phineas wrote:
> @klammer
> Hi - I followed the instructions in the README file for the script here
> :
>
> https://github.com/CutePoisonX/ffmpegInstaller/blob/master/README.md
>
> In summary, you need IPKG first. this is perhaps the trickiest bit
> because you have to select the correct boost
Giza2020 wrote:
> Yeah but tweaking is fun :-)
If you want to play around -breaking up the encode / decode and see
different loads - here is an example. Also try using -compression_level
0 with ffmpeg or pass through just pcm
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53229-Announce-BBCiPla
@bpa Oh well not that then.
The sbr and controller to control
I'm wondering if taking the gpu below 16mb (i think i went down to 6 or
8) is not good in any solution other than ssh access only?
I checked this am and playing boom and sbr controlled by squeeze
commander didn't take the cpu above
bpa wrote:
> Thanks.
> The new tests seem to indicate that the problem is not with ffmpeg so
> I'll need to look again and think some more.
>
> The 2nd log file ( LMS_Server_Log_Syno_ARM_NAS_BBCm3u8.zip ) showed
> playing not an m3u8 URL but an iplayer:// URL which found a BBC http/aac
> strea
Giza2020 wrote:
> but it makes sense the pi will need some gpu to help render the web u,
> reciever ui, phone ui and images won't it?
Only if there is a special version of LMS for Pi which uses the GPU.
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Yeah but tweaking is fun :-)
I think this all might have started happening when i reduced the gpu
mem..but it makes sense the pi will need some gpu to help render the web
u, reciever ui, phone ui and images won't it?
Giza
Giza2020 wrote:
> Castalla I'm trying to fault find without being in the vicinity of the
> devices and wonder if you think dropping the gpu mem down very low could
> have caused the issue? I did set it very low on the squeezeplug setup.
>
> Would make sense that the boom works with its very low
Giza2020 wrote:
> Castalla I'm trying to fault find without being in the vicinity of the
> devices and wonder if you think dropping the gpu mem down very low could
> have caused the issue? I did set it very low on the squeezeplug setup.
>
> Would make sense that the boom works with its very low
castalla wrote:
> The Expectingtofly ffmpeg works 100% on my Pi. Look to the Duet, I
> think.
Castalla I'm trying to fault find without being in the vicinity of the
devices and wonder if you think dropping the gpu mem down very low could
have caused the issue? I did set it very low on the squee
frozzers wrote:
> For me, the Mac folder was /usr/bin.
If you system has both "/usr/bin" and "/usr/local/bin" and both are on
the PATH, a common convention was that "/usr/bin" is for vendor supplied
binaries and "/usr/local/bin" is for user installed binaries perhaps so
that they don't get lost
mjf2708 wrote:
> Re post #4, 'OSX Installation instructions', the following is what I did
> for the first step (install ffmpeg):
>
> Download ffmpeg binary for OS X from http://ffmpegmac.net/. Note: there
> are 2 versions, one for OS X 10.5, one for later versions.
> Unzip, and copy ffmpeg to /u
Klammer wrote:
> @bpa
>
> I think I've run the tests and so I have attached some logs.
>
> I got a playable flac file from both the BBC and Non-BBC streams:
>
> BBC Radio 4 flac is Bitrate: 1032kbps VBR, Sample Rate: 48.0 kHz, Sample
> Size: 24Bits
> Non BBC flac is Bitrate: 1703kbps VBR, Samp
castalla wrote:
> What's the version of ffmpeg ?
Hi castalla,
it's this one:
http://www.deb-multimedia.org/dists/stable/main/binary-i386/package/ffmpeg
(as I'm on wheezy)
it's v1.0
Code:
ffmpeg version 1.0.10 Copyright (c) 2000-2014 the FFmpeg developers
built on
@klammer
Hi - I followed the instructions in the README file for the script here
:
https://github.com/CutePoisonX/ffmpegInstaller/blob/master/README.md
In summary, you need IPKG first. this is perhaps the trickiest bit
because you have to select the correct boostrap file, but it's explained
her
Krisbee wrote:
> Installed Triode's SOA on my Rpi B+/Hifiberrydigi+ combo earlier today
> and ffmpeg is not in the default install. A "pacman -S ffmpeg" brings in
> this arch arm linux version:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [root@soa-rpi ~]# ffmpeg -version
> ffmpeg version 2.
phineas wrote:
> Just to follow this up - I have things working on my Synology
> Diskstation now. I had to install a different version of ffmpeg, which
> I did by using the script and instructions provided by CutepoisonX
> http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=89787
>
> It was fair
phineas wrote:
> Just to add to the Synology data points - I'm seeing exactly the same
> behaviour.
