jhonsber...@msn.com wrote:
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Thanks for the advice. If I was starting again, I would do exactly as
you describe; however my library is now of a size which means that
updating all the Composer tags would be a major undertaking. I wanted a
schema which was really simple and would work essentially independent of
the software
gazjones59,
My music library is also mostly classical and I also used to search in
exactly the same way you do (my album name format is Composer - Work
- Main performer ).
However, now that there are the additional browse modes in LMS 7.9 I no
longer use the search but use the composer browse
jimzak wrote:
I'll give you 950. LOL.
LOL send me the money retard.LOl
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castalla wrote:
Well said!
No - not a member
Well I am now, a right honourable member of uk-radio-listeners forum -
but what a horrible forum and format. I can see why Yahoo is heading
nowhere. So much for Cridland working with the best brains at the
forefront of technology. Only thing
ChipMonk wrote:
Thanks garym - I should have said, I've already had a quick go at this
but without much success. I couldn't get the plugin to load on my RasPi2
LMS and I got so much incomprehensible perl stuff loading onto my SD
card that I ended up dumping it and starting again. . Castella
PasTim wrote:
The people I feel sorry for are those who just listen to Internet Radio
without much knowledge of what's going on, will have lost Listen Again
on March 9th, and will lose the replacement mp3 streams sometime sooner
rather than later, particularly blind users.
Folk able to
garym wrote:
I might as well be speaking a foreign language to them when I try to
explain.
You are absolutely right - we're now the weirdos. When I was young, more
than almost anything else that you could do with your clothes on, I
wanted near perfect sound reproduction, even though it was
ChipMonk wrote:
It's a funny old world - but it belongs to them now, not us.
It belongs to all of us - despite what The Man wants us to believe!
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The people I feel sorry for are those who just listen to Internet Radio
without much knowledge of what's going on, will have lost Listen Again
on March 9th, and will lose the replacement mp3 streams sometime sooner
rather than later, particularly blind users.
Folk able to get to this forum (or
PasTim wrote:
The people I feel sorry for are those who just listen to Internet Radio
without much knowledge of what's going on, will have lost Listen Again
on March 9th, and will lose the replacement mp3 streams sometime sooner
rather than later, particularly blind users.
Yep - that's
Which version of LMS? I had similar results with LMS 7.7, but the
problem went away when I updated to LMS 7.9.
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ChipMonk wrote:
Meanwhile, I seem to be in the middle of a fracas with Jim Lesurf in
Usenet uk.tech.digital-tv, who writes in Hi Fi News and turns out to be
very much a BBC man. That's wearing me out quite enough for now - I'm
beginning to think I should just keep my head down, use the fixes
ChipMonk wrote:
Ergo, it would be nice if there was a satisfactory and robust solution
for integrating Airplay into LMS on Raspberry Pi's. Can anyone help
please?
On my Vortexbox (fedora linux) install of LMS, there is a method for
installing a plugin that allows airplay to work with LMS
garym wrote:
On my Vortexbox (fedora linux) install of LMS, there is a method for
installing a plugin that allows airplay to work with LMS and play
through squeezeboxes. I have no idea how it works, but I did try it as a
test and it did work. Is it some version of something I've seen
ChipMonk wrote:
Well I am now, a right honourable member of uk-radio-listeners forum -
but what a horrible forum and format. I can see why Yahoo is heading
nowhere. So much for Cridland working with the best brains at the
forefront of technology. Only thing clear is that he is Cock o' the
castalla wrote:
That's what they're counting on - inertia. They must all be on that
fruity device juice ...
BBC Radio 4 just had Kazuo Ishiguro's The Buried Giant as Book at
Bedtime over the last two weeks. About a mysterious mist which leads to
forgetfulness across the land, erasing of all
castalla wrote:
I did get airplay working via the the shairport plugin, but it was very
hit'n'miss I gave up in the end. I also got bluetooth working with
squeezelite but that was an even hairier experience, and I still don't
really know what I did to get it working!
my short experiment
ickstream hasn't affected my scanning. Go into LMS Settings
Advanced and set your scanning log to debug. Then do the scan again
and when it hangs, look at your scanning log and see what it is showing.
