Antoniop wrote:
> Does it always stops running ?
> You should check memory usage. I don't use max2play, but on my RPI3 all
> the physical memory is used plus a bit of swap space. I'm thinking about
> removing some plugins to free some memory.I am watching musicmagicserver
> memory use rising
Antoniop wrote:
> Does it always stops running ?
> You should check memory usage. I don't use max2play, but on my RPI3 all
> the physical memory is used plus a bit of swap space. I'm thinking about
> removing some plugins to free some memory.Hmm I wonder if it is caused by
> having the "
slartibartfast wrote:
> The musicmagicserver stops running near the end of the scan during the
> database optimisation.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Does it always stops running ?
You should check memory usage. I don't use max2play, but on my RPI3 all
the physical memory is used
slartibartfast wrote:
> I am finding that after LMS does a scan the musicmagicserver stops
> running. I cannot connect to it at the usual IP address. If I reboot
> the server then it runs. Any ideas what could be causing this. This is
> on a Pi3 with Max2play.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using
I am finding that after LMS does a scan the musicmagicserver stops
running. I cannot connect to it at the usual IP address. If I reboot
the server then it runs. Any ideas what could be causing this. This is
on a Pi3 with Max2play.
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Another basic question.
What should I enter as the "root folder of music"? I am not sure how to
specify the path.
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bobertuk wrote:
> cparker,
>
> I hope you're still reading these forums. I've PM'd you but I seem to
> recall you saying a message in these forums is more likely to be seen by
> you :)
>
> As I'm sure you know, the --nosqueezebox switch on LMS startup removes
> any dependency on
Antoniop wrote:
> The easiest is probably to download the linux version at
> 'http://www.spicefly.com/article.php?page=musicip-software '
> (http://www.spicefly.com/article.php?page=musicip-software)as Frank
> said, then unpack it.
> If you're not familiar with linux shell command, here is how
slartibartfast wrote:
> This is probably a really basic question but what is the best way to
> transfer the musicip folder onto your Pi? Do you transfer the tgz file
> and extract it on the Pi or extract in Windows and drop the folder onto
> the Pi using Samba?
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using
This is probably a really basic question but what is the best way to
transfer the musicip folder onto your Pi? Do you transfer the tgz file
and extract it on the Pi or extract in Windows and drop the folder onto
the Pi using Samba?
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cparker,
I hope you're still reading these forums. I've PM'd you but I seem to
recall you saying a message in these forums is more likely to be seen by
you :)
As I'm sure you know, the --nosqueezebox switch on LMS startup removes
any dependency on mysqueezebox.com. Unfortunately Sugarcube uses
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
First post updated with a workaround for the memory leak.
In the meantime I can report that this setup has been working stable for
a couple of months.
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Hi all,
This is slightly off topic, but I am wondering if anyone has a
recipes.xml file with more than one recipe in it that they would be
willing to share. I've been searching for quite a while and been unable
to find one. I've found the general instructions from Spicefly
Hi Antoniop,
I'm a long-time Spicefly Sugarcube user. I switched to an ARM-based
server a few years ago and MusicIP didn't run on it, so