> LMS Version: 7.7.3 running on Synology Diskstation DS112+ (ARMv5TE)
> Squeezebox Radio and Classic
> PlayHLS Debug v1.3
> ffmpeg-3076.log and playhls-sh.log are created in /TMP
> Stream appear
@bpa
I think I've run the tests and so I have attached some logs.
I got a playable flac file from both the BBC and Non-BBC streams.
No sound from the SB though
Thank you
Paul
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castalla wrote:
> Pity - winSCP is a nice explorer-like interface to remote devices -
> makes a lot of things easier than all that command line stuff!
Yes, I saw that when I was Googling SSH for Chromebook but I have
managed to sort it now by copying the file using SSH to a location on
the NAS t
Klammer wrote:
> I put the url into the tunein Radio URL and hit play, is this wrong? I
> don't have any favourites stored and LMS isn't reading the updated
> menu.opml which I installed.
>
> Attached the log file which was found in /volume1/tmp (hooray!)
>
> Thanks
The problem with your menu.o
Sorry, forgot this one...
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|Filename: playhls-sh.log |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=17432|
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Klammer wrote:
> @bpa
>
> Should I install PlayHLS version 1.1 and see if it works in light of the
> above? I would require the repository again please.
I don't think so - at least not just yet.
1. The version of ffmpeg is much older than on your system.
2. The ffmpeg is installed in the LMS
bpa wrote:
> No because for example Ubuntu is not just one version.
> The best that can be done is for users to report what works.
Installed Triode's SOA on my Rpi B+/Hifiberrydigi+ combo earlier today
and ffmpeg is not in the default install. A "pacman -S ffmpeg" brings in
this arch arm linux v
castalla wrote:
> What's the version of ffmpeg ?
Maybe this?
http://www.deb-multimedia.org/dists/jessie/main/binary-amd64/package/ffmpeg
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PasTim wrote:
> on linux ubuntu it's in
> /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/PlayHLS
I have replace the custom-convert.conf file as advised and rebooted the
server for good measure, but I am still getting the same error message.
Any more suggestions please?
--
MattC wrote:
> Hi bpa,
>
> just wanted to say a million thanks for this, working perfectly here
> using debian wheezy (i386), with ffmpeg from the deb-multimedia repo.
>
> so very grateful to you - thanks!
>
>
> cheers
> Matt
What's the version of ffmpeg ?
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Hi bpa,
just wanted to say a million thanks for this, working perfectly here
using debian wheezy (i386), with ffmpeg from the deb-multimedia repo.
so very grateful to you - thanks!
cheers
Matt
bpa wrote:
> The PlayHLS plugin enables Apple HLS stream to be played. HLS means HTTP
> Live strea
sjalloq wrote:
> Just wanted to reply to an old question on the other thread about my
> setup. Taken ages to catch up on the posts here. :-) May be useful
> for anyone debugging.
>
> As a roundup: I'm running a Synology DS213 with LMS 7.7.2 and ffmpeg
> 0.7.9. No issues. No hung ffmpeg proc
PasTim wrote:
> That may be true, but it's still wrong. Further, he says his menu
> doesn't work, so may as well fix it and double-check?
No, I don't know why it worked either, but it did. :)
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. LMS & Squeeze2upnp (Beta -
Paul608085 wrote:
> Which directory does "custom-convert.conf" live in please?
>
> Yes, I am in the UK, with BT Infinity Broadband so no lack of bandwidth
> :)
on linux ubuntu it's in
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/PlayHLS
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FL
Giza2020 wrote:
> Hi guys i seem to have a system that sort of works. It plays streams
> fine to my boom (pi squeezeplug set up) but when i try to play on my
> duet i get a non responsive control as if the system is working hard and
> the bbc streams play for a second them buffer for a 30 secs th
Just wanted to reply to an old question on the other thread about my
setup. Taken ages to catch up on the posts here. :-) May be useful
for anyone debugging.
