved to
> Amazon.
> Delivery is coming from Amazon.fr - so I have a crossover order.I suppose
> being in the EU Amazon.fr is OK for you
slartibartfast wrote:
> Where did you order your Raspiaudio player from? I only see it on
> Amazon.fr and they are sold out.
I ordered from their website on 12th (I think) - very very shortly
afterwards, ordering moved to Amazon.
Delivery is coming from Amazon.fr - so I have a crossover order.
bpa wrote:
> It used to be "low power" meant "limited functionality". Now with Pi4
> and even CORE32 - these units are not only low power but can support
> sync on many players, do full transcoding and possible DRC and other
> processing stuff. It is also now simpler to add a Pi based LMS than
slartibartfast wrote:
> Low.power options for LMS have come a long way from pogoplugs
> [emoji1787]
It used to be "low power" meant "limited functionality". Now with Pi4
and even CORE32 - these units are not only low power but can support
sync on many players, do full transcoding and possible
bpa wrote:
> Out of curiousity,I got a CORE32 at launch price which was better value.
> It sits there working, no maintenance, updates happen by themselves. As
> a tinkerer, I am little annoyed it doesn;t have the latest updates and
> worry what happens if Polyvection disappears - that said I
Labarum wrote:
> That is my experience too. Now, though, my PC is 15 years old and has
> run out of steam, and even with an SSD installed to try to speed it up
> it is no longer fit for purpose. Windows on an inadequate machine was
> causing me problems, not LMS on Windows; so last week I
agbagb wrote:
> I've run LMS and Squeezebox arrays on Windows (currently Win11) with
> very, very few problems, for many, many years.
>
> Maybe I'm that "lucky customer" but I've had very, very few general
> Windows hiccups at all, in any regard, over 20+ years.
>
That is my experience
d6jg wrote:
> piCorePlayer is definitely the easiest by some way these days
Agreed! Although I am running LMS for years now on a customized barebone
PC with Linux, the most straightforward way of running it these days is
indeed piCorePlayer however.
A self installed, customized system is IMO a
cliveb wrote:
> While the Polyvection players look decent value, I can't see how the
> price of the CORE32 server can be justified. Setting up piCorePlayer as
> a LMS server on a RPi really is child's play, and can be done for less
> than half the cost of a CORE32.
Out of curiousity,I got a
"Best" is very subjective of course - but I've run LMS and Squeezebox
arrays on Windows (currently Win11) with very, very few problems, for
many, many years.
Maybe I'm that "lucky customer" but I've had very, very few general
Windows hiccups at all, in any regard, over 20+ years.
BTW, we are
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