DavidBulluss wrote:
> Hold that thought! All good now after a restart and reselect etc. Thanks
> anyway :-)
>
> Cheers, David
Too late. :-)
If it happened to you it will happen to some other person too. It was
caching a bad zip file I made for 2.1. There were hacks to fix that
(you
Aesculus wrote:
> I'll fix it. Look for a version 2.2 in a few hours.
Hold that thought! All good now after a restart and reselect etc. Thanks
anyway :-)
Cheers, David
*Server*rpi3 pCP5.0.1 LMS7.9.2
*Media*USB hard drive
*Lounge/dining areas*SBT > Denon AVR2113 > Bose Acoustimass10 / Krix
DavidBulluss wrote:
> Hi Sam, what I see now is that the V2.1 is listed but not ticked in the
> active plugin list with a note "plugin failed to load". Not sure how to
> fix this without removing the plugin and starting again. Not wanting to
> do that if I can avoid it because I will need to go
SamY wrote:
> Hi David. Chris has rolled my changes into version 2.1 of the plugin. If
> you have upgraded and are still having problems, please turn debug on
> during a failed "power on" followed by a "power off" and upload the log
> file. In the meantime, for maximum stability, I would
SamY wrote:
> I have identified some timing problems that are more likely to occur
> when the "power on" and "power off" delays are zero and have been
> testing some extensive changes to address them, including forcing a
> minimum 1-second delay for both. Of course, the menu could also be
>
Aesculus wrote:
> Do I need to do something with the defaults here? Is it the fact that if
> there is no number it errors or does it not like 0?
I have identified some timing problems that are more likely to occur
when the "power on" and "power off" delays are zero and have been
testing some
sachadog wrote:
> Hi Philippe,
>
> Here, hopefully, is the log file for the bridge.
>
> As soon as I started flow, the whole system stopped working.
>
> Prior to flow being started, the bridge worked playing tracks
> individually.
>
> There should be ample power to run most programs
mr-b wrote:
> Plus it didn't help the Media Folders Rescan button which is still off
> the screen to the right.
As stated *many* times, these pages come from the 'Classic' skin - *all*
material does is embed an 'iframe' with these pages, and add some CSS/JS
tweaks to make them look a -little-
Are you referring to twitch.tv ?
If yes then there have a documented API that someone could try to use.
However https://mixmag.net/read/twitch-dj-live-streams-copyright-news
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
mamema wrote:
> i'm on the beginning on this journey, so i can report lster. I've
> changed solution again. What is also working is a virtual machine (here
> virtualbox) in OSX and map the remote share NOT within Windows instead
> map this remote share as local share via virtualbox. Of course
expectingtofly wrote:
> Thank you for the log. As suspected, it is direct streaming to your
> player, not going via your server, where the plugin is providing the
> meta data hooks.
> I must admit, I can't replicate this at all. But maybe something has
> changed in LMS 8.20 . I've made a
Paul Webster wrote:
> This might help ... if you find the show on BBC Sounds web site (if you
> find the interface on a big screen easier) then you can Subscribe or set
> a Bookmark there which will then be visible in the BBC Sounds plugin.
Thanks. Yes, I have tried this but when you subscribe
SamY wrote:
> using non-zero values for all three of the delay settings in the DENON
> AVP player settings.
Do I need to do something with the defaults here? Is it the fact that if
there is no number it errors or does it not like 0?
Chris
mamema wrote:
>
>
> BTW: How did you know it takes weeks? The amount of time is never shown.
> The time shown in the lower right corner is the PLAY time of your music.
I extrapolated from the time it was taking to process the files, i.e. it
tells you when a file is parsed and the fingerprint
DavidBulluss wrote:
> Hi Sam,
>
> not sure if it relates to your newer version of plugin.pm but LMS is no
> longer controlling the amps. I never got around to testing it out when I
> first put it in and just in the past few days I noticed that when
> turning my LMS players off the related amp
Hi Friends!
hope you are all well!
These times I see a growing group if DJs doing live streams on twitch.
Is anyone aware of a plugin that we could use in LSM for that? Currently
I carry my phone with me all the time to listen to the streams :-(
Any idea?
best
martin
humax99 wrote:
> So anything to help with this would be useful especially if you can not
> Favourite specific programmes.
>
This might help ... if you find the show on BBC Sounds web site (if you
find the interface on a big screen easier) then you can Subscribe or set
a Bookmark there which
expectingtofly wrote:
> Unfortunately, I don't think that's possible. LMS Favourites, supports
> playlists of playable items, I don't think I could make that work
> without fundamentally changing the way the dynamic content work.