As a roundup: I'm running a Synology DS213 with LMS 7.7.2 and ffmpeg
0.7.9. No issues. No hung ffmpeg processes. All I've done is ins
Klammer wrote:
> Just restarted LMS and the new streams are there. Selected "Listen Live"
> from BBCiPlayer the "BBC Radio 4Extra". I have the 4Extra logo showing
> in the UI and "Now Playing" & "BBC Radio 4 Extra" in the SB Classic
> window. There is still no sound but the stream info reads "Fi
Hi guys i seem to have a system that sort of works. It plays streams
fine to my boom (pi squeezeplug set up) but when i try to play on my
duet i get a non responsive control as if the system is working hard and
the bbc streams play for a second them buffer for a 30 secs then plays
for a sec and so
castalla wrote:
> Yes. Another false track!
>
> Try this as your custom-convert.conf
>
> >
Code:
> >
>
> # PlayHLS rules to start convert application for Linux
> hls aac * *
> # RB:{BITRATE=-B %B}T:{START=-ss %s}
> [ffmpeg] -loglevel quiet -i $FI
@pastim and @bpa
Just restarted LMS and the new streams are there. Selected "Listen Live"
from BBCiPlayer the "BBC Radio 4Extra". I have the 4Extra logo showing
in the UI and "Now Playing" & "BBC Radio 4 Extra" in the SB Classic
window. There is still no sound but the stream info reads "File For
Klammer wrote:
> Thanks Tim but the "sudo" part of the code was rejected.
if you are logged on as root then just try without sudo.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. LMS & Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite) to
Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC and Mar
PasTim wrote:
> I told you how in my original post. Scroll back a bit and find the
> entry with 'chown' command.
Thanks Tim but the "sudo" part of the code was rejected.
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bpa wrote:
> Since file already has read access for others - ownership is irrelevant.
> The menu.opml file is only read once when LMS is started and also it
> may be cached.
That may be true, but it's still wrong. Further, he says his menu
doesn't work, so may as well fix it and double-check?
Klammer wrote:
> On no! I have to log in as root in SSH to be able to access /volume1/ as
> the web UI of the NAS doesn't allow root access.
>
> Is there a way of changing ownership from root to admin?
I told you how in my original post. Scroll back a bit and find the
entry with 'chown' command
Klammer wrote:
> On no! I have to log in as root in SSH to be able to access /volume1/ as
> the web UI of the NAS doesn't allow root access.
>
> Is there a way of changing ownership from root to admin?
Since file already has read access for others - ownership is irrelevant.
The menu.opml file i
JohnB wrote:
> Is it possible to come to a considered view about best option?
No because for example Ubuntu is not just one version.
The best that can be done is for users to report what works.
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Klammer wrote:
> No, it's a Chromebook, no PC available!
Pity - winSCP is a nice explorer-like interface to remote devices -
makes a lot of things easier than all that command line stuff!
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Logitech UE Smart Radio
Ra
castalla wrote:
> @klammer
>
> Are you using Win to ssh to your nas ?
No, it's a Chromebook, no PC available!
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PasTim wrote:
> Oh yes it does. What you think "root root" means? Is it same as "admin
> users"?
>
> I suggest you try and work it out from there. It's a learning
> experience most of us have gone through, sometimes with considerable
> pain to the brain.
@klammer
Are you using Win to ssh to
PasTim wrote:
> Oh yes it does. What you think "root root" means? Is it same as "admin
> users"?
>
> I suggest you try and work it out from there. It's a learning
> experience most of us have gone through, sometimes with considerable
> pain to the brain.
On no! I have to log in as root in SS
Klammer wrote:
> Thanks.
> Here's what I got with the initial "ls -la" command, I don't think
> anything needs changing?
>
> DiskStation> ls -la
> drwxr-xr-x3 adminusers 4096 Feb 16 15:44 .
> drwxr-xr-x6 adminusers 4096 Feb 17 20:04 ..
> -rw-r--r--1 adminu
PasTim wrote:
> The problem with your menu.opml may be access rights. Not knowing much
> about your operating system version I'm hesitant to suggest ways to
> check and fix it. however the text below shows the result of an 'ls -la'
> command in the BBCiPlayer directory on my system. menu.opml h
bpa wrote:
> The log shows that ffmpeg only ran for about 3 secs. Could you let the
> track time counter go for about 30 secs before clearing the playlist and
> posting the log files again.
Here it is:
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|Filename
Played the same URL from Tune In for 45 seconds. Log attached
Thanks
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|Filename: ffmpeg-26016.log |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=17430|
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bpa wrote:
> The log showed a RadioTime URL being played not the m3u8 one - if you
> are using a favorite then something has got modified. If you are using
> Tune-in then it is not showing in the log which may be wrong place in
> the log.
