Hi,
why don't you use fixed IPs ? Each device that I only use in my flat has
a fixed IP. Mobile devices are configured by static DHCP. No probs with
DHCP so far.
Regards Roger
SB Touch
SB Boom
SB Radio
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I assume you did try to just restart the router first, right?
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thanks for the replies.
I've been reading up on DCHP, trying to get to grips with what that
means. I'm afraid the 'fanless computer with a pfsense install' sounds a
bit complicated or daunting. I'd also be happy to use static IP
addresses if that was straightforward to implement. By their
You should definitely start the router first!
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pippin wrote:
You should definitely start the router first!
definitely! Also, I assign fixed IP to all my SB players (since they
don't leave the house/network). And I mean true fixed IP addresses,
not simply reserved IP addresses in router. I assign fixed IP addresses
outside the range that
Wirrunna wrote:
I'm intrigued what you use the PUID for.
As I understand it, Erland now uses Musicbrainz track ID to identify a
track in his TrackStat plugin and MIP doesn't use PUID to create a mix.
I suspect he meant ...generating the PUID _etc_ That is, not only
the PUID, but also the
plympton wrote:
If you can't sync them across rooms, I don't see the point. Bluetooth
is actually reasonable decent sounding for an ad-hoc streaming solution
or car. If they're shooting for something better, it isn't listed.
It wasn't clear wether you can sync or not. They say multi-room,
At http://mysqueezebox.com/index/Home, I wanted to go to the WIKI link
on the bottom of the page and could not get connected. I am used to
going there for updates. I know there are no more updates but I was
wondering what I would do if I somehow lost LMS and had to reload? Not a
problem for me
Can't find that option. The options I get are Prompt, Play Now,
Play Next, Add to playlist - is this the option or is there another
one?
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The wiki (http://wiki.slimdevices.com/) seems to have been down for at
least a week or so.
If you need to re-download LMS, it's still available from the usual
site: http://downloads.slimdevices.com/ . But just to be on the safe
side, you should really keep a backup copy of the LMS package
Roger66 wrote:
Hi,
why don't you use fixed IPs ? Each device that I only use in my flat has
a fixed IP. Mobile devices are configured by static DHCP. No probs with
DHCP so far.
Regards Roger
I have had similar problems and I will try giving my two SBoxes fixed IP
addresses.
Hi
Been using Orange Squeeze for ages, it's the best out there in my
opinion. I have a query or possibly a feature request.
Whilst working I tend to use Random Album Mix to provide background
listening. Sometimes, as is to be expected, the album selected doesn't
suite my current mood. Is there
Stoker wrote:
Hi
Been using Orange Squeeze for ages, it's the best out there in my
opinion. I have a query or possibly a feature request.
Whilst working I tend to use Random Album Mix to provide background
listening. Sometimes, as is to be expected, the album selected doesn't
suite my
+1 for smart mix. Excellent plugin
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pinkdot wrote:
You could try if Smart Mix is the better plugin. It creates an play list
on the go. After several numbers played the new songs to the list are
added. If a song doen' t match your mood, just jump to the next song on
the playlist.
Can't actually figure out how to install Smart
Damn. It's a really simple, one-click business to export the contents of
a wiki. And it should be easy to find alternate hosting for it. Any
chance that the contents were preserved?
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On 11/26/13, 12:32 PM, aubuti wrote:
The wiki (http://wiki.slimdevices.com/) seems to have been down
fuzzyT wrote:
Damn. It's a really simple, one-click business to export the contents of
a wiki. And it should be easy to find alternate hosting for it. Any
chance that the contents were preserved?
It's not necessarily permanent. See also
Setting static IP addresses in all SB devices is fine, but 'pinning' the
IP addresses in the router's DHCP server might be easier to configure,
depending on the router's UI (and on the router's reliability).
reinholdk's
pippin wrote:
You should definitely start the router first!
