Matt Drown wrote:
> ID3v2.3 ISO-8559-1 reads correctly.
> ID3v2.4 UTF16 does not.
>
> All saving is being done in MusicBrainz Picard v2.7.3
I let Picard re-save all ~130k music files (mp3/flac) with id3v2.4-utf8
tags, and ran the musicip linux x86 scanner again today, and it p
ID3v2.3 ISO-8559-1 reads correctly.
ID3v2.4 UTF16 does not.
All saving is being done in MusicBrainz Picard v2.7.3
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I have mp3tag set to write ID3v2.3 UTF-16 and musicIP is happy with them
> in Linux on my Pi.
Save them with id3v2.3 utf-16, rescan, needs to validate
Save the same files with id3v2.4 utf-8 rescan, no problem
MusicMixer_x86_1.8.tgz, on centos8-stream, running the 32bit
I may have tracked it down to id3v2.3 with utf-16 encoding, the default
behavior in musicbrainz (until i swapped to id3v2.4 utf-8). Files
encoded this way fail on my linux setup, read fine on windows musicip.
In my brief tests (past 10 minutes) I haven't figured out how to
determine the
Using 1.9 beta6 on windows. It loads the linux mp3lib up, and displays
info, but crashes if I sort by filename, or if I sort by "missing
analysis". I'm guessing I have some file that the linux version does
not like, international character or similar perhaps, and this is
crashing/ending the
Can i copy the mp3llb database from the linux nas to windows and load it
up? Going to try that tomorrow and see what happens. Was trying to
avoid creating a situation where i was stuck scanning from windows again
due to length of time it takes.
On windows, my database (which took 24 hours to read all the files from
the NAS)
132,173 Tracks (130,564 Mixable, 13 to validate)
When I select custom filter and show me all the files with "stored
analysis missing", it reports 1606 songs. (Menu
Library->3.CustomFilter)
This implies I should
Loaded everything up in windows version, and it doesn't have the same
issue. So some difference in the headless linux x86 edition that isn't
reading the written analysis tags out of the files.
In parallel trying the bliss evaluation also.
I've had LMS on x86 linux, with headless musicip running without a
problem for a couple years now. My workflow with new music is to
actually load the music into the musicip windows application, analyze,
and then archive the analysis into the files, then move the files to the
server that's
squeezelite is going to take any input and turn it into pcm uncompressed
16 bit audio. (flac/mp3/ogg/etc)
ICES (not icecast) is going to read that and send ONLY ogg-vorbis
upstream. The upstream either needs to deal with this, or you need to
use a different tool.
In my usecase Azuracast is
You could try adding "-r 44100" onto squeezelite, but I suspect there is
some difference in x86 (where I'm running it) and on your raspberry pi.
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Just an update, you don't need pulse audio if you just want to stream
out, just pipe squeezlite output directly to ices:
Code:
squeezelite -s 192.168.0.100 -a 16 -o - | ices ices-conf.xml
-s to point to the LMS
-a to specify 16bit pcm data
-o
Here's my full ices config file, minus passwords.
Code:
1
/home/jukebox/logs
ices.log
2048
4
0
/home/jukebox/ices.pid
AutoDJ In Effect
RAD10X Robot
https://rad10x.com/
stdinpcm
44100
2
1
You can specify the LMS server from squeezelite command line if it isn't
showing up, obviously update the ip address to your server ip.
Code:
squeezelite -s 192.168.0.100 -o Radio
When you run ICES it will generate the PID file, as long as you
Here's what's working right now for me, including metadata updates to an
Azuracast radio. It's slightly above "hack" status, but appears to be
working. I get really small pops every now and again, and I haven't
narrowed it down to metadata updates, or something with buffering, or
just the
For some reason my attempt at sending "macaddr title ?" in json wasn't
working, while sending other commands are. I assume i'm mis-formatting
something in my json, any pointers?
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d6jg wrote:
> I have the json metadata working but not the Squeezelite piped to
> Icecast. Perhaps we could trade the two?
Paste in json docs, would love to see them.
Let me know if you have any issues with the above docs. This is all
working on squeezelite on centos8-stream for me. Ran it
I went to try this and have it working on a x86 box with the following
setup:
Code:
#Startup Pulseaudio
pulseaudio --start
#Create the Radio "sink"
pactl load-module module-null-sink sink_name=Radio
sink_properties="device.description='Radio'"
#Run
Matt Drown wrote:
> I've been running with the LD_PRELOAD method now without issues for more
> than 6 months. Works fine on a Centos7 box.
