TheCoyote wrote:
> To be honest, I'd rather like to avoid that. Probably not too bad with
> just the LMS, a Samba share and an Apache Tomcat for my home automation
> on that machine, but still. :(Maybe you need to remove all traces of the
> other version of libc.
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To be honest, I'd rather like to avoid that. Probably not too bad with
just the LMS, a Samba share and an Apache Tomcat for my home automation
on that machine, but still. :(
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TheCoyote wrote:
> Hm, thanks. I did what you said and removed NEWS.Debian.gz. And then
> NEWS.gz. And then changelog.gz. And then copyright. Now it's
> /usr/share/lintian/overrides/libc6 that's wrong...
>
> I don't think I'm on the right path here. :(
> >
Code:
> >
Hm, thanks. I did what you said and removed NEWS.Debian.gz. And then
NEWS.gz. And then changelog.gz. And then copyright. Now it's
/usr/share/lintian/overrides/libc6 that's wrong...
I don't think I'm on the right path here. :(
Code:
pi@raspberrypi4:~ $ sudo dpkg -i
I would go with
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/glibc/libc6_2.28-10_i386.deb,
the other version you used is probably for stretch, not buster.
I guess you missed to remove the file NEWS.Debian.gz.
See instructions of first page (I know I should document this better),
there is one
Thanks, Frank!
I used libc6_2.31-9_i386.deb - that seemed to be the latest at the time
and the instructions told me to find that. Here's the protocol of what I
did:
Code:
pi@raspberrypi4:~ $ sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
pi@raspberrypi4:~ $ sudo nano
I have updated the tutorial on the first page to reflect buster
installations. Before it was a piecemeal across multiple posts. Let me
know if you find errors or have proposals for improvement.
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TheCoyote wrote:
> Fixed that, but there's still something else wrong. Is there a logfile
> somewhere?
>
> Edit: wait - found the issue:
> >
Code:
> > pi@raspberrypi4:~ $ /usr/local/mip/MusicMagicServer start
> -bash: /usr/local/mip/MusicMagicServer: No such file or
There's probably still something else wrong. Is there a logfile
somewhere?
pi@raspberrypi4:~ $ nano /etc/systemd/system/mip.service
[Unit]
Description=MusicIP Mixer
After=multi-user.target
[Service]
Type=simple
User=pi
ExecStart=/usr/local/mip/MusicMagicServer start
TheCoyote wrote:
> It totally helps me.
>
> I just got stuck at Step 12 now:
>
> I already have MusicIp stored on that machine, and I don't have an lms
> user - for simplicity's sake, it's running as pi (I know, bad, but I
> didn't want to complicate things for me right now):
>
>
>
> So
cpd73 wrote:
> Not sure if this will help, but I made a note of the steps I took at:
> https://github.com/CDrummond/musicip - Look for the "Raspberry Pi
> installation" section.
It totally helps me.
I just got stuck at Step 12 now:
I already have MusicIp stored on that machine, and I don't
TheCoyote wrote:
> Is there a consolidated installation instruction for Buster in this
> thread? I can't seem to find it, and I have a hard time finding the
> correct steps after all these trial-and-error posts. I'd be very
> grateful - I can't get MusicIP installed, I think the biggest problem
Is there a consolidated installation instruction for Buster in this
thread? I can't seem to find it, and I have a hard time finding the
correct steps after all these trial-and-error posts. I'd be very
grateful - I can't get MusicIP installed, I think the biggest problem is
finding the correct
slartibartfast wrote:
> The mystery deepens. I restored a backup I did shortly before updating
> the Raspberry pi OS to another SD card and that acts exactly the same.
> Add music no longer works. It was working when I added my latest album
> so it almost seems like that album has broken it
CypherMK wrote:
> Can't really help you. But I also have a pi 4 with buster. And it's
> working without issues. Those errors look normal to me.The mystery deepens. I
> restored a backup I did shortly before updating
the Raspberry pi OS to another SD card and that acts exactly the same.