I put the url into the tunein Radio URL and hit play, is
bpa wrote:
> I'd like to encourage users getting new version of ffmpeg rather than
> trying to bandage up something that will never be good. I reckon within
> a short while there'll be good builds for all the main platforms.
I was intending to raise this matter - particular with reference to
Ub
onlyconnect wrote:
> Logging works now for me.
>
> 17427
>
> I am also seeing different behaviour. Playing an HLS stream now looks as
> it is working; the track time counts up and the pause button remains
> active. However no sound is heard.
>
> Tim
The log shows that ffmpeg only ran for abou
Klammer wrote:
> OK, I've managed to install the new version. I played
> http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_four_extra.m3u8
> and this time it said "Connecting..." and then the clock kept running
> but no sound was heard.
The log showed a
bpa wrote:
> I've just posted a 1.3 of the Debug plugin - this fixes the script
> problem (bash/ash) but still tries to write logs into /tmp.
>
> If you restart LMS and then goto Settings/Plugins, you should see that
> 1.03 is waiting to be installed.
>
> If no log files are found - I'll do ano
onlyconnect wrote:
> Logging works now for me.
>
> 17427
>
> I am also seeing different behaviour. Playing an HLS stream now looks as
> it is working; the track time counts up and the pause button remains
> active. However no sound is heard.
>
> Tim
Just to add to the Synology data points - I
bpa wrote:
> I've just posted a 1.3 of the Debug plugin - this fixes the script
> problem (bash/ash) but still tries to write logs into /tmp.
>
> If you restart LMS and then goto Settings/Plugins, you should see that
> 1.03 is waiting to be installed.
>
> If no log files are found - I'll do ano
mrw wrote:
> I think the various wrapper scripts that I've seen to date will only
> deal with ffmpeg when it is the only transcoder employed. Where there is
> a further pipeline I'm finding that it is not being killed. Perhaps some
> further research required. Or just the updated ffmpeg that does
bpa wrote:
> I've just posted a 1.3 of the Debug plugin - this fixes the script
> problem (bash/ash) but still tries to write logs into /tmp.
>
> If you restart LMS and then goto Settings/Plugins, you should see that
> 1.03 is waiting to be installed.
>
> If no log files are found - I'll do ano
bpa wrote:
> I've just posted a 1.3 of the Debug plugin - this fixes the script
> problem (bash/ash) but still tries to write logs into /tmp.
>
> If you restart LMS and then goto Settings/Plugins, you should see that
> 1.03 is waiting to be installed.
>
> If no log files are found - I'll do ano
Klammer wrote:
> I have NO log file on my system.
>
> Nothing in /tmp (which is hidden but accessible) or @tmp
>
> I used "find / -name playhls-sh.log 2>/dev/null" but nothing found
I've just posted a 1.3 of the Debug plugin - this fixes the script
problem (bash/ash) but still tries to write l
bpa wrote:
> If they are BBC in origin then they will happen on two different
> players playing same stream (not synced) at the same time.
That was a very useful test. My Squeezebox Classic, receiving a
transcoded PCM stream, quietly drifted behind the Radio, receiving a
passthrough AAC stream,
Here is the entire ffmpeg log:
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onlyconnect wrote:
> > added the sh command to actually run the script, not sure why ./ does
> not work)
Might be a "feature" of ash
OK - so sleep command is invalid - that needs to be fixed.
What's in the logs file in /tmp ?
bpa wrote:
> To kill off ffmpeg processes needs something stronger like the wrapper
> script - my playhls.sh script is ok for vlc and mplayer but not ffmpeg.
I think the various wrapper scripts that I've seen to date will only
deal with ffmpeg when it is the only transcoder employed. Where there
Klammer wrote:
> I have the debug plugin installed.
>
> I wonder if I should uninstall and reinstall LMS and start again? It'll
> take a good long time to rebuild my library though as it's huge...
> (Total Tracks: 70,478
> Total Albums: 5,278).
>
> I've never understood the coverArt log entries
bpa wrote:
> What shell is running onlyconnect's NAS ?
ash is running though bash is also installed.
Tim
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Klammer wrote:
> I have the debug plugin installed.
>
> I wonder if I should uninstall and reinstall LMS and start again? It'll
> take a good long time to rebuild my library though as it's huge...
> (Total Tracks: 70,478
> Total Albums: 5,278).
