You should definitely power it off and on again
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*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
I have had it working. Its OK but of course Windows only and means you
need a machine on and the ability to control it.
On a similar theme I have built a Pi3 with USB soundcard that takes the
output of my Hi-Fi amp and streams it as FLAC which LMS can tune in to -
I can stream Vinyl, Cassettes
If you don't want to build it yourself then you can buy a pre-built Pi3
with DAC from here
https://www.allo.com/sparky-eu/boss-player.html
You would need the Max2Play option (or swap the SD card out for
piCorePlayer) which then gives you a fully functional Squeeze device
which can either be
tutejszy wrote:
> Yeah you're right :( Thanks for heads up. Anyway, I'll take the risk. I
> have 9000 passworded. We'll se what will happen.
You really won't take anyones word for it will you? If you open the
ports you will be port scanned and someone will hack in. It happens all
the time.
Kaizen28 wrote:
> Yeah... I've come to a similar conclusion for my needs. The Pi-based
> options are so tempting... it looks like a fun project with a low bar to
> entry. Stability is key for me. The stuff just has to work.
>
> Thanks again for your thoughts.
Generally speaking a Pi based
I see this occasionally.
A new playlist sometimes sorts it but sometimes a server restart is
required.
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*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 ->
Pommes wrote:
> I tested again:
> When I connect my iPhone from remote to my LMS at home via openvpn, it
> connects as cellular, both on WiFi and 4g/lte
> When I connect my iPhone from remote to my LMS at home via public ip/
> open ports, it connects as WiFi, both on WiFi and 4g/lte
> Thats
Coming to this discussion late (I have been away).
Approx 30% of my Music Library is FLAC from meticulously digitised Vinyl
which has taken me nearly 10 years to complete.
69% is FLAC from from CD
Perhaps 1% is downloaded mp3/FLAC where I can't source physical
product.
Most of the LPs were
Look at the network card drivers. Have they been updated at same time as
W10? Try a rollback if they have.
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-> Onkyo
pippin wrote:
> I believe replay gain is per-player, it's not being applied server-side.
Thanks Pippin
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-> Onkyo CRN755
Two players operating in sync. If one has replaygain on and other
doesnt what happens?
If said players are then grouped using Phillipes excellent plugin what
then?
Just trying to understand what takes precedence.
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On Plex with Chromecast. Yes its easy but still flawed by lack of
Gapless playback if like me you rather like Pink Floyd.
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Id say better than a Boom if your Active Speakers are of sufficient
quality. Certainly something like Audioengine A2 would be better.
Pandora. I use local FLACs, Spotify & BBC iPlayer. All are fine via a
Chromecast (now I know how to set it up for gapless) I cant see why
Pandora would or could
If you dont need a screen what about a Google Chromecast and Phillipes
plugin. Great value for money and not bad sound.
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Goodsounds wrote:
> If there are no other in-the-know responses, I have another friend who
> has an audio Chromecast, so I can take a laptop over to his house and
> see what happens with LMS before having my other friend buy the
> hardware. Yeah, it's cheap, but it'll let me know if the choice
Convert the bad files from FLAC to FLAC - yes this is possible with
dbPoweramp Reference and the like
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-> Onkyo CRN755 ->
garym wrote:
> They work very nicely and have a good sound (you'd think they were a
> much larger speaker). I've only used one other set of powered speakers
> (but they cost even more). I replaced a pair of Audioengine A5s at my
> weekend cottage connected to a TOUCH (which sounded very nice
andifor wrote:
> Well, thanks for the reply. But can I somehow integrate this on my
> server, so the download calls use this automatically? I have no clue
> about the architecture of LMS / Squeezebox server :-/
You don't say how you are Downloading the files - within Squeeze
Commander itself ?
Torben Abildgaard wrote:
> I have Logitech Media Server installed on a computer containing all my
> music. Hence, my computer in the living room has to be on in order to
> use LMS.
> I want the music and program moved to a NAS, that I can move to the
> ceiling in order to get rid of the sound.
