Grumpy Bob wrote:
> Looks from the 'manual'
> (http://media.music-group.com/media/PLM/data/docs/P0A12/UFO202_P0A12_M_EN.pdf)
> that the line outs are active at the same time as the USB out, though
> I've not tried it. The headphone output definitely works while the USB
> is connected to my laptop
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I can't offer advice - I'm still using my 20-something year-old Planar 3
> with a Nait 3 with a phono card installed at purchase! For digitising
> vinyl I'm using a Behringer UFO-202 ADC which has line out and a
> headphone jack (and of course a USB out) - cheap from Amazon.
>
New turntable for my Living Room arrives tomorrow. Controversially I
have shunned a Rega or Project and gone for an Onkyo CP 1050. Its a
direct drive TT with retro styling and crucially for me has an S shaped
tone arm with detachable headshell. I like playing around with different
cartridges.
I a
Dont Logitech still sell them? They did so fairly recently
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*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB B
I actually think an LXC image would be a better bet than a Docker.
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*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room*
SlimChances wrote:
> Class T amplifier technology, so named because it comes from a company
> named Tripath. It's a trademark, not a recognized amplifier class; it's
> really just a variant of high-efficiency Class D (switching)
> amplification.
>
>
> https://www.lifewire.com/lepai-2020
Personally Id opt for a Class D amp.
I have a couple of such amps from Topping that I use in the office etc.
Build quality is good.
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Paul_B wrote:
> Catching up on the thread. Lots of words resonate with my own feelings
> (apart from those entering into OS wars :p ) I remember the experience
> of opening the packaging of my first Squeezebox 3 the attention to
> detail was obvious all the way through the product. I can safely s
Hydro wrote:
> Do you know a Bluetooth speaker that enble aux if no BT connected ?
>
> For example I link my speaker to max2play. If I link to my phone via BT
> it play music if my phone isn't connect, it goes back to max2play.
>
> Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
I have one of these
TerryS wrote:
> Well this is embarrassing to admit, but I don't know how to browse to a
> file location on my NAS, so I can't delete the log file. I only know
> how to use the web server interface for the NAS and LMS.
If you are a Windows person the easiest option is WinSCP. -
https://winscp.
I use iPeng on my iPhone (which I leave outside the bathroom having
chosen a playlist) and a waterproof rechargeable Bluetooth speaker. It
didnt cost much but is well built and sounds ok.
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Goodsounds wrote:
> Oh boy, thanks guys. I guess I gave an unintended but clear
> demonstration of my ineptness. I didn't understand what was said. This
> second round of responses together with the first give me a much clearer
> view.
>
> Another dumb question then, so I can better understand
Jeff07971 wrote:
> http://www.ep.ph.bham.ac.uk/poynters/mirror/linux.wav
>
> ;)
Brilliant find!
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*Office* - Pi -> Sony TA FE320 -> Celest
Non Logitech player options (2017)
Raspberry Pi (with optional DAC) - piCorePlayer / Max2Play / Raspbian
etc
iOS device - with iPeng or Squeezepad apps with player option enabled
(recycle an old iPhone as a player ?)
AirPlay device - requires Phillipe's AirBridge plugin - 16/44.1 max -
will sync
dhallag wrote:
> Yes +1 for me as well.
And +1 for me BUT I do also like streaming from Spotify as implemented
by Spotty, DSTM and LastMix when I forget I am my own DJ and fail to add
to my playlist before it ends.
Although I appreciate Michael's efforts with Spotify Connect I can't see
me usin
RonM wrote:
> "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
>
> It's as true now as it was in the 50s.
>
> The big intervening variable then, as now, was the particular
> technological sophistication of the individual concerned. Sure, some of
> us could assemble a crys
I have been tempted to try Roon a couple of times but have baulked at
the considerable effort that I will have to expend to try it and most of
the LMS v Roon comments I have seen end up with LMS being the more
refined system. That said I love the idea of more metadata, album
reviews etc. I also qu
These days it should be - but that won't be the reason it doesn't
work
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cathcam wrote:
> Thats exactly what the big window on the right is. The Windows gadget is
> the tiny window, and coincidentally, thats the shortcut for the BBc
> iPlayer Today list ;-)
I didn't even see the "gadget" although to be fair I am on an iphone
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cathcam wrote:
> I just tried this on Windows 10 latest, and it works fine.
>
> You need to install http://gadgetsrevived.com/download-sidebar/ in order
> to add support for gadgets back in. The you can download the gadget from
> the wayback machine and load it in Windows 10.