Add
CypherMK wrote:
> Can't really help you. But I also have a pi 4 with buster. And it's
> working without issues. Those errors look normal to me.I think the errors are
> normal. Have you updated your Pi to the latest
OS? Can you check in Top what the CPU and memory use of the musicmagic
process
slartibartfast wrote:
> Any ideas why the "add music" function doesn't work. CPU goes to 100%
> but very little memory is used. Refresh does the same thing. The server
> is definitely running and I can generate test mixes from the alternative
> webUI.
>
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I recently updated my raspberry pi4 to the latest operating system which
> is still Debian Buster based. Since the update (I assume) MusicIP no
> longer works. I can still see the webpage at port 10002 but nothing
> works. I stopped the server and restarted it and I see
I recently updated my raspberry pi4 to the latest operating system which
is still Debian Buster based. Since the update (I assume) MusicIP no
longer works. I can still see the webpage at port 10002 but nothing
works. I stopped the server and restarted it and I see the result in the
attachment. I
Antoniop wrote:
> That's it, I did not request a trial license, you found it, well done!
> I had to restart LMS, and it's ok now. I have 45 days of trial.
> Thanks a lot ! :D[emoji106]
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Did you get a licence for the free trial?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
That's it, I did not request a trial license, you found it, well done!
I had to restart LMS, and it's ok now. I have 45 days of trial.
Thanks a lot ! :D
LMS 7.9.x
on Linux Mageia 6 and
Antoniop wrote:
> Hi Slartibartfast,
> It think it's a pay to use plugin indeed, or at least it was, but I
> think there is a trial period and I would like to try it first :)Did you get
> a licence for the free trial?
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I think spicefly is a pay to use plugin, could that be the reason?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Hi Slartibartfast,
It think it's a pay to use plugin indeed, or at least it was, but I
think there is a trial period and I would like to try it first :)
LMS
Antoniop wrote:
> Hi,
> Sorry to pollute this thread, but cparker I posted a message here
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?73988-Announce-Spicefly-SugarCube-Version-2-03-%96-(Automatic-MusicIP-DJ)-for-7-x=996584#post996584
> because I can't have spicefly to work. Can you have a
cparker wrote:
> Yes correct I've found tags that contain for example a web site address
> so e.g a comment tag with http:// will break MusicIP, so keep to
> alpha/numerics
>
> @macpac In terms of the issue here, I'm sure I heard that Windows MIP
> 1.96b m3lib format isnt 100% compatible with
macpac wrote:
> Thanks, slartibartfast, cparker and frankd for all your feedback! Using
> the 1.8 Windows version was key to getting the MusicIP fingerprints
> identified on my Raspberry. It seems that every change to any tag in a
> mp3 file leads to MusicIP listing the file as not being
frankd wrote:
> Here my experience also in line with CParker:
> 1) Do not reuse a database you have created with a newer windows version
> on your raspberry pi with an older version of the program on the pi (we
> have only 1.8 there).
> 2) Best is that you let your pi create its own database
frankd wrote:
> Here my experience also in line with CParker:
> 1) Do not reuse a database you have created with a newer windows version
> on your raspberry pi with an older version of the program on the pi (we
> have only 1.8 there).
> 2) Best is that you let your pi create its own database
cparker wrote:
> Yes correct I've found tags that contain for example a web site address
> so e.g a comment tag with http:// will break MusicIP, so keep to
> alpha/numerics
>
> @macpac In terms of the issue here, I'm sure I heard that Windows MIP
> 1.96b m3lib format isnt 100% compatible with
slartibartfast wrote:
> So everything is OK now. I seem to remember having the same issue years
> ago. Another tip for MusicIP, don't have a lot of text in the comments
> tag. That seems to cause corruption for some reason.
Yes correct I've found tags that contain for example a web site
macpac wrote:
> It seems something is corrupting my music files on the way from
> fingerprinting to being copied to the USB drive attached to the Pi. As I
> didn't find a one-fits-all solution I normally use 'Windows Media
> Player' as a library tool and for ratings, 'MusicBrainz Picard' and
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> Ah so you did scan from Windows while the drive was attached to your Pi.