Glad it has been sorted
It is possible to re-encode broken FLACs to new FLACs (which should
work) using dbPoweramp. There is a version for MAC ->
https://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
dbPoweramp will convert from one format to another on a batch basis and
is probably one of the best CD rippers
garym wrote:
> I'm confused. Did I not test something you wanted tested? Maybe I
> misread something. I have a radio and it works fine as a bedroom player
> through its internal speaker, including playing free Pandora. I don't
> have a chromecast LMS setup or any powered speakers at home with
g that happens
> if I click one of those songs is that it will download via the web
> browser to my mac. Not sure what use this is.
>
> BTW, on either of my Macs I can see the album folder and when I double
> click a song it opens in itunes and plays.
>
> D6JG,
>
> Unf
Matt Hooper wrote:
> SLARTIBARTFAST,
>
> I copied the album from my external drive to the original mac (work mac)
> on which I downloaded the files. Then I copied the album folder back
> from the mac to my external drive, in to a new folder "test music"
> folder.
> Upon re-scanning, the album
Matt Hooper wrote:
> I will try that later today.
>
> But I'm still confused about what is purportedly causing the problem.
>
> Do you mean that a purchased digital album only comes with "permission"
> to play on the computer it was downloaded to? If that's the case...how
> do we ever
You said
"The only thing different this time is that I downloaded my purchased
digital albums via my work iMac. Then I hooked up my external music
drive, dragged the digital album on to my external drive, in to the
usual "New Music" folder. Re-scanned...and won't show up. Does this help
explain
I, for one, have no idea what you are talking about?
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
>From memory there were only ever sub-topics for then current models i.e.
Classic & Transporter were no longer sold by Logitech at the time these
fora was established.
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Digital downloads are often delivered in a Zip file. You have extracted
the Zip to relevant folders ?
To check tags get yourself a copy of mp3tag (freeware).
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Congratulations
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
*Kitchen* -> UE Radio (upgraded to
As title Deezer are offering 3 months subscription for 99p.
Im going to take it up but I have a Spotify family plan and I suspect
there will be resistance if I want to drop Spotify after the trial.
Anybody who has used both have any views on which is better?
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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
I found this sort of limitation with LMS on a Pi. If you have a lot of
players and/or running in syc then I found that I would frequently get
network interruptions. It manifested itself mainly on an SB3 that would
flash constantly telling me it couldn't find the server. There was no
wi-fi
I believe bpa is correct
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
*Kitchen* -> UE Radio
Unfortunately if you listen via Internet stream of any kind it will be a
few seconds late.
That said I suppose it depends on your musical taste. Id opt for BBC 6
Music
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Hey. No politics here. Take it downstairs to Audiofools where they will
argue about anything!
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That sounds like a WiFi issue. Are all these players WiFi? Is the server
wired?
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus
IPeng is only a few $ and light years better than the Logitech app. Get
yourself a copy or use the Material Skin which has been designed for
html5 compliant browsers particularly with smart phones in mind.
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mherger wrote:
> DSTM does give the mixer as many tracks as the mixer requests. Thats
> usually more than one. Eg. Spottys mixer would use five tracks as a
> seed, as this is the maximum Spotify would accept.
Im using in conjunction with LastMix does that make a difference?
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sgmlaw wrote:
> This may be controversial to the anti-RAID contingent who views audio
> and video files as static data, but another option is a quality
> outboard HW RAID enclosure to the server machine of your choice.
>
> We have a similar library to the OP: rapidly approaching 15TB. We
sgmlaw wrote:
> I think we are ultimately saying the same thing. A NAS device is
> particularly proficient when used primarily as a network data target for
> other machines. But a NAS is not a server. All but the most powerful
> models can be quickly overwhelmed when running more
Jeff07971 wrote:
>
>
> You have to be a bit of a moron to not pay a couple of $,£, whatever but
> you will pay 100's for a iPad with built in obsolescence
>
> Jeff
I thought the slight complexity of LMS setup was a natural barrier to
entry for those with low IQ. It seems not.
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Ok. I now a Random Song mix based on Genre that is limited to 5 tracks
and saved as a Favourite called "Random Rock" and attached to a Radio
preset. This and DSTM/Lastmix produces a nice Rock based playlist for me
which is great!