>
> However, its p
Roland0 wrote:
> You can get the current cover image from:
> >
Code:
> > http://lms-server:9000/music/current/cover.jpg
> >
> If you want it in the browser, use auto-refresh (eg. for firefox, the
> reloadevery or tabmix plus extensions can do this)
iPhone wrote:
> .
> .
> .
> My main Servers are both Vortexboxes. One is for Music and the other is
> for Movies (One can run movies and music on one server but because my
> music and movie libraries dwarf several hundred average Squeezebox users
> collections, I run one for each format). The Vor
Yesterday I spun up a Plex server. Main reason was films ripped from DVD
but I let it scan my music while it was at it. When it finished (quite a
few hours later) I had a play with the Plex app on my iPhone.
Underwhelmed on the music front. LMS coupled with iPeng does everything
Plex does and a wh
jfo wrote:
> I suspect that Logitech has continued to support this project to protect
> their intellectual property while taking a "wait and see" approach to
> the possible options that might unfold which could allow them to extract
> some value from their investment. It is certainly not because
cliveb wrote:
> Sonos was around long before Logitech bought Slim Devices. The two
> product lines were always at opposite ends of the market. Drawing an
> analogy with HiFi, Sonos appealed to the sort of person who would buy an
> integrated B&O system, whereas the Squeezebox system appealed to t
toby10 wrote:
> Exactly. Those and numerous other reasons are why it is a dead product.
> *WE* all love them and *WE* get/use the SB advantages. But the mass
> market could care less, and for very understandable reasons. In a world
> of streaming compressed music on a mobile device listened to
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I still have a SliMP3, still working !
>
> I never did and never would run slimserver/LMS on anything other than
> *nix
I have installed it a few times on Windows for the hell of it but never
as a production server. My oldest SB is a Logitech SB3 and while I quite
like the id
It might turn a 1 into a 1.1 and a 0 into 0.1 - you never know
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*Office* - Pi -> Sony TA FE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi & SB3 -> Onkyo
A convert !
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*Office* - Pi -> Sony TA FE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi & SB3 -> Onkyo CRN
755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
kidstypike wrote:
> I give up, he's all yours ;)
No. After you ..
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What sort of USB drive?
A Pi can easily power a thumb drive but a full drive often requires a
powered USB hub.
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ghulse wrote:
> Normally if I go to the LMS preference pane on the Mac Mini, it gives me
> the server's IP address as 192.x.x.x and that's what I use on my other
> Mac, adding :9000 to the end of it to access the web interface. But now
> it only gives the server address as 127.0.0.1 and I know I
You can only connect on 127.0.0.1 on the actual machine LMS is running
on - the Mac.
127.0.0.1 / localhost means THIS machine.
>From other machines / devices you need http://192.x.x.x:9000 where
192.etc is the IP of the Mac.
I am not a Mac person but look for power options is System Prefs
*Pi3
127.0.0.1 is localhost
Every machine has this as its alternate default IP as well as something
else (if the network is up)
On your Mac both http://127.0.0.1:9000 and http://192.168.1.x:9000
should work
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paul- wrote:
> Yes, all theoretically possible. But it's not currently developed for
> piCore or pCP. I'm not sure anyone on the dev team wants to work on it
> either. I'm not overly interested.
It's a contradiction in terms. Hi fi 24 bit perfect capable audio player
outputting to decidedly l
Just noticed there are still some new UE Radios for sale - it might need
the "upgrade to LMS" thingy done but
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00A22PBH8/ref=s9_acsd_zwish_hd_bw_bKzXtL_c_x_w?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-6&pf_rd_r=418PKXCBDE05RDF56FY5&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=3
captcaveman wrote:
> Thanks for that, nice to see a full list
> In general its quite hard to find other devices that can do spotify and
> stream off the nework without sending hundreds, though now most AV amps
> have it included
>
> What is the O2 Jogler like and how long do you think it will be
paul- wrote:
> It's about 80Mb unzipped. That's it. If all you use it for is audio,
> you won't need much more. If you want to install add ons you will need
> to expand the partition. The system will prompt you to expand if
> needed. But even then you can use a very small drive.Adding L
captcaveman wrote:
> I want to buy a new music player, probably for my son age 11 for his
> room
> He doesn't currently have a phone though will probably get a cheap
> android
> I use Spotify mostly and could get a family account though just for me
> at present.
> Mu music is stored on the netwo
castalla wrote:
> Any of philippe's bridge plugins.
Yes to Apple & Chromecast versions if the newbie has either device.
Upnpbridge is a bit more fiddly and can be a pain to get working if you
have an obscure device.
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drmatt wrote:
> I use squeezer app, and as for plugins it's BBC iPlayer anyday and
> "music walk with me" as a playlist shifter from room to room.