> I wonder if attaching the drive to the Windows machine for scanning
> would work differently. On my system I have a second drive which I
> attach to my Windows laptop to perform the MusicIP scan
macpac wrote:
> Sorry, I don't get it. My setup is as follows:
>
> (1) PC with Windows 10 and MusicIP Mixer 1.96 beta 6
> (2) Raspberry Pi 4 (1GB) with MagicMusicServer 1.8 + USB-Drive with
> music files (accessible via Samba)
>
> Results of the scan of the music files with (1) over the
slartibartfast wrote:
> I thought you tried analysing the files on the Pi from Windows over the
> network. You can do it by navigating to the Pi MusicIP library file on
> your Windows machine and double clicking it. Then analyse the files.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Sorry, I
macpac wrote:
> No, you got me wrong. These were only the results of my music analysis
> via the Windows version (MusicIP Mixer 1.96 beta 6). The analysis on my
> raspberry with version 1.8 still gets reduced results for mixable songs.
> I'll install 1.8 for Windows and check these files
slartibartfast wrote:
> So everything is OK now. I seem to remember having the same issue years
> ago. Another tip for MusicIP, don't have a lot of text in the comments
> tag. That seems to cause corruption for some reason.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
No, you got me wrong. These
macpac wrote:
> It says:
> 11,857 songs
> 11,856 analyzed / mixable
> 1 unanalyzableSo everything is OK now. I seem to remember having the same
> issue years
ago. Another tip for MusicIP, don't have a lot of text in the comments
tag. That seems to cause corruption for some reason.
Sent from
slartibartfast wrote:
> I can't tell but did you try analysing the files again from the Windows
> machine over the network?
>
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It says:
11,857 songs
11,856 analyzed / mixable
1 unanalyzable
macpac wrote:
> Any ideas anyone how to proceed here with debugging?I can't tell but did you
> try analysing the files again from the Windows
machine over the network?
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macpac wrote:
> I did it but it's hard for me to find a pattern in it. The MusicMagic
> Server stats are confirmed within the Windows version and there are 3
> subcategories:
>
> 132 files: analyzed
> around 3000 files: identified (to be verified)
> around 9000 files: to be analyzed
>
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> You could open the default.m3lib file on the Pi system from the Windows
> machine and analyse the files. It should be fairly quick if the
> musicmagic tag is already present.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I did it but it's hard for me to find a pattern in
macpac wrote:
> It's 1.9 beta 6 on Windows and 1.8 for Linux but this wasn't an issue in
> a former installation when almost all files were recognized by
> MusicMagic Server.You could open the default.m3lib file on the Pi system from
> the Windows
machine and analyse the files. It should be
slartibartfast wrote:
> Do you have the same version of MusicIP installed on Windows and
> Max2Play? It shouldn't be an issue but you never know.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
It's 1.9 beta 6 on Windows and 1.8 for Linux but this wasn't an issue in
a former installation when
macpac wrote:
> No, that doesn't work for me. Neither deleting default.m3lib and adding
> the music path again nor refreshing the songs changed a thing. This
> morning all counters were on zero again. :eek:
> So I entered the music path again and after scanning it said again:
>
> Total songs
Weller wrote:
> I had the same problem. Clicking "Refresh Songs" did the trick for me.
No, that doesn't work for me. Neither deleting default.m3lib and adding
the music path again nor refreshing the songs changed a thing. This
morning all counters were on zero again. :eek:
So I entered the
I had the same problem. Clicking "Refresh Songs" did the trick for me.
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Hi,
As I experienced network problems in a former installation, I decided to
set up MusicMagic Server from scratch with Max2Play on a Raspberry PI 4B
1GB with Debian Buster and LMS version 7.9.4. Following this guide I got
stuck while adding tracks to MusicMagic Server. Although all files were
Thanks for the reply. It makes more sense now.