However the feature request sort of still stands though in that
Thanks for the pointer Michael. I now have a Random Song Mix based on
Genres which creates a 5 track playlist and doesnt add more but instead
lets DSTM do its stuff. I can save it as a Favourite which in turn means
I can assign a preset.
But I can only have one such random seed it seems and
Is there client isolation on the Google WiFi device?
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
I agree but it should also be noted that you would then need to connect
the WiFi device to a LAN port on the router using one of its own LAN
ports.
The WAN port on the WiFi device should not be used. Dhcp needs to stay
on the router.
I use Draytek kit and this sort of setup is easy and totally
Try it with DSTM set to something other than Song Mix.
Do you have Spotty for example or LastMix
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-> Onkyo CRN755 ->
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks for your concern.
>
> I've installed Michael's LastMix plugin, unticked the box, set DSTM to
> "LastMix" (local files only)", started a single track, 5 track have been
> added, and no logging.
>
> I'll see how it goes. :)
What LastMix gives that the other DSTM
Have you got Sugarcube active on the player?
Pretty sure DSTM doesnt work if it is.
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus
kidstypike wrote:
> I just want to play random songs from my local library without all that
> logging going on. I think I can do this by setting DSTM to "Disabled"
> and using random mix as I have done for the last 12 years.
>
> Sorry for all the noise.
Install Michaels LastMix plugin and set
kidstypike wrote:
> I just want to play random songs from my local library without all that
> logging going on. I think I can do this by setting DSTM to "Disabled"
> and using random mix as I have done for the last 12 years.
>
> Sorry for all the noise.
I think your logging issue is because
That almost works perfectly.
I have updated LMS and set up 4 Favourites as follows with a count of 5
tracks each
1) randomplay://track?genres=Reggae=1
2) randomplay://track?genres=Rock,Reggae=1
3) randomplay://track?genres=Jazz,Reggae=1
4) randomplay://track?genres=Reggae,Rock=1
1) is a
mherger wrote:
> >
> Ok, playlist assignment still is a problem... that's probably the next
> plugin I should tackle :-)
>
>
> Please update to the latest 7.9.2 and try stuff like:
>
> randomplay://track?genres=pop,rock=1
>
> "genres" would be a comma separated list of URI escaped genre
Jste84 wrote:
> Success had to add the folders to Lms.
Easy when you know how! Enjoy your music
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-> Onkyo CRN755 ->
26615
Random Mix is set to produce 5 tracks.
Choosing one of the above kicks off a single random mix of 5 tracks of
the chosen Genre and then lets DSTM/Lastmix do it's stuff.
Once added as a Favourite it can then be assigned to a preset on Radio
or Boom
Yesterday I recorded an album to FLAC using the same software that I
always use - VinylStudio from Alpinesoft (its the best I have used by
far and I have tried many).
Anyway the album in question was Bob Marley, Legend on 180g Vinyl. When
I got to the track splitting stage I was astonished at
mherger wrote:
> > Once added as a Favourite it can then be assigned to a preset on
> Radio
> > or Boom
> FWIW: I committed a simple Preset Editor today. Go to Settings/Player
> and you'd be able to assign/edit any URL you want to one of the
> presets.
>
> --
> --
>
> Michael
Brilliant
mherger wrote:
> > 1) randomplay://track?genres=Reggae=1
> > 2) randomplay://track?genres=Rock,Reggae=1
> > 3) randomplay://track?genres=Jazz,Reggae=1
> > 4) randomplay://track?genres=Reggae,Rock=1
> >
> > 1) is a single genre - it does not choose Reggae but instead a
> standard
> > Random
+1
The networking is fundamental to a robust system. NEVER run the server
on anything other than wired connection.
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->
The OP hasn't responded to anything yet so I suggest that we wait until
he/she does before going any further. He/she may not have or need 24bit.
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Redrum wrote:
> I use media monkey for ripping, tagging and organization, adding
> artwork, etc. Rip to FLAC using MM, make sure the artist tag matches the
> others for the same artist (e.g you don't have "Beatles" and "The
> Beatles" with some associated with each). Once it looks good and is in
Ron
Are the Bose cans wired as well as wireless?
