I installed Spotty some days ago on LMS 7.9.0. Everything is working
fine but I have a question : back in time, I used Triode plug-in and I
was able to add an entry on my Squeeze Radio menu. Seems I can't do it
anymore with Spotty. Is it normal? Or did I miss something?
What kind of entry did
Roland0 wrote:
> What are you trying to accomplish? If it's just sending the same audio
> to different cards/outputs, you can do this with one se instance using
> 'ALSA'
>
bpa wrote:
> The pilot in Mar/April could only really be played in Firefox. Now in
> addition to browser there are version of vlc, ffmpeg as well as LMS that
> can play Dash/Flac. BBC should also be able to determine the number of
> individuals who have listened using Dash Flac.
I think people
Hi all,
I installed Spotty some days ago on LMS 7.9.0. Everything is working
fine but I have a question : back in time, I used Triode plug-in and I
was able to add an entry on my Squeeze Radio menu. Seems I can't do it
anymore with Spotty. Is it normal? Or did I miss something?
My bad if this
mherger wrote:
> >Running LMS on a Pi (while leaving the music
> files on your NAS) would allow you to use Spotty and offer a better LMS
>
> experience overall, too.
>
> --
>
> Michael
I had been intent on keeping my NAS running with LMS even though it was
slow to scan, couldn't handle
s2kiwi wrote:
> Testing tonight reconfirmed it's a no go on a RasPi 2B
> Any combination of 2 players worked, but turn all three on and try (and
> synchronise) them and it all falls apart.
>
What are you trying to accomplish? If it's just sending the same audio
to different cards/outputs, you
JohnB wrote:
> Yes, PLEASE do that. It is alarming that there are only 1021 ratings so
> far. I fear that with ratings at that level the BBC might well think it
> isn't worth progressing with FLAC.
>
> The 320kbps AAC-LC was first introduced as a pilot on Radio 3 during the
> Proms in 2010 (I
bpa wrote:
> To encourage BBC to do more Flac broadcasts - don't forget to rate it on
> BBC's website and answer the few questions.
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/taster/projects/radio-3-concert-sound2
Yes, PLEASE do that. It is alarming that there are only 1021 ratings so
far. I fear that with ratings
Patricia P wrote:
> I lovie the flac BBC stream. I use Windows 8.1 and the streaming sounds
> wonderful on the amplifier and sub. Thank you bpa for keeping the SB
> ahead of the game!
To encourage BBC to do more Flac broadcasts - don't forget to rate it on
BBC's website and answer the few
I lovie the flac BBC stream. I use Windows 8.1 and the streaming sounds
wonderful on the amplifier and sub. Thank you bpa for keeping the SB
ahead of the game!
SB3, CA DacMagic, Talk Electronic stereo. LMS 7.9.1 BBCiPlayer plugin
1.5.4.4
alnames wrote:
> Noticed in the log after failing to install plugin (rather than failing
> to load):
>
> error: Can't chmod()
> /usr/local/slimserver/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/ShairTunes2W/AIRPLAY.pm:
> Operation not permitted
> at /usr/local/slimserver/Slim/Utils/PluginManager.pm line
Thank you so much! I'm enormously grateful for all your work. Is there a
way to donate to help support the development work you do?
This is exactly what I needed. I don't know why it didn't occur to me to
try using that environmental variable.
Which of the two, JiveLite or SqueezeLite, are most
slartibartfast wrote:
> I think you need your own API key for playlists longer than 500 tracks.
> Search for posts by wpf7 in this thread.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Thanks. I found that thread. I should have found it during my search.
Sorry!
mazeeff wrote:
> Still learning here, but came across a minor question/problem. When
> loading very large (>500 songs), Spotty playlists, only 500 songs are
> loaded. I changed the "advanced" "performance" "Maximum Playlist Length"
> to both 0 and 1000, from the default 500. Neither had any
Still learning here, but came across a minor question/problem. When
loading very large (>500 songs), Spotty playlists, only 500 songs are
loaded. I changed the "advanced" "performance" "Maximum Playlist Length"
to both 0 and 1000, from the default 500. Neither had any impact,
although, it allowed
mherger wrote:
> > The LMS is : Version 7.9.1 - 1502265250
> >
> > Plugin isn't working either.