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CypherMK wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying sugarcube at the moment. I have a quetion about the sugarcube
> mix mode. When I select standard musicip, it seems that the mixes are
> similar to DSTM and musicip. But what does the freestyle option do? The
> spicefly site wan't very clear about it. It
Hi all,
I'm trying sugarcube at the moment. I have a quetion about the sugarcube
mix mode. When I select standard musicip, it seems that the mixes are
similar to DSTM and musicip. But what does the freestyle option do? The
spicefly site wan't very clear about it. It seems more random. Does it
To install Lms (copied the link from the page you mentioned):
wget
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/7.9/sc/4f7c9f49acb606a1ca56acd7525ba03857c6bd0b/logitechmediaserver_7.9.3~1579448956_all.deb
Sudo dpkg -i logitechmediaserver_7.9.3~1579448956_all.deb
To install Lms (copied the link from the page you mentioned):
wget
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/7.9/sc/4f7c9f49acb606a1ca56acd7525ba03857c6bd0b/logitechmediaserver_7.9.3~1579448956_all.deb
Sudo dpkg -i logitechmediaserver_7.9.3~1579448956_all.deb
Frankd, slartibartfast and CypherMK,
What is the starting point for getting this going ? Obviously a running
version of LMS on a RPi is needed, but what are the recommendations ?
May I suggest an addition to "the first post" to include something along
the lines of :
Prerequisites for running
Alright, got it working on a raspberry pi 4 with raspbian buster lite
and squeezelite. Seems much quicker then my pi b+, but that was to be
expected of course. And plenty of ram left. 4 GB is really overkill.
But, I'm gonna install some more programs on it.
Would it work to install Kodi
slartibartfast wrote:
> Maybe. I also had issues with hd-idle on Max2Play. It worked until I
> installed LMS and then stopped working. No such problems with Raspbian.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
You are a very active and engaged member here :-)
frankd wrote:
> Well, potentially the Max2Play installation had also not implemented the
> 256MB boot partition and I was lucky doing it myself after monitoring
> the general raspberry upgrade talks to increase the boot partition
> size
> The upgrades first write all the new files into the
slartibartfast wrote:
> I started off from the latest Max2Play download and no I didn't resolve
> the issues. I used Raspbian Buster Desktop instead.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Well, potentially the Max2Play installation had also not implemented the
256MB boot partition and I
frankd wrote:
> Concerning the update issues:
> did you resolve them?
> I updated all my packages today with my own manual upgrade from stretch
> to buster of Max2Play and had no issues. However looking at all the
> packages and activities which had been updated in paticular for the boot
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> I had issues with Max2Play where after updating the OS with
> sudo apt-get update
> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
> the Pi wouldn't boot. If you don't update then you are stuck with the
> old kernel with the high temperatures that go with it.
> I also had issues with hd-idle
slartibartfast wrote:
> Try these instructions.
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=950011
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk[/QUOTE
> Thanks slartibatrfast - it is better to follow the instructions and not
> download an old modified file - this way you have the most recent
CypherMK wrote:
> Is this file still available somewhere?
> Currently installing this on a raspberry pi 4 with raspbian buster lite.Try
> these instructions.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=950011
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Try these instructions.
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=950011
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thanks! Found it also. Keep y'all updated
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frankd wrote:
> I am not giving up so quickly...
>
> Maybe ErwinB is still motivated to try out a new libc6 package I have
> created for the i386 architecture.
> It is the original version with two changes in the control file inside:
> I have changed the version to 2.28-10+rpi1 and I have
CypherMK wrote:
> Alright! Let's order!Which case are going to buy with it? The Flirc case
> works well to keep
the temperature in check.
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Alright! Let's order!
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CypherMK wrote:
> And so far it runs stable? Also on 'max performance'?As far as I can tell and
> yes with max performance setting.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I had issues with Max2Play where after updating the OS with
> sudo apt-get update
> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
> the Pi wouldn't boot. If you don't update then you are stuck with the
> old kernel with the high temperatures that go with it.