Ah, OK. It was something you could do within the BBC iPlayer
jhe44 wrote:
> This may be a silly question but when LMS asks me to login to my BBC
> account in preferences, which 'preferences' does it mean? I can't
> find anything in Safari or the mainApple system preferences. Is there a
> preferences hidden somewhere in LMS?Isn't it in BBC Sounds
slartibartfast wrote:
> Listening to Graham Norton at the moment the metadata changed to a Del
> Amitri track before the end of an Alanis Morrisette track and persisted
> while he was talking a lot before finally being replaced by his photo.
> Eventually the Del Amitri track played with no
LMS/Settings/Plugins/BBC Sounds
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Paul
Paul Webster wrote:
> It has always been like that (well since LMS 7 I think).
> Sometimes developers have not had their plugin included in the list or
> have made a special repo to get beta versions.
This may be a silly question but when LMS asks me to login to my BBC
account in preferences,
In the past few days, I have noticed that when I play some (but not all)
of my saved albums from Spotify using Spotty, the tracks will be loaded
twice, so that instead of the expected queue of 1,2,3,...,n I get
1,2,3,...,n,1,2,3,...,n. LMS 8.1.2, Spotty 4.4.7, Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
(GNU/Linux
expectingtofly wrote:
> Thank you for the log. As suspected, it is direct streaming to your
> player, not going via your server, where the plugin is providing the
> meta data hooks.
> I must admit, I can't replicate this at all. But maybe something has
> changed in LMS 8.20 . I've made a
leadears wrote:
> How's performance with this? I tried analyzing remote files - it worked
> but glacially. Probably ntfs via samba, the projected completion was
> weeks. Working with local files was much quicker (workable). A solution
> without the need to copy files around would be nice (-:
humax99 wrote:
>
> FAVORITE BROWSE SUB-CATEGORIES
>
> Would it be possible to add a feature where individual Browse
> Sub-Categories, for example, 'Science & Nature - Science & Environment',
> could be tagged for adding to Favorites?
>
>
Unfortunately, I don't think that's possible. LMS
slartibartfast wrote:
> You can change the scale in "Application Settings". It might help.
>
Tx, that worked, kinda. I had to reduce zoom to the minimum in order for
all the text to be displayed, but the trouble is that everything else is
reduced in size so it's rather hard to read. Also the
A pity... downloading is still possible, clumsy though
dsm 6.2.2 (synology disk station 115) running lms 8.0 -- rpi with a
hifiberry dac+ running picoreplayer (any old version?) -- plugins:
material skin, mai, podcasts, musik - folge mir, squeezelite-x, squeeze
ctrl
bpa wrote:
> Just checking other possibilities on Pi4 and Buster Desktop
>
> The following both work from a shell prompt (not tested as a service)
> and audio is output via Pulseaudio. Using pavucontrol squeezelite can be
> seen to be an application using Pulseaudio (output is shared with
Without logs covering the period of it working and then failing to work
in this way it is very difficult to investigate.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte
Thanks for a great plugin for LMS. :D
FAVORITE BROWSE SUB-CATEGORIES
Would it be possible to add a feature where individual Browse
Sub-Categories, for example, 'Science & Nature - Science & Environment',
could be tagged for adding to Favorites?
GROUPING OF SUB-CATEGORY RESULTS
It would
expectingtofly wrote:
> Hehe, I estimate that is true for everybody :D:DIt is the present day
> equivalent of Terry Pratchett's line from Good
Omens that any cassette left in a car for more than a fortnight
metamorphoses into Queen's Greatest Hits [emoji1787]
Sent from my Pixel 3a using
Just checking other possibilities on Pi4 and Buster Desktop
The following both work from a shell prompt (not tested as a service)
and audio is output via Pulseaudio. Using pavucontrol squeezelite can be
seen to be an application using Pulseaudio (output is shared with system
sounds) and it
mamema wrote:
> Yes, seems to be. In case other people are stumbling into this issue, it
> has something to to with smb. As, if i map a drive with webdav, the
> fingerprinting works.
How's performance with this? I tried analyzing remote files - it worked
but glacially. Probably ntfs via NFS,
Hello Philippe,
Having sent you the earlier reply, I started playing the system in an
"as is" configuration. That is, as installed, without any alterations
whatsoever.
All was well for about four tracks of music, then it stopped playing,
for no apparent reason. It then started "stuttering",
chill wrote:
> Haha - when I first tried the plugin, that was the second track that
> played!
Hehe, I estimate that is true for everybody :D:D
EXPECTINGTOFLY PLUGINS :
- *BBC Sounds* :
https://github.com/expectingtofly/LMS_BBC_Sounds_Plugin
- *BBC Sounds Wiki* :
Haha - when I first tried the plugin, that was the second track that
played!