>
>
> -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
I'd considered Music Walk With Me - I used to use Switch Player but MWWM
is much nicer. I didn't i
Anything that is open to the internet must be considered a risk.
You need to check the forums for Plex etc as general advice won't be
good enough. My understanding of subsonic is that it was designed for
remote streaming but I'd still check.
The best solution is a VPN (not pptp) with solid credent
That built in these days Slartibartfast
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*Office* - Pi -> Sony TA FE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi & SB3 -> Onkyo CRN
755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cu
Inspired by a different thread I thought I would list what I consider to
be the absolute must haves for a newbie coming to LMS
Plugins
Spotty
BBC iPlayer
Music & Artist Info - now that it provides lyrics to IPeng
Others
IPeng - if on iOS
What do others recommend and why? Must have's only.
*P
pippin wrote:
> Ok, Ill check.
> And yes, Discogs is on my todo list
👍
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Pippin.
Great work on the lyrics.
Can you fix the %20 that occurs on the third Wikipedia lookup - iPhone
version but may be on iPad as well ?
Also any chance of a similar lookup to Discography?
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alfista wrote:
> Not sure if that's the reason it failed, but if you have a VB that's not
> the right package, you should use the RPM.
Exactly that I think as well.
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Thanks Gary
Michael thought it was the CPU in mine but perhaps not. I will whip the
old HD out and try a new one with 2.4
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Stratmangler wrote:
> My system details are
>
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.1 - r33735 @ Mon Nov 28 16:49:58 MST
> 2011
> Hostname: NSA310
> Server IP Address: 192.168.0.16
> Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
> Operating system: Linux - EN - utf8
> Platform Architecture: armv5tel-linux
> Perl
dg1sek wrote:
> I upgraded my iPhone to the latest iOS developer release, iOS11.
> Now the Squeezebox remote control app for iPhone no longer works.
> I know that there is an alternative called iPeng, but it's not open
> source, and it's really expensive.
> Does anybody have the source code of t
http://wiki.vortexbox.org/how_to_install_lms_7.9_nightly_from_slim_devices_repo_on_vb_2.3
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Blisteringblue wrote:
> Wow, talk about long winded. I wanted a set and forget style backup for
> this, been looking for reasonable cloud for a while. I've 1TB OneDrive
> from MS through work, 500GB BT cloud with my broadband but £55 for
> unlimited Amazon Cloud gets the nod.
>
> Just spent 2
jclausius wrote:
> Does anyone know how to manually force the Logitech Squeezebox app for
> iPad to search for a server on another 'network' id?
>
> My setup has the following:
>
> 172.16.1.5/16 => Squeezebox Server (wired network)
> 172.16.2.100/16 => iPad and my entire wireless router
>
> I
Look for "device isolation" or similar in the 2.4Ghz Wireless setup
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I have my data stored on a Qnap with LMS running on either a Pi
(piCorePlayer) or an old PC (Vortexbox). The QNAP is mounted either via
SMB or NFS.
One of the officially available Qnap apps is "Connect to Cloud Drive". I
haven't tried it but it supports Amazon Cloud Drive. If it works (and I
have
RIP Chuck
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-> Wharfedale Modus Cu
d6jg wrote:
> But you said you could see something via WinSCP ? Can you screenshot
> that ?
>
> Also could you please provide details of what version of LMS you are
> running and what it is running on. ssods4 suggests a NAS of some sort
> but what.
Also can you screenshot th
sharper9 wrote:
> See below - I'm very new to putty etc.
>
> '[image: https://s19.postimg.org/62qmlumer/error.jpg]'
> (https://postimg.org/image/hrum9tddb/)'' (https://postimage.org/app.php)
But you said you could see something via WinSCP ? Can you screenshot
that ?
Also could you please prov
sharper9 wrote:
> I'm not very sure if I did it right but here we go.
>
> at first I got
> ls: /opt/ssods4/var/home/squeezeboxserver/prefs/: No such file or
> directory
>
> I then went to directory with WinSCP and they are there?
But what is there and what permissions do the files have? That
I have a few tweaks applied to my VB which I would recommend you look
into
I heavily modified the ripping config file - etc/ripit/config - to use
an artist/album structure, dispense with .m3u playlist files and some
over stuff. The instructions for this are still available in the Vb wiki
at http:
wortgefecht wrote:
> Though so. Thanks for clearing that up, too.
>
> Gesendet von meinem Nexus 6 mit Tapatalk
Important Note.
Once you have updated to 7.9 nightly - recommended - you can't update VB
itself through the Web GUI you must use the method described earlier in
this thread.