>
> I've never understood the coverArt log entries
Klammer wrote:
> However, I've just tried to play this :
> http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_four_extra.m3u8
>
Which plugn is installed the V1.01 or V1.02 Debug - the debug has
problems but this log (it is mixed up with load of other str
As promised - or threatened, depending on your viewpoint! - I have tried
to get bpa's plugin working by uninstalling my NOD32 antivirus and
rebooting the PC. Unfortunately it didn't work. I've attached the debug
logs from before and after uninstall. They look similar to me except for
an increased
utgg wrote:
>
> That seems to average out at under 20% total load, most in faad, which
> comes in with a large burst of activity every 5 seconds or so.
>
It might be interesting to find out what happens with the lower bit rate
streams.
I find that ffmpeg has to work a great deal harder to tra
I am enjoying this new plug in and really need it for R5 &
R5SportsExtra, I saw that BBC has now sorted out 320 on R3 as per
http://tinyurl.com/nsysdn2
Many thanks @BPA for your efforts on this.
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onlyconnect wrote:
> "admin", apparently.
Thanks for checking.
Progress - Found the problem. As usual stupid silly error.
First line of shell asks for "/bin/bash" and there is no bash on your
synology boxes - which is why it is OK once run from /bin/sh.
OK - I'll make a new version using /bin
bpa wrote:
> Might be a "feature" of ash
>
> OK - so sleep command is invalid - that needs to be fixed.
> What's in the logs file in /tmp ?
I have NO log file on my system.
Nothing in /tmp (which is hidden but accessible) or @tmp
I used "find / -name playhls-sh.log 2>/dev/null" but nothing fo
bpa wrote:
> IIRC that's OK - you could check by see if test.flc plays.
>
> Except for the "sleep" everything runs OK - yet it doesn't when invoked
> from LMS - that "feels" like a permissions issue.
>
> What is the userid of the process that runs LMS as shown by the "ps"
> command ?
"admin",
onlyconnect wrote:
>
> Error while opening decoder for input stream #0:0 : Operation not
> permitted
IIRC that's OK - you could check by see if test.flc plays.
Except for the "sleep" everything runs OK - yet it doesn't when invoked
from LMS - that "feels" like a permissions issue.
What is th
bpa wrote:
> Might be a "feature" of ash
>
> OK - so sleep command is invalid - that needs to be fixed.
> What's in the logs file in /tmp ?
File: playhls-sh.log
- start log 16:24:12--17-02-2015
---
Streaming : Launching ffmpeg -loglevel verbose -i http://ba
bpa wrote:
> I don't there is need at the moment to reinstall. If you can play from
> Library and other streams works and the "covertArt" message are an "old"
> symptom then leave things as they are.
>
> Since you managed to get BBC stream into a file output.flc and it was OK
> - it means the r
PasTim wrote:
> If you go to BBC iPlayer, Listen live, and click on (not play) BBC Radio
> 3, does the BBC Radio 3 logo appear along with the URL?
>
> Do the same for 4 extra, and some others. Do all show a logo, or only
> some?
Hi Tim
Some stations show artwork, others not. For example, the
Note: running the script with sh also creates logs in /tmp. Of course I
am running as root.
Tim
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bpa wrote:
> Can you (and onlyconnect) run the following commands from a shell prompt
> where you have already done a "cd" to the PlayHLS plugin (ending with
> /Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/PlayHLS/Bin ) Bin directory. The LMS
> WebUI Settings/Information will gives details of the Plugin dire
bpa wrote:
> Which plugn is installed the V1.01 or V1.02 Debug - the debug has
> problems but this log (it is mixed up with load of other stream playing
> of r3 and 5live ) looks like the PlayHLS plugin is not installed but
> furtermore there are issues about your LMS installation as there a lot
PasTim wrote:
> Pun intended? :)
>
> Anyone with problems using the internet, or even home networks, needs to
> check firewalls, routers and so on quite early on to make sure their
> problems aren't of that type. I should know - I've been burned often
> enough!
Haha, yes, pun most definitely i
Klammer wrote:
> Tried to play the above and it failed, checked the log and noticed the
> text which i've highlighted:
>
> file:///volume1/music/%3Ch1%20id=%22header%22%20class=%22hijack%22%3ESky%20Router%3C/h1%3E
> [15-02-17 13:22:48.8250] Slim::Utils::Scanner::Remote::__ANON__ (923)
> Scanned
bpa wrote:
> You have two "Linux" type system - NAS and Chromebook.
>
> The NAS is running ash as its shell scriupt. ash takes up much less
> memory than bash.