> I also had issues with hd-idle
CypherMK wrote:
> I think I'm gonna buy a pi 4. My current pi is too slow for the job.
> Some questions. What OS do you run on the the pi 4? NOOBS, or max2play
> or.
> And would you recommend 4 gb or is 1 gb enough? I have over 5 FLAC
> tracks.I had issues with Max2Play where after
I think I'm gonna buy a pi 4. My current pi is too slow for the job.
Some questions. What OS do you run on the the pi 4? NOOBS, or max2play
or.
And would you recommend 4 gb or is 1 gb enough? I have over 5 FLAC
tracks.
frankd wrote:
> Thanks Slartibartfast for the confirmation. When I will have time I
> will update the tutorial on the first page taking your updates into
> account.
> After 2 months of usage I can say that MusicIP and Spicefly Sugarcube
> are both running very well, fast and smooth on the
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have just installed MusicIP on my Pi4 using these instructions and
> everything seems to be working. The only stumbling blocks I came across
> are old ones.
> 1. There is no command to download the MusicIP software and once
> downloaded the unpacking command did not
frankd wrote:
> Just tested by myself.
> the instructions for Buster (replacing step 2-4 of the original tutorial
> on the first page) are:
>
> ---
> Check the current libc6 version of the Raspberry: dpkg -s libc6:armhf
> Find the equivalent version of the i386 libc Debian
slartibartfast wrote:
> I am preparing myself for the installation on a new Pi4 after Xmas. Is
> the version set to the raspbian version (+rp1) and the removal of the
> dependency of libgcc1 done by editing the "control" file?
Exactly
frankd wrote:
> Just tested by myself.
> the instructions for Buster (replacing step 2-4 of the original tutorial
> on the first page) are:
>
> ---
> Check the current libc6 version of the Raspberry: dpkg -s libc6:armhf
> Find the equivalent version of the i386 libc Debian
frankd wrote:
> Excellent, thanks for the confirmation - thus the door is open for all
> the scripting...
> I guess it is time to update the first post for buster with several
> confirmed installations and add this info as well...
>
> I still like the MusicIP approach very much as it is a
CypherMK wrote:
> I did a full rescan with both lines of code and that worked. When I
> remove the last from the script it also works. So this can be deleted.
>
> I put this in a script, named musicip.sh
>
> >
Code:
> > #!/bin/bash
>
> curl -d 'root=/mnt/MUSIC/'
frankd wrote:
> Keep us updated.
> I am also not sure at the moment if the second line is needed to update
> the database with your new music.
I did a full rescan with both lines of code and that worked. When I
remove the last from the script it also works. So this can be deleted.
I put
CypherMK wrote:
> Wow, this seems to work! Thank you!
>
> I've tried this on my phone using termux, and the musicip site shows
> that it is adding tracks. Let's see if I can make a script out of it to
> run on my pi.
Keep us updated.
I am also not sure at the moment if the second line is
frankd wrote:
> I think posting a form with curl should work for scripts:
>
> curl -d 'root=/your_path_to_your_music/'
> http://ip_of_your_server:10002/server/add
> curl -d '' http://ip_of_your_server:10002/server/refresh
Wow, this seems to work! Thank you!
I've tried this on my phone using
frankd wrote:
> I am not a python expert, but I think you need to post this webform to
> the music IP webserver (similar to the way you got your mixes, but this
> time posting). The field "root" contains the location which should be
> searched for new music.
I think posting a form with curl
CypherMK wrote:
> I have no clue...
I am not a python expert, but I think you need to post this webform to
the music IP webserver (similar to the way you got your mixes, but this
time posting). The field "root" contains the location which should be
searched for new music.
frankd wrote:
> I just looked at the webform.
> The relevant part seems to be :
>
>
> enter root folder of music
>
>
> maybe this can be used in some way?
I have no clue...
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CypherMK wrote:
> No one knows?
I just looked at the webform.
The relevant part seems to be :
enter root folder of music
maybe this can be used in some way?