*Vorte
Have you given the Vortexbox a static IP ? If not do so.
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I'd go the 2 x Pi plus 1 NAS route. Just put all the adult stuff in a
separate top level folder that only 1 Pi includes in its library.
However this won't stop your daughter from switching library should she
discover how. The way to block this is to run her Squeezebox and Pi on a
separate subnet.
SlimChances wrote:
> The password protection is negligible at best
Did you set a global port forwarding rule ? Sometimes referred to a DMZ
Host.
If so your max2play is exposed on port 22 as well as LMS ports.
Did you change the default SSH password ?
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Check your Windows firewall settings. I suspect uninstalling isn't
clearing them.
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Deep Breath ;)
>
> The latest version of Picoreplayer has an option to install LMS.
> Therefore you can make a Pi that is both Player(Client) and LMS(Server)
> all in one.
> I'll keep this simple ! The LMS needs a Music store. With LMS on Pcp
> this can be a USB Hard drive (it
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-> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dini
Starting at the top.
There are lots of FLAC players for OSx - but I would install Squeezeplay
which you will find here ->
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezeplay/osx/
You can run Plex on Windows. Is it as good as LMS ? Not as an audio only
media server IMHO.
Can Plex do wha
Wirrunna wrote:
> This is an old one. J.J.Jolz explained it all years ago.
>
> I use MP3Tag to update tags and have MP3Tag Options / Tags - Preserve
> file modification time when saving tags - ticked.
>
> Then I use BulkFileChanger to add 5 seconds to the File Modification
> Time, that way a sc
bb1959 wrote:
> Ok Michael, now I'm getting somewhere. I unsynced my two touches and
> now spotify works on mysb.com! I re synced and they are both playing.
>
> So, to recap, I get all artwork, metadata, etc. when I play my two
> touches via mysb.com. With the vortexbox, both spotify and tida
jfo wrote:
> Here are comments I copied from Ron Olson. It's essentially the same,
> using the command DNF to replace YUM. DNF is used in the VB2.4 Fedora
> version, but YUM still works too.
> One important thing to note is the last comment about updating VB using
> command line rather than the V
bb1959 wrote:
> Thanks for sharing Jim. I have had two SBT's since they came out and A
> duet before that. It seems as though the last year or so I have had
> nothing but problems with my system. I am having to constantly reboot
> either my squeezebox touch or the vortex box or the whole syst
Apesbrain wrote:
> Thanks Jim for sharing your experience. It should be noted that
> Squeezebox and Bluesound work somewhat differently. SB devices are
> clients to LMS server running on a PC or NAS. BS has no server. Instead
> the app seeks out and indexes compatible music files across your
> n
As the VB forum hasn't yet re-appeared and the Wiki doesn't tell you how
to do this I have examined my bash history and the steps are as
follows:
This is to upgrade from VB 2.4 with LMS 7.8 to the nightly 7.9.xx
version
Replace -
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/7.9/sc/6b4ee63/logitechme
Jim Pattison wrote:
> I'm sorry - I have no idea what that means. How do I tell if that's the
> case?
If you don't know what that means then you haven't. You have to do it
deliberately. It would be needed if you wanted to access your LMS
remotely.
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Jim Pattison wrote:
> I'm having a similar issue with the server.
>
> There are 2 values listed in the drop-down: 192.168.2.1 and 192.168.2.15
> 22118
>
> My server is 192.168.2.15. It's running on the PC that I'm running
> Documenter on. The .1 address is my local router.
> 22119
>
> But if
Benefactor wrote:
> Something happened today with my wireless network.
>
> Most of my wireless devices (including 3 of my squeezeboxes) lost
> connectivity for some reason during the afternoon.
>
> With the squeezeboxes, I had to go through the setup process to connect
> again (choosing network
pkfox wrote:
> If you click on any track it will take you back to the index
Ah. Yes you need a bit of documentation.
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Nice work Mr Fox.
I keep a copy of the PDF on my phone - comes in handy and has should
stop me buying duplicates!
If you come to do a further revision what would be really useful in the
PDF would be a link at the bottom of each album that takes you back to
the index. Scrolling back and forth is
No.
But you can kludge it by using software from streamwhatyouhear.com -
takes output if PC sound card and broadcasts to your network as a
stream. You then tune in you SB to the URL.
There is also a Linux alternative that you can run on a Pi which with a
suitable USB sound card will convert any a
properjob wrote:
> If you want LMS 7.9 and some other bits and bobs the Wiki has the info.
>
> http://wiki.vortexbox.org/how_to_install_the_squeeze_community_repository
That is the "Community" version which IIRC is no longer being actively
developed / supported.