I recently made my wired B cans into Bluetooth enabled with one of
these
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bluetooth-Transmitter-Receiver-TaoTronics-Simultaneously-Black/dp/B016UF7J5C
I have a pair of these devices one in TX mode into the headphone socket
Not M: you have used that
Not This PC but Computer instead
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-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* ->
Just check First that when you use the PC to write a file to the Pi HD
that LMS can subsequently scan and read it OK
Linux uses users/groups and file permissions in a different way to
Windows
It will probably work but worth checking before you use synctoy to
automate it
Also have you checked
Im using them purely to listen to my records as I record them to FLAC
so that I can move around a bit and so SWMBO can still watch TV while
Im doing it.
Its not a serious use case as once the LP is in FLAC format and if I
want to listen on headphones Im using the wired B into my iPhone (or
An interesting thread which will no doubt be resurrected in late
December
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Redrum wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Forgive me for being a bit uncertain on a system configuration I am
> working on (is it ideal?, will it work?).
>
> Here's the deal. I have two squeezebox systems/networks (250 miles
> apart), multiple players, but in each, LMS is running on a Windows 7
> 64bit
Redrum wrote:
> Thank you, this is exactly the feedback I was looking for! Yes, forgot
> to mention that the USB drive would be up in the loft with the modem,
> router and the Pi. Samba was the key that I was unaware of (no Pi
> experience, soon to change). #1 was my preferred.
>
> With no
bakker_be wrote:
> Regarding Spotify: it can be a useful resource, but to have it really
> become that you'll also have to use it outside of LMS I'm afraid.
I disagree with this.
I use Spotify (Spotty) in conjunction with DSTM (Don't Stop The Music) &
the Lastmix plugin. DSTM is built into
I'd opt for a high grade NAS (raided) to store files but keep your NUC
as the server. Its easy to mount said NAS via NFS and you won't see any
performance loss at all.
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I agree. Its less than the price of one CD and completes the LMS
experience imho
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To be used in conjunction with DSTM.
Ill explain what Id like to happen as it will perhaps explain what I
mean in an easily understood way.
Walk up to Radio and press a preset which is a special playlist.
The playlist contains no tracks but LMS has an instruction based upon
predefined genre /
mherger wrote:
> > Sounds like my much loved Smart Mix...R.I.P.
>
> Or Erland's Dynamic Playlists?
>
> Unfortunately the.echonest.com is no more, and what Spotify exposes is
> not half as powerful as TEN. In particularly not with local files. Would
>
> a Random Play genre mix, limited to a
bakker_be wrote:
> This comes actually very close to the way I use Spicefly Sugarcube and
> MusicIP. The Random Mix function is set to just give me one track out of
> a slightly limited genre subset (eliminating music for my kids & wife).
> From there Sugarcube takes over.
That is exactly what
I didnt realise your NUC was running Windows! It would be a lot faster
/ more stable if it was Linux.
Make sure your AV doesnt scan the NAS Mount
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Nikhil wrote:
> +1
>
> Couldn't agree more. Have been happily using the SB ecosystem since
> 2005. I recently hooked up one of my SB Touches to a pair of KEF LS50W
> wireless speakers and I'm super thrilled.
+1
And I want a pair of those KEFs!!
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jimzak wrote:
> Coincidentally, I have an unused DS1815+ that I just put into service
> for the first time.
>
> I have mounted the "test" drive as NFS.
>
> I am assuming that I will be able to "see" this folder/drive in
> Squeezebox server and via Madsonic's add folders?
>
> Thanks for a
Expose the USB drive attached to the Pi as a network share via Samba
Map the drive on your Windows PC and point media monkey at it.
Should all work but the issue is backup.
A NAS makes the backup task easy as youd just connect a USB drive and
click a few boxes to schedule a backup.
Redrum wrote:
> Thanks. I posed the question as a "what are people doing?" so that I
> don't adopt something foolish when there is something elegant available.
> It appears the answer is NAS. But, the question of using media monkey
> directly with the Pi HDD (performance, practical?) has been
What folders did you choose under LMS settings?
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Jste84 wrote:
> I am using picore player and I have now copied the post there. Just
> desperate for someone to assist with where I'm going wrong.
