Apesbrain wrote:
> Here's one I found and once used. Copy to a batch file named as you
> please. You have to find a way to call that file from within LMS. I
> think this capability exists within "Server Power Control" plugin which
> I was also using at that time. IIRC, it showed up in both
I wrote a shell script for this that I activated from an internal web
page via CGI. I leave them running these days though to confuse the
dog.. :)
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Iirc it restarts every time you make a change to the config (because
that's how it works). In general you just turn it on and ignore it. The
Chromecast appears as a player in the LMS interface (or ipeng) and you
can send audio to it as normal.
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Turn power save off on the others...
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I'm proud to be a legacy user
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The open end just passes packets to the other end - so essentially to
secure the open end you secure this end. Using a client cert is a good
way to do that but it's only one technique.
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stunnel doesn't mandate what passes over the tunnel once it's been
established, it is not a firewall it is just a tunnel. You have to ask
yourself how to secure access to the open end of the stunnel link.
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You can set startup delay parameters per-player in LMS. Unsurprisingly
it's only well calibrated out of the box for native hardware players and
for everything else it's implementation dependent. In the sense that
Greg's squeezelite launcher can't get it right for you.
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d6jg wrote:
> Why does the website refer to Raspberry then?
>
>
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> and mounting points of a Pi A
are used.
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Great, thanks. Appreciate the flexibility.
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Nice!
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I'd prefer to stick with a standalone installer myself.
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It normally does this automatically
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I would imagine it's building indexes or downloading bios and/or
photography and will stop when it's finished.
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I like this very much.!
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Is the IP signed up to receive Betas? Play store serves the "latest" app
for your specific user account.
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To be fair, a little effort was always required to keep the Squeezebox
infrastructure alive, it was always criticised for being a bit too
techy. As it transitions way past "supported" and into the ether you can
expect this to get much, much worse, not better. In my view the system
is still
Yes, it's a low power desktop part from about ten years ago. But it's
full x64 class architecture, it's not a processor geared toward the
embedded market like Atoms or ARM.
This has two real x86_64 cores.
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bpa wrote:
> Becuase there are already these user options to skip back and froward in
> the live stream - I cannot see a reason why mrmichaelwright suggestion
> is useful especially as it will require a lot of work to implement and
> maintain.
Funnily enough I'd like exactly this feature too,
Ok maybe I wasn't getting updates for them and I just grabbed them one
time.. :)
Betas added and yep, all looking good right now.
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Hmm I recall Michael added the iPlayer repos to the default lists.
Certainly I didn't have any additional repos defined and was still
receiving updates on the 1.4.9 stream. Maybe that got removed?
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PasTim wrote:
> Things have been moving on. I suggest you try
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104672-BBCiPlayer-with-DASH-support-test-version
> . It is still 'test' but almost everyone seems to be finding it stable
> and reliable.
I think the 1.4.9 stream is still in the default
Lol, indeed not!!
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BBC, along with all the other news content outlets, are being nailed by
the major facepalm that took place overnight in the US. It will take a
day or two to settle down. Even Facebook's monolithic and hugely
impressive infrastructure is struggling to keep comment threads in sync.
Very aware of that. I used to work on supercomputers. That's one of the
reasons I have a low opinion of windows threading..
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bpa wrote:
> Yes some do -my laptop win7 system has a i5-3210m (see
> http://ark.intel.com/products/67355/Intel-Core-i5-3210M-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-3_10-GHz-rPGA
> ) and shows up as 4 CPUs when monitoring loads.
Good point. I think at some point my statement was correct, but not any
longer
But really, streaming audio is trivially easy. The difference between a
gen 1 i5 aka nehalem and a g4 i5 aka haswell in this context is
essentially zero. A pi B+ will do this job.
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Have to say, my squeezeboxes, all of them, whether on wires or end of a
damp string WiFi through two external walls, will stream BBC radio
flawlessly all day and start, stop, and pause and continue without
issues all day. It can work... Nothing special about my setup: plusnet
fibre, Debian Linux
No it's not using windows networking. The VM runs its own drivers and
writes raw packets to your network device on a new, different, spoofed
MAC address. Usually.
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Ok, I didn't get your intent. More reliable clocks is a good thing. No
point in offering a clock that's wrong, even if the data stream
referenced is "delayed". "Live" Digital TV streams are delayed too, by
differing amounts. I am not sure it's something worth worrying about.
You would hope that akamai are also properly synced to a reliable time
source... There is really no excuse for it being wrong, it really isn't
difficult to do.