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CypherMK wrote:
> Is there a way to automatically add new musicip songs to the database of
> musicip? Now I have to go to http://localhost:10002, select the location
> of my music files, and press add music.
>
>
No one knows?
Is there a way to automatically add new musicip songs to the database of
musicip? Now I have to go to http://localhost:10002, select the location
of my music files, and press add music.
Another thing maybe some of you will like:
I created some automated playlists with this python script. It
frankd wrote:
> Yes. However first I increased the FAT partition to 256mb and decreased
> the ext4 partition accordingly (all buster distros for the raspberry
> have 256mB of fat. Paragon Partition manager could do this, with GParted
> I was not successful.
>
> Then:
>
> sudo apt update
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> Did you update the SD card in your Pi3 and then swap it to the Pi4?
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Yes. However first I increased the FAT partition to 256mb and decreased
the ext4 partition accordingly (all buster distros for the raspberry
have 256mB of fat.
slartibartfast wrote:
> I am amazed that it works with no swapfile. If I run Top during the scan
> I can watch the RAM use rise during the MusicIP import phase until the
> MusicIP service ultimately quits. I wonder why yours is different.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
On my pi 3b+
frankd wrote:
> Maybe this is Debian (OSMC) versus Raspian (Max2Play) and some different
> compilations of Qemu...Maybe but I used OSMC before you found a way to
> install MusicIP on
Raspbian Stretch and I still needed a large swap file.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I am amazed that it works with no swapfile. If I run Top during the scan
> I can watch the RAM use rise during the MusicIP import phase until the
> MusicIP service ultimately quits. I wonder why yours is different.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Maybe this is
CypherMK wrote:
> Import finished! Without swap file!
>
> Later today I'm gonna test if it's quick enough for daily use ;)I am amazed
> that it works with no swapfile. If I run Top during the scan
I can watch the RAM use rise during the MusicIP import phase until the
MusicIP service
Import finished! Without swap file!
Later today I'm gonna test if it's quick enough for daily use ;)
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Wow, it starts importingbut it wil take a couple of hours before it
finishes. Let's see tomorrow morning what the result is.
I set the timeout to 3600 :)
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frankd wrote:
> I fear the pi 1 is simply too slow for 45k tracks and you might run into
> timeouts at different places - the fact that the log tells you that it
> didn't find the link may be simply a timeout issue.
> One last idea: You could try to change the timouts in the MusicIP Plugin
>
frankd wrote:
> Since I did an in-situ upgrade to buster and switched to pi 4 I still
> have the swap file - but it is not used anymore. Also you can now run
> easily the biggest memory configuration for LMSDid you update the SD card
> in your Pi3 and then swap it to the Pi4?
Sent from
slartibartfast wrote:
> Sounds like you find the Pi4 a worthwhile upgrade from the Pi3. It is
> something I am considering as well. I suppose there is no need for any
> additional swap space when using MusicIP.[emoji3]
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Since I did an in-situ upgrade to
CypherMK wrote:
> I started this project, because my Squeezebox duet
> died. So I have a raspberry pi 3b+ already running
> with too many programs on it: Lms, musicip,
> homeassistant, node red, Zigbee2mqtt and
> qbittorrent. This all runs on a SD card with a
> connected hard drive for
frankd wrote:
> You are not kidding - few minutes?
> I thought about 10-60 seconds (for myself using a Pi 4 with 30k tracks
> residing on an attached SSD it is less than 10 seconds...) but several
> minutes seems to be very long
> I am just wondering if you run into other timeouts with
frankd wrote:
> So lets' try to debug this problem step by step:
> When your are in your local network, use a web-browser with any computer
> and enter the url http://localhost:10002/api/songs?extended *but replace
> the "localhost" with the IP of the computer which runs the Music-IP
> server*.
I started this project, because my Squeezebox duet
died. So I have a raspberry pi 3b+ already running
with too many programs on it: Lms, musicip,
homeassistant, node red, Zigbee2mqtt and
qbittorrent. This all runs on a SD card with a
connected hard drive for downloading, and my
music is stored
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