And also on a Centos 8 box a year later :)
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sugarcube has it's own "version" of adding things to the queue, listed
in the player config.
So if you have
*PlayerConfig->DSTM->Sugarcube=enabled* at the same time that
*PlayerConfig->Sugarcube->Dynamic Queueing=enabled*, then you have two
things adding music to the end of the tracklist.
At
Orange Squeeze is what I found first and have used for things. Material
direct web works also.
I installed Squeezer also to play with, but haven't used it much.
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Check out this thread -
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113991-Is-musicip-still-working=newpost
I asked about settings awhile back, and there are some good examples.
Also, on reply #17, Cparker mentions that MusicIP doesn't deal with
multiple genre's, so that may be your issue.
Make sure you have it set the "SugarCube Mix Mode" to "Standard MusicIP"
and not "Freestyle" on the player config page. I haven't used the genre
restrictions, so not sure how well it works.
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mamema wrote:
> i'm now finished with my fingerprinting task and want to use musicip
>
> - headless server running
> - musicip plugin enabled
> - LMS imported musicip information
> - dynamic mix plugin enabled
> - Sugarcube spicefly plugin enabled (requested evaluation license
> several days
The windows musicIP analyzer doesn't like files with non roman
characters in tags, and refuses to deal with them, It doesn't like FLAC
files at 48khz, and there are at least a few other cases it's gets picky
about. As you found out, it doesn't like to analyze over network drives
either.
My
I've been running with the LD_PRELOAD method now without issues for more
than 6 months. Works fine on a Centos7 box.
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I had a similar issues on Squeezelite-X (Win10) where playing songs
(appeared with mp3s and not flacs in minimal testing) just stopped
playing for multiple seconds, and then continued later (30 seconds not
uncommon). Timer on the player kept running during the silence. I
think the response was
Thanks for the update to the plugin, and thanks for the settings
suggestion. I've tuned up the "mix style" (similar to artist) to see if
that changes things a bit. I have a large collection, but with 1/3 to
1/2 being compilations of tracks, and I wonder if that causes some
issues with the
I've got MusicIP server setup on centos box, with LMS running also.
I've spent the horsepower saving musicip data into the 80k songs. And
now I'm trying to configure plugins to do something useful. I've gotten
past the technical hurdles of 64bit inodes, directory names, etc, I can
get
Roland0 wrote:
> Have you tried the LD_PRELOAD method documented 'here'
> (https://www.mjr19.org.uk/sw/inodes64.html)? Would be significantly
> simpler... just start MusicIP with inode64.so preloaded, and it should
> work...
Hadn't tried that. But my first test of it, and it seems to work,
I wanted to put up a post for future search engines. In all cases
below, when I am talking about MusicIP, I mean MusicIp headless on a
linux box. I used a windows box and the GUI to scan/generate muscip
tags and archive them into the music files.
I recently installed MusicIP on a Centos7 box,
I have it running successfully on a centos7 system. There's a gotcha if
you are running XFS on a large FS for your storage which will cause
issues. Quick indication that it's "broken" is getting the message
"error loading html" when you connect to the server. Or if you point it
at music and
Roland0 wrote:
> Based on tags: Dynamic Playlists plugin
> Based on music classification: 'LMS Essentia'
> (https://www.nexus0.net/pub/sw/lmsessentia/)
> Based on similarity: 'LMS Musly'
> (https://www.nexus0.net/pub/sw/lmsmusly/)
Thanks! looking into Essentia & Musly now.
Playing with the last.fm + don't stop the music plugin now (thanks!),
while the "spare" server is analyzing for muscip . Hopefully after I
have a reasonable size of tracks with analysis I can see how well that
works.
I recently (re)-discovered LMS and clients, and am enjoying it. I'm
currently going through a large collection of files and fixing tags to
"mostly" be good. Part of what I'm looking to do is create dynamic
playlists somewhat intelligently. MusicIP was the first thing I found
that interfaces
I've had a weird case here that with limited testing seems to occur. I
had a number of albums that I encoded years ago at 128cbr/44 mp3. When
I play them as albums I seem to get silence out of the player, usually
at the end of the song, sometimes not. The song continues if I leave it
playing,
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