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NTP protocol is designed to deal with the transmission delays and should
be capable of getting your OS clock to within a few hundred microseconds
of the source, no matter how far away you are from the source,
geographically.
Sounds like it might be time to run an LMS in a debian VM or something..
:)
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I find that enabling powersave solved that problem.. :)
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Obvious test is to plug a laptop into the wire you laid and test with
that to prove there's no issue with the length/construction of that
cable for a start.
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For my purposes I would be ok with a library that is literally "untagged
folders". Interesting stuff, thanks for working through this.
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I'm not sure all DACs do sound the same (though I agree the differences
are extremely small), but that seems to be a holy war round here so I'm
not going to debate it further, just leave the OP to experiment at
leisure.
I am not into orchestral music so my requirements don't match the OPs
and I
One further request .. I have music all over the place depending on the
source, so is it possible to implement a view that's "everything, EXCEPT
tagged folders .. "?
Right now I have numerous methods of producing a "kids" view, but I
really want a main view that's "everything but the kid's
Yeah, I like the iPlayer extras categories, very handy.
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bpa wrote:
> 1.4.7 still seems to grow the cache.db file but at a much smaller rate -
> this needs to be checked. Once cache.db has grown it does not seem to
> shrink even after expiry of entries or purging - this needs to be
> confirmed.
FWIW my cache.db grew to over 1GB with a running stream
Giza2020 wrote:
>
> I wanted to let you know im also experiencing the play 1 sec, pause 2-3
> secs and then off we go with lovely bbc playing :-)
>
> Not bothering me really but thought you'd like to know that it's
> happening her in the UK for me.
>
> Latest LMS on synology
> Your latest
Depends how you do the search. If the search occurs per-leaf then it's
likely there will be a lot of them and it will be expensive. If you can
hold a single value in memory and apply it to all subfolders until it
finds a different value as it scans, then fine. In short, never find
yourself at the
Yes, it's OT, sorry. I found an old thread where it was mentioned too.
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If someone were to add a simple to use Bluetooth audio streaming device
as an input plugin to LMS, allowing you to stream from your phone
straight to one or more squeezeboxes in your house, the ecosystem would
have a shot in the arm of oxygen and fill the remaining glaring omission
in home audio
Seems to me it's a simple case of going into the parent folder of the
tree you want to set a certain tag in and typing:
"find . -type d -exec touch {}/simple-library-views-libraryviewname \;"
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Jeddie wrote:
> Just downloaded Squeezer. My first reaction is I agree with Flacforever;
> I would like to be able to select 'album artists' instead of 'Artists'.
> This is a must for me.
>
> Also it doesn't seem to accommodate Library views from LMS. Even the
> native logictech app does this?
rkrug wrote:
> drmatt writes:
>
> > Stupid question - where the heck do I get the musicip code from to do
> > the tagging (I'd rather do a full sweep offline and embed tags)?
>
> Probably best source:
>
> http://www.spicefly.com/article.php?page=musicip-sof
Stupid question - where the heck do I get the musicip code from to do
the tagging (I'd rather do a full sweep offline and embed tags)?
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http://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/ubuntu-linux-server-hyper-v-guest/
This is one option. LMS is easy to integrate on Ubuntu.
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I will find out useful when I get around to implementing it. Fed up with
just genre tags, this is much more scriptable.
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OK I think the issue is on my android app end, and I think it's to do
with the track time. If I queue two items using the squeezer app on
android then playback hangs after the program finishes, but if I queue
the same items from the web interface playback moves to the next item
just fine. Next
Yeah it's currently set to dash. I was desperate to get the iPlayer
extras stuff back so I got the best iPlayer plugin for free with the
repo. Will gather some details and head over there. Cheers.
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It happens on any BBC content whether sourced from iPlayer plugin or
iPlayer extras for me. I am setting the dash stream as the primary but
I'll have to get more details when I'm at home. I updated the plugins
about three days ago from your repo so they are very new.
Basically next/ previous
Back to the iPlayer topic. Is it just me or does it refuse to do
"previous"/"next" when playing from iPlayer extras? Any programs in the
playlist are a dead end. They play in their turn but then the player
stops at the end, it won't move on to the next track.
So glad this stuff is all working again. Really appreciate the work that
goes into keeping this alive, particularly in face of constant messing
around from the BBC end. :)
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Cut-Throat wrote:
> Well, that sucks ! --- Too Bad, Smart Mix was my Main Venue!
Sigh, back to wrestling with MusicIP and wine and all that nonense..
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I'm happy, it was just a thought.
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Time to add a local plugin repository?
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