Fair enough. No argument, and I'll remember that for next time. Do you
mind if I ask why?
So, been trying to get to grips with this for the last hour or so -
thought I was getting somewhere, then it all just went pear-shaped
again.
tcutting wrote:
I'm no expert, but tried this weekend as I ripped some new music. I
have been generating the PUID on LINUX (where my LMS server runs). It no
longer works there - complaining that the server was not available. I
did try on Windows, by downloading the MusicMagic Mixer (I
reinholdk wrote:
Setting static IP addresses in all SB devices is fine, but 'pinning' the
IP addresses in the router's DHCP server might be easier to configure,
depending on the router's UI (and on the router's reliability).
Easier, but one is still subject to issues related to dhcp. (Which
+1 for using the Windows version, although I do seem to be able to still
get analysis done on my QNAP server using the web interface provided by
Charles of Spicefly. Since I now replicate my music to other servers, I
have started to archive the fingerprints within the MP3 tags, but I also
backup
. I clicked on the Touch and got a message: This player is currently
connected to MacNeill-PB - do you want to connect it to this LMS?
Selected 'yes', and now it appears above the line, but all the other
players are gone
This sounds like you have LMS running on more than one machine.
Thanks for the link to the released downloads. I have been running 7.8
and was looking for a later version - is there any other link to the
nightlies?
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..ok stupid me - I see it buried under 'nightlies'. Thanks..
buried?! Yes, very shallowly at the top-level;-)
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garym wrote:
.This sounds like you have LMS running on more than one machine.
MacNeil-PB is one and it thinks you have another PC. Remind us of what
you are running LMS on? A PC, a nas? Or?? And is there more than one
local computer running LMS?
Gary, That's what I thought it was
donmacn wrote:
Gary, That's what I thought it was suggesting, but the answer is that
it's a really basic install. LMS running on a windows 7 PC, and it's
been really stable since the last update was installed in August. I wish
I could do a screen dump of the netgear 'map'. It now shows the
Gary, thanks for this. MacNeill PB is simply the name of the PC - My
name is MacNeill, the computer is a Packard Bell = MacNeill-PB.
I'll away now and try the routine you've suggested. Hopefullly be able
to come back soon with a report.
Ta
SB user since 2000...
2 x SB1 ; 2 x SB3 ; 2 x Boom ;
One BIG issue is that the machine LMS is running on and your SB2 both
have the same IP address, this is very bad, there is something really
wrong going on here, that should not happen.
I can think of three possible reasons for this:
1) Your DHCP server is messed up
2) you have TWO DHCP servers
donmacn wrote:
Gary, That's what I thought it was suggesting, but the answer is that
it's a really basic install. LMS running on a windows 7 PC, and it's
been really stable since the last update was installed in August. I wish
I could do a screen dump of the netgear 'map'. It now shows the
Hi all,
Lots of thanks due to everyone. Particularly to Gary - following that
measured shut-down and restart procedure, I now have all the players
back, and the LMS and PC IP addresses are the same. This suggests a big
part of this was my ignorance about starting the router first, and to
use a
Excellent. And a network mashup can often be solved by turning
everything off then restarting in right order.
*Location 1:* VortexBox (2.2) LMS 7.8 Transporter, Touch, Boom,
Radio w/Battery (all ethernet except Radio)
*Location 2:* VBA 3TB (2.2) LMS 7.7.2 Touch Benchmark DAC I, Boom,
donmacn wrote:
Aubuti - thanks for the snipping tool thing. I had tried the print
screen button, but that hadn't worked... but now, I'm armed with a new
tool! That said, I can't get it in here - does it need to get saved as a
picture, then linked to this post? It might not matter at this
donmacn wrote:
Fair enough. No argument, and I'll remember that for next time. Do you
mind if I ask why?
Well, I'm obviously a little late with the answer but for the next
time:
Your router is what it's supposed to set the IP addresses. If it's not
already present when your computer starts,
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