There is (was) a very similar p
Try squeezeplay as bpa says
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/
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verypsb wrote:
> Just removed and reinstalled LMS, now I get an "Invalid mysqueezebox.com
> username or password."
> However I'm able to connect to mysqueezebox.com with the same username
> and password.
Look at the networking setup of the VM. It needs to be a bridged
connection i.e. a valid IP
V_J wrote:
> Yes... but it would allow to just select tracks using the
> remote/interface from the Revo... Nice as a fall back solution... But I
> cannot get this one to work. I suspect I need Whitebear for this
> functionality, is this the case?
>
>
> I was not yet looking for this, but may as
V_J wrote:
> There are 2 distinct functionalities I think:
> 1. browse music collection using the remote/display of the Revo
> 2. control what is playing on the Revo from LMS
>
> I had not thought of option 2, as I'm not sure the Revo supports it. It
> can connect with a DLNA server for music p
V_J wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to access my music library on LMS (7.7.5) using a Revo
> RadioStation. At the moment, I do not have Whitebear installed, but I
> have LMS with the UPNPBridge plugin. Playback on my Squeezeboxes is
> fine, the Revo at the moment is the only UPNP device I want to
sflen wrote:
> Please explain a bit more. I may have and use many Squeezebox devices,
> but I do not know where and how to do this. At least I can stop
> searching on iPeng.
>
> Thanks
>
> PS You have no idea how grateful I am for your app!!! I just upgraded
> from iPeng HD even though my iPad
That sounds like a faulty IR sensor on the Classic itself then.
I imagine in the Bedroom you want to use the remote rather than iPeng.
You mentioned you had other Classics - perhaps swap its location with
another that works OK where you don't need to control with a remote ?
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I have a Vortexbox 2.4 with LMS 7.9.xx and DSTM works perfectly. If you
look on VB.org there are instructions on how to upgrade to the latest
LMS. Easy
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drmatt wrote:
> I think by default it also doesn't cross-fade between tracks in the same
> album.
>
> Sent from my Nexus 9 using Tapatalk
That is correct. The default is that Smartfade is enabled. Tracks within
the same album are not subject to crossfade. It is all perfectly clear
in Settings /
It is set up in Settings / Player / Audio
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sparkle999 wrote:
> Ivica kindly replied, he has moved away from the Thecus box, so is
> unable to support the packaging of new modules for the NAS box. I was
> grateful for his support whilst it was there :)
> I'll be on the current version for now then, so if that turns out to be
> the root cau
Dogberry2 wrote:
> Copyright law is a morass of contradictions, inconsistencies,
> inequities, and foolishness, to which no one can rightly claim full
> understanding. Even so-called specialists in copyright law are often
> confused and uncertain about what they can, and cannot, make stand up in
Dodeth wrote:
> I recently had to replace my NAS and, in the process, have updated both
> the server and player versions (Touch and Radio). In the process I seem
> to have lost the ability to save tracks to a playlist (press '+' save to
> playlist). Any ideas?
File permissions on the playlist fo
The software is legal what you do with it may not be.
In U.K. it is legal to make a recording of something you own for
personal use. Digitising my vinyl to FLAC is legal but if I sell the
vinyl I should delete any copies made.
For the record I have kept every vinyl record.
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mherger wrote:
> > If I start by playing track 2 in an album, how can I get it to add
> the
> > rest of the songs in the album to the playlist?
>
> There's an option in Settings/Player (web UI) to control this behaviour.
>
> Did you enable it?
>
>
> --
>
> Michael
I don't think it works i
Which model Pi's are we talking about ?
Are they wired or wireless ?
I have a pair of synced Pi2's both running piCorePlayer. One has a
HiFiberry DAC and the other has a iQAudio DAC. Both are wired. Sync of
my local files (FLAC in the main) is pretty good but there is noticable
audible drift whe
drmatt wrote:
> Have a search through older threads, but I would start with a
> replacement PSU myself..
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*Living Room* - SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 - > Celestion Ditton F20s - Zone 2 ->
Sony TA FE 320 -> Sennheiser RS 130 & B&W P7
You say only the server has changed but do you know whether or not your
neighbours have installed a new router ? Or have you got any new
wireless devices e.g. TV sticks, tablets, phones etc ? It only takes a
tiny bit of intereference to cause havoc to synced wireless players.
It is highly unlikel
verypsb wrote:
> Yup, it's back again... After updating Logitech Media Server... Spotify
> stops playing after 1 song.. LMS crashes...
>
> Perl interpreter failed
>
> Let's rebuild the VM again...
Is this a Windows VM ? Why not try a Linux VM. Usually much more stable.
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