What kind of plugins ? Even dinosaur hardware runs in a couple of
minutes IME ?
But maybe not with some versions of Erlands plugins , they do some
database stuff that takes time .
Some of,his plugins are known to drag out startup .
Run the server without plugins and then add them one at the time
Mnyb wrote:
> What kind of plugins ? Even dinosaur hardware runs in a couple of
> minutes IME ?
>
> But maybe not with some versions of Erlands plugins , they do some
> database stuff that takes time .
> Some of,his plugins are known to drag out startup .
>
> Run the server without plugins and
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never really thought of song writing as Literature but kudos to Bob
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1472937447 @ Tue Sep 6 04:19:01
UTC 2016
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8Platform Architecture:
x86_64-linux
Perl Version: 5.22.1 - x86_64
The foobar2000 Mobile app works, but it's also limited to stereo. If you
select a surround (5.1) track, it briefly puts up a message box
complaining about 6 channel audio.
Mike
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Squeezelite as player.
https://code.google.com/archive/p/squeezelite/downloads
Hide the command windows and autostart.
http://www.ntwind.com/software/hstart.html
Controller.
https://www.microsoft.com/sv-se/store/p/soundicity/9nblggh0g0hf
SB Touch to Yamaha A-S501, Boston Acoustics A26.
SB 3 t
bernt wrote:
> Squeezelite as player.
> https://code.google.com/archive/p/squeezelite/downloads
>
> Hide the command windows and autostart.
> http://www.ntwind.com/software/hstart.html
>
> Controller.
> https://www.microsoft.com/sv-se/store/p/soundicity/9nblggh0g0hf
Those are all deprecated!
Probably a perfectly good system for Vortexbox ! But I suspect the
external HD is one of the issues. USB 1.0.
What can I do about that apart from getting a PC with 3TB hard drive?
Figure out what the real bottleneck is. USB _might_ be one. But if the
cache is stored on the main disk, then I d
d6jg wrote:
> Probably a perfectly good system for Vortexbox ! But I suspect the
> external HD is one of the issues. USB 1.0.
What can I do about that apart from getting a PC with 3TB hard drive?
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mherger wrote:
> >> Probably a perfectly good system for Vortexbox ! But I suspect the
> >> external HD is one of the issues. USB 1.0.
> >
> > What can I do about that apart from getting a PC with 3TB hard drive?
>
> Figure out what the real bottleneck is. USB _might_ be one. But if the
> cache
SlimChances wrote:
> never really thought of song writing as Literature but kudos to Bob
My (cool) junior high teacher allowed us to pick a song if we wanted to
as our "discuss a poem" class assignment. Must have been 1968 or 1969. I
chose to bring my Jimi Hendrix record "Electric Ladyland" and
Hi,
is it possible to have a Squeezebox play a sound file right away,
regardless of its current state? I would like to use my Squeezeboxes
(Radio, Duet) to notify me if an error condition occurs on my home
server. I'm running a local LMS if that helps.
Thanks in advance,
maf
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You can check for CPU and I/O issues with perfmon.exe, for example.
Fizbin wrote:
> I suggest saving your pennies for an Intel i7...or at least an i5. And
> make sure it has a minimum 8GB Ram. You can barely run Windows on 4GB.
Running Windows on 4GB is not a problem per se. Depends on the tasks
garym wrote:
> My (cool) junior high teacher allowed us to pick a song if we wanted to
> as our "discuss a poem" class assignment. Must have been 1968 or 1969. I
> chose to bring my Jimi Hendrix record "Electric Ladyland" and play "All
> along the watchtower" and then discuss the lyrics as poetry
I'm aware of that. I ran LMS on a super slow Dual Pentium just fine, but
even that had 8GB. I can't imagine what that PC would have been like on
4. If the OP wants a faster LMS, I think a faster PC would be the first
approach.
LMS on my i5 is faster...not a by a mile but it's faster.
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I'm aware of that. I ran LMS on a super slow Dual Pentium just fine, but
even that had 8GB. I can't imagine what that PC would have been like on
4. If the OP wants a faster LMS, I think a faster PC would be the first
approach.
Just for the records: I'm running my LMS on a 4 years old Atom based
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