>
> "crosh" on Chromebook is a terminal emulator written in Javascript (i.e
> runs within the browser) and it provide an ssh session (i
Tried to play the above and it failed, checked the log and noticed the
text which i've highlighted:
file:///volume1/music/%3Ch1%20id=%22header%22%20class=%22hijack%22%3ESky%20Router%3C/h1%3E
[15-02-17 13:22:48.8250] Slim::Utils::Scanner::Remote::__ANON__ (923)
Scanned 59/67 items in playlist
[15-
Klammer wrote:
> Does that clarify which shell is running or is it the "crosh" I'm using
> on Chromebook?
You have two "Linux" type system - NAS and Chromebook.
The NAS is running ash as its shell scriupt. ash takes up much less
memory than bash.
"crosh" on Chromebook is a terminal emulator wr
Just in case you aren't monitoring other threads Radio 3 aac HD is back
for now! See
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/d031b300-721a-4df5-8506-723303f2887e
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. LMS & Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite)
bpa wrote:
> There is a difference between the two Synology products - one is arm
> based and the other Intel and the linux is different.
>
> On Klammer's NAS, it's possible that LMS is not running from volume1 in
> which case the /tmp would have failed but that does not explain why no
> log on
Klammer wrote:
> I may have found it on my Synology too? From location /volume1/
There is a difference between the two Synology products - one is arm
based and the other Intel and the linux is different.
On Klammer's NAS, it's possible that LMS is not running from volume1 in
which case the /tm
onlyconnect wrote:
> There is /tmp on Synology (at least on mine and I suspect all).
>
> That command returns:
>
> /tmp/abcHwy
>
> on my Synology.
>
> Tim
I may have found it on my Synology too?
DiskStation> cd /tmp/abcHwy
-ash: cd: can't cd to /tmp/abcHwy
DiskStation> cd /tmp/
DiskSt
bpa wrote:
> OK - on Synology there is no /tmp it is called /volume1/@tmp
>
> Can you try one one more command - if available this command
> automatically find the designated temp area on a system. If it works
> it would mean one version of the Debug Plugin works for all Linux
> systems.
> mkt
bpa wrote:
> OK - on Synology there is no /tmp it is called /volume1/@tmp
>
> Can you try one one more command - if available this command
> automatically find the designated temp area on a system. If it works
> it would mean one version of the Debug Plugin works for all Linux
> systems.
> mkt
Klammer wrote:
> Here are the results:
>
> /volume1
> DiskStation> dir /@tmp
> ls: /@tmp: No such file or directory
>
OK - on Synology there is no /tmp.
Can you try one one more command - if available this command
automatically find the designated temp area on a system. If it works
it would
bpa wrote:
> That help.
>
> Can you try four "dir" commands so that I'll know which one works
> dir /@tmp
> dir /volume1/@tmp
> dir /var/tmp
> dir /var/@tmp
Here are the results:
/volume1
DiskStation> dir /@tmp
ls: /@tmp: No such file or directory
DiskStation> dir /volume1/@tmp
drwxrwxrwt5
Klammer wrote:
> Please see attached file which shows the directory tree on my Synology
> NAS.
>
> Thank you
That help.
Can you try four "dir" commands so that I'll know which one works
dir /@tmp
dir /volume1/@tmp
dir /var/tmp
dir /var/@tmp
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A big thanks to all concerned.
I use a Raspberry Pi as my server.
I listen to Radio 4 live in the mornings on my Squeezebox Radio
I listen to 6 Music Listen Again on my Boom in the daytime.
I listen to Radio 4 Listen Again on my Squeezebox Radio at bedtime.
... and sometimes my girlfriend puts on
Paul608085 wrote:
> How would I know? LMS shows under Active Plugins: "BBC iPlayer
> (v1.2.14). I go to Home > Radio and the first option is "BBC iPlayer"
> with the familiar iPlayer icon. Is this the plugin?
>
> (Sorry really must dash now - back tonight!)
You are in the UK aren't you (sorry if
Paul608085 wrote:
> How would I know? LMS shows under Active Plugins: "BBC iPlayer
> (v1.2.14). I go to Home > Radio and the first option is "BBC iPlayer"
> with the familiar iPlayer icon. Is this the plugin?
>
> (Sorry really must dash now - back tonight!)
Yes. Another false track!
Try this
castalla wrote:
> This is a strange one. It's likely something very obvious that we are
> missing!
>
> Are you sure you are using BBC iPlayer plugin and not the BBC Radio
> applet ?
How would I know? LMS shows under Active Plugins: "BBC iPlayer
(v1.2.14). I go to Home > Radio and the first opt
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