I think this is due to the fact that LMS does not have time to download
the plugin before you restart it (it is s known issue). You should clean
the DonloadedPlugins directory, then when you apply the install, wait
for a few minutes or look in DownloadedPlugins directory till the size
of files
I set up a new system with ClearOS 7.2 which has kernel
3.10.0-327.10.1.v7.x86_64.
I click on the enable box for the plugin and hit apply and then it shows
up under the heading "Updated Plugins Available" with the enable
checkbox unchecked.
If I check it again and then apply then it disappears
bpa wrote:
> sigh - I thought you knew this when I specifically said about LMS bin
> directory not being on the path.
>
> Can you do more testing before posting - and then post to the relevant
> thread if the problem if iPlayer related or "bridge" related since I
> only started following the
castalla wrote:
> Mystery solved !
sigh - I thought you knew this when I specifically said about LMS bin
directory not being on the path.
Can you do more testing before posting - and then post to the relevant
thread if the problem if iPlayer related or "bridge" related since I
only started
bpa wrote:
> This is ambiguous you get no error or you get "no command error" message
> ?
>
> If it is the second please do the following from a shell prompt.
>
> 1. cd to the LMS bin directory which contains the faad executable for
> your OS
> 2. type (not including quote) " ls -l faad"
>
castalla wrote:
> No command error even if I run faad from the appropriate LMS directory.
> .
This is ambiguous you get no error or you get "no command error" message
?
If it is the second please do the following from a shell prompt.
1. cd to the LMS bin directory which contains the faad
bpa wrote:
> If it is a IP3K based player which do not have native AAC support -
> then no need to change anything. For touch and Radio you'll need to
> disable AAC Native. For Squeezelite etc. - it'll depend on the build
> and the command line options but disable AAC native to be sure.
>
>
Disabled AAC native. Using Touch - faad/flac starts/stops as expected.
Looks like it's a bridge issue.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Radio
O2 Joggler + SqpOS + Aune X2 T-amp + Mordaunt Short ms-3.40 speakers
UPnPBridge - 2 paired
castalla wrote:
> 1. To check a real player - do I need to change the AAC file-type to
> force transcode (eg. AAC AAC - disable ). I'll test on Touch
If it is a IP3K based player which do not have native AAC support -
then no need to change anyhting. For touch and Radio you'll need to
bpa wrote:
> This behaviour is not normal and does not happen on other Linux boxes.
>
> BBCiPlayer does not use any different transcoding compared to play a
> http/aac stream so please check if this is happening with http/aac
> stream on both real player and bridge players. The "bridge"player
castalla wrote:
> A question about the iPlayer/File Type aac transcode via faad/flac.
>
> I came across this in my attempts to get eg. working.
>
> I notice that when the stream runs both faad and flac are running - when
> the stream stops, they continue running.
>
> Is this expected
mherger wrote:
> Ok, here it is: based on Triode's great work I'm providing my latest
> plugin, the Spotify Protocol Handler.
>
> What does it do?
>
> The Spotify Protocol Handler plugin allows you to stream Spotify content
>
> not only to the officially supported SB Radio and SB Touch, but
pinkdot wrote:
> @yaonos,
>
> Thanks for reporting.
>
> Should be fixed now. Please try.
>
> Greetings,
>
> Martin
Thanks Martin. The new package installed correctly on my NAS.
Regards,
Stéphane
Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
A question about the iPlayer/File Type aac transcode via faad/flac.
I came across this in my attempts to get eg. working.
I notice that when the stream runs both faad and flac are running - when
the stream stops, they continue running.
Is this expected behaviour?
I recall a similar effect
>From a "listening" perspective, everything seems to work ok, but my LMS
log is still flooded with error messages like this (shortened
considerably by me):
Code:
0050: [16-04-23 16:41:19.2919] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1233) Warning:
[16:41:19.2914]
MillmoorRon wrote:
> Check out Erland's plugins! Trackstat, Dynamic Playlists & SQL Playlists
> in particular.
>
> Some coding (SQL) is useful but there are lots of customisable templates
> built-in that can just be used as is.
Thanks, I will.
2 Duets controllers, 1 X Boom, 1 X Radio
1 X
It's already amazing to use any device as squeezebox but quickly I
thought of a test : "And if I combine LMS-to-UPnP and shairtunes2 ?"
Believe it or not it works ! LMS-to-UPnP transforms each DLNA device
into a squeezebox player and shairtunes2 transforms each squeezebox
player into airplay
mark wollschlager wrote:
> At the risk of wishful thinking, is there a way to have multiple random
> play 'presets' based on user criteria/tagging ( genres, years,
> artists)?
> I say wishful, as I am not a coder.
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