>
> Anything in server.log?
>
> --
>
> Michael
The server log is extensive and not sure what to look for, but I have
the plugin working again now by doing a reset on the player and
The LMS is : Version 7.9.1 - 1502265250
Plugin isn't working either.
Anything in server.log?
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mherger wrote:
> > "I'm sorry, but your processor architecture or operating system most
> > likely is not compatible with Spotty. You can still give it a try.
> But
> > don't be surprised if it fails...
> >
> > Operating system macOS 10.12.6 / unknown"
>
> Hmm... you're not the first to report
mherger wrote:
> Just go to the settings and add the other accounts. It's not a Family
> specific feature, but can handle any additional accounts with their own
>
> login etc.
> Michael
Ah. Makes sense. I had a feeling it was going to be something *too*
obvious for me... ;-)
Thanks, Michael.
frankd wrote:
> First post updated with a workaround for the memory leak.
> In the meantime I can report that this setup has been stable for a
> couple of months.
Hi Frank, thanks a lot, this works fine with me too.
Antonio
LMS 7.9.0 - 1436071638
on Linux Mageia 5
1 SB3, 1 radio, 1 touch
Hi Luke,
It's probably the output device set in the Audioplayer menu of our web
interface.
Just head there via "max2play/" in a browser in your network and check
which output devices are available and which one you need.
Hi s2kiwi,
Have you tried with our plugin MultiSqueeze, yet?
We have successfully tested running several Squeezelite instances at a
time. Three should not be an issue if you have three correct output
devices set up.
Some users have even taken a LogiLink 7.1 USB sound card and its four
channels
Hi to bondsc, short_y, wtnh, MeSue, Tunes0710, Martin5130
Many thanks for getting in touch and offering to help test.
Apologies for the slow response,. I've been on hols and staying well
away from computers and the interweb! Getting back to hab-tunes this
week though so stay tuned for updates.
I see this in the log at startup
[17-08-14 09:50:13.6419] Slim::Utils::PluginManager::load (323) Error:
Couldn't load Plugins::ShairTunes2W::Plugin
[17-08-14 09:50:14.6793] Slim::Web::Cometd::handler (422)
errorNeedsClient: 00:04:20:22:54:31, status, -, 10, menu:menu,
useContextMenu:1,
Testing tonight reconfirmed it's a no go on a RasPi 2B
Any combination of 2 players worked, but turn all three on and try (and
synchronise) them and it all falls apart.
Ah well, back to the drawing board :)
s2kiwi's
Thanks for the correction. I had armel in mind but stopped too early.
Sorry.
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Marvel is ARM architecture so it won't work.
That's not quite correct. ARM isn't the limitation: the Pi is ARM based,
too. It's the ARMv5 which is too old.
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Hi, I'm a Newbie and non-technical, so just checking that Spotty won't
run on my old Synology DS207+ with the Marvel Orion CPU and with 28Mb
memory, running squeeze centre 7.5.3 packaged as LMS. am I correct in
assuming that this is too old to run spotty? thankyou, sorry for the
newbie question.
Librespot, library which Spotty depends on, takes the Premium 320 kbps
Ogg Vorbis stream and transcodes it to PCM format, and Spotty converts
this to FLAC. Both PCM and FLAC are lossless formats, so as far as I
know you get the original 320 kbps Spotify Premium sound quality when
streaming from
Harvs wrote:
> Hi, I'm a Newbie and non-technical, so just checking that Spotty won't
> run on my old Synology DS207+ with the Marvel Orion CPU and with 28Mb
> memory, running squeeze centre 7.5.3 packaged as LMS. am I correct in
> assuming that this is too old to run spotty? thankyou, sorry
thebrieze wrote:
>
> What is the audio bitrate at which Spotty streams?
>
Librespot, library which Spotty depends on, takes the Premium 320 kbps
Ogg Vorbis stream and transcodes it to PCM format, and Spotty converts
this to FLAC. Both PCM and FLAC are lossless formats, so as far as I
know
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