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Yeah just noticed their own Android app says Rock the Casbah has already
> been played [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Also, while writing the plugin, I have noticed you are never more than
10 minutes away from "Chasing Cars" by "Snow Patrol" on
slartibartfast wrote:
> Interesting. Something else I have not heard of [emoji3]. How do you map
> a drive with Webdav?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
depends on your OS. On NAS side there needs to run a webdav service. My
Synology has this.
On client side you can use some tools
expectingtofly wrote:
> No, unfortunately, its the inaccuracy of their now playing meta data.
> Some times its accurate sometimes it isn't. The more robotic the DJ the
> more accurate the meta data, I have found!Yeah just noticed their own Android
> app says Rock the Casbah has already
been
slartibartfast wrote:
> Listening to Graham Norton at the moment the metadata changed to a Del
> Amitri track before the end of an Alanis Morrisette track and persisted
> while he was talking a lot before finally being replaced by his photo.
> Eventually the Del Amitri track played with no
slartibartfast wrote:
> On thing I have noticed is that metadata for the next track appears
> quite a while before the end of the current track.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using TapatalkListening to Graham Norton at the moment
> the metadata changed to a Del
Amitri track before the end of an
On thing I have noticed is that metadata for the next track appears
quite a while before the end of the current track.
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
slartibartfast's Profile:
Paul Webster wrote:
> Just a thought ... but it can still be possible for a metadata provider
> plugin to work with direct streaming by having a background timer
> running in the plugin.
> I do it by polling every 30 seconds or so (and more precisely if I have
> a known end time for a track
mamema wrote:
> Yes, seems to be. In case other people are stumbling into this issue, it
> has something to to with smb. As, if i map a drive with webdav, the
> fingerprinting works.Interesting. Something else I have not heard of
> [emoji3]. How do you map
a drive with Webdav?
Sent from my
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have read about issues with analysis over a network. I analyse my
> files on a local drive before copying them on to a network drive
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes, seems to be. In case other people are stumbling into this issue, it
has something to to
Just a thought ... but it can still be possible for a metadata provider
plugin to work with direct streaming by having a background timer
running in the plugin.
I do it by polling every 30 seconds or so (and more precisely if I have
a known end time for a track coming up soon).
Paul Webster
mamema wrote:
> seems to be something with flac files residing on a remote share.
> Copying locally fingerprints them. Remotely not.
> Dr. Google is silent about other solutions.I have read about issues with
> analysis over a network. I analyse my
files on a local drive before copying them on
expectingtofly wrote:
> Thank you for the log. As suspected, it is direct streaming to your
> player, not going via your server, where the plugin is providing the
> meta data hooks.
> I must admit, I can't replicate this at all. But maybe something has
> changed in LMS 8.20 . I've made a
ryandkg wrote:
>
>
> I have to say that although I'm (fairly) certain that I had tested the
> "-a :::0" flag in one of my many attempts, it could be that I have
> created a false memory.
>
> One point that I will add to the discussion. At least on my pi4 (2Gb),
> I had to set the "Wait for
Hi Philippe,
Here, hopefully, is the log file for the bridge.
As soon as I started flow, the whole system stopped working.
Prior to flow being started, the bridge worked playing tracks
individually.
There should be ample power to run most programs and operations. The
processor is an
gegen wrote:
> Hope I got this right, server log attached, thanks for spending the time
> to have a look :)
Thank you for the log. As suspected, it is direct streaming to your
player, not going via your server, where the plugin is providing the
meta data hooks.
I must admit, I can't
slartibartfast wrote:
> Yes if you archive the analysis you should be able to see the
> fingerprints in the tags.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
seems to be something with flac files residing on a remote share.
Copying locally fingerprints them. Remotely not.
Dr. Google is silent
mamema wrote:
> you mean the setting "archive analysis when tracks are analyzed"?
>
> or do you mean, if i use some tagging software to create fingerprints
> and AFTER that feed the music to musicip?
Yes if you archive the analysis you should be able to see the
fingerprints in the tags.
Sent
slartibartfast wrote:
> Did you embed the MusicIP fingerprints in the track metadata?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
you mean the setting "archive analysis when tracks are analyzed"?
or do you mean, if i use some tagging software to create fingerprints
and AFTER that feed the music
mamema wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i found posts here about people still running musicip, so i thought i
> will give it a try. Was using it back in the days.
>
> But all my music was validated as 0 mixable
> I've followed the spicefly sugarcube FAQs. Without using the plugin
> though
>
> was trying
Hi,
i found posts here about people still running musicip, so i thought i
will give it a try. Was using it back in the days.
But all my music was validated as 0 mixable
I've followed the spicefly sugarcube FAQs. Without using the plugin
though
was trying on Windows with version 1.8 and
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