This may provide some hints. And you can post it here too for others to
look at.
*Home:*
PasTim wrote:
One problem I don't have, thank heavens. Home is an i-Free zone (apart
from iPlayer!).
I did get airplay working via the the shairport plugin, but it was very
hit'n'miss I gave up in the end. I also got bluetooth working with
squeezelite but that was an even hairier
ChipMonk wrote:
It's a funny old world - but it belongs to them now, not us.
In the 1990s when younger folks I knew found out I had 5,000 CDs their
response was always something like, wow, that's really cool. Now when
people find out I have many thousands of CDs and have converted them to
castalla wrote:
here's an interesting titbit :
James Cridland - a former big cheese of the BBC online mob - and a
techno-elitist who probably renews to the latest wow-shite gizmo on a
monthly basis ...
Despicable but probably representative of the Audio Brewery mob.
James Cridland,
castalla wrote:
here's an interesting titbit :
James Cridland, on the Yahoo UK radio listeners group:
Silly idea for a petition. You might as well also demand that the BBC
also makes all its television programmes available in 405 line black and
white, or that their website works
Cridland's blog states he is a 'Radio Futurologist' (pretentious or
what?) and that:
Since leaving the BBC in 2009, he has worked for a variety of
businesses, including the receiver manufacturer Pure
Fancy that!
http://james.cridland.net
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ChipMonk wrote:
I think his pretentiousness is only out matched by his modesty,
even-handedness and utter lack of complacency. Working with the best
brains and in order to lock BBC Internet Radio into the domain of
companies with the deepest pockets - Pure genius I'd call it.
Remind me
castalla wrote:
Cridland's blog states he is a 'Radio Futurologist' (pretentious or
what?) and that:
''Since leaving the BBC in 2009, he has worked for a variety of
businesses, including the receiver manufacturer Pure ...''
Fancy that!
I think his pretentiousness is only out matched by
mherger wrote:
Anything particular needs doing with this version, or just wait until
21st March?
Nothing to do. Except check progress when you do your first scan for new
changed after the dst switch. It should no longer remove all tracks
and re-scan them all.
--
Michael
For the details Michael will have to respond but essentially the search
process is changed. It uses a full text search across all fields in your
library and then has a ranking algorithm for the search results while in
the past it was e.g only search in the album title field for album
searches.
It
Yes, because there are now a lot more results so they need to be ranked
to be useful
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Hello everybody.
I have a mature LMS system running from a Wndows 7 machine servicing 4
touch/radio units. Having been a user for quite a few years, I have the
system running
as I want and it performs in a pretty much trouble free fashion. I
switched to LMS 7.9 in the middle of last year, and
I understand that the search process itself might have changed, but does
that preclude the selection of a particular display order for the
returned results?
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Search is now full-text-search
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Hi Pippin - thanks for replying so swiftly.
Firstly I should thank you for iPeng which is indispensable to me.
However, I don't understand your comment. I did notice reference to
'full text search' in the scanner progress messages - could you
elaborate further?
OK - there is presumably a reason that this was implemented but it is a
big problem for me.
In order to keep my classical music tagged effectively without using too
many different tags, I have used a schema where i tag the Album Title as
'Composer : Work'. For example 'Sibelius : Symphony No.
Emergency averted. A bit of searching revealed that the full text search
option is a plugin which can be disabled. I did this and Hey Presto! -
order is restored. Thanks for your help.
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Hi.
I am running a full scan, but the process hangs (the process has now
been running for about an hour and is still ongoing).
In the past, the process took only about 10-15 minutes to complete. As
the image below shows, the initial processes are being completed very
quickly, but I'm not
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