On the PiCorePlayer web site is a quite detailed How To on most things I
expect this is one of the topics
However in summary
First install the
Are you using PiCorePlayer? If so post in their support thread
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Also are you sure the user you chose to use has at least read access to
the share?
It needs read/write for playlists but thats later
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RonM wrote:
> Indeed, it was a big OUCH when I figured this out. I've just converted
> to 16/44 using dBPA, and expect that will solve the problem (I'll wait
> for the nightly rescan). Hadn't picked up Clive's intent in his earlier
> note (just dumbness on my part), but figured it out last
Is this a duplicate posting ?
You will need a VPN from the Android to the network where your LMS
resides.
Use "SB Player" - Android app on your phone
Set rate limiting inside LMS as stated above
Install Material Skin plugin on LMS if you haven't already
Point Chrome on your phone at
mr-b wrote:
> (Not sure where the dup posting is? I asked about a thin player
> (stream.mp3) elsewhere but that was specific.)
>
> Great now I've got LAME installed and configured the bitrate limiting.
>
> How do I verify the client's bit rate (SB Player)?
> The server says it's playing FLAC
I have a 1 year old high ish end networked amp that inexplicably doesnt
do gapless!!
I have an 10 year old SB3 plugged into it which of course does.
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Wirrunna wrote:
> OK, I'll chime in.
> I run a reasonably powerful Win 10 box as my main computer, use it for
> ripping DVDs and CDs etc, MusicIP analysis and tagging. Then I use
> FreeFileSync to copy it to a Vortexbox (VB) for streaming by LMS and
> Plex.
> Two advantages in this method -
I have 2 late model SB3s - the all black ones - both have had numerous
power supplies but touch wood the networking and audio have held up on
both so far.
When its their time to go I shall probably replace with a Pi but I have
yet to find what I consider to be a sufficiently aesthetically
w3wilkes wrote:
> This case is the best I've found for Pi with touch screen
> https://www.adafruit.com/product/3187
> If you do a DAC card you can get a back cover
> https://www.amazon.com/SmartiPi-Touch-back-HAT-cover/dp/B072M1YSQD/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8=1519310569=8-2=smartipi+touch
Thanks but I
This is something that depends a lot on the media player implementation.
Id have expected leading zeros to work but it could actually be that
the media player sorts by track name. Try inserting 01 etc into the
actual track title as well as the file name
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[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
*Kitchen* -> UE Radio (upgraded
w3wilkes wrote:
> It should run Win10 about the same as it runs 7. Either way I'd upgrade
> your RAM to 8GB. The biggest and most notable speed improvement I've
> seen is going to a SSD system drive, it's like night and day difference.
I agree entirely. Swap out the HD for an SSD drive and
Id get a USB DAC
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*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
*Kitchen* -> UE Radio (upgraded to
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->
BJW wrote:
> Things got confused in this thread imo. I use RG, I do not use
> normalization and wouldn't want to.
>
> But the other issue doesn't make sense. Think of output level as the
> volume knob. If it's at 10, that's 100%. If it's at 5, that's 50%. In
> either case, RG should be
bakker_be wrote:
> I have never known it not to work. I believe this is just a coincidence
> with this particular album, where the extremely low recording level
> would induce clipping when boosted to the reference level, which is
> something that ReplayGain doesn't do by default. In Foobar2K
Thanks Gary. Thats really well written and confirms a lot of what I had
previously thought. Bloody ear buds!
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[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo
Try turning off your anti virus
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[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 -> Celestion F10s / Pi2+DAC & SB3
-> Onkyo CRN755 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room* -> SB Boom
*Kitchen* -> UE
itm wrote:
> Just tried it. Sadly it didn't help :0(
Some more infor needed.
Where is LMS running ? On the W10 machine or elsewhere ?
Is the W10 PC wired or wireless ?
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itm wrote:
> LMS (v7.9.1) is running on a Linux (Lubuntu) server. Both server and PC
> are connected via ethernet to the same switch.
> In the attached log the skip occurred at about 16:17 on Feb 4th. It was
> playing Tom Waits "Mr Siegal" (on player 0a:00:27:00:00:02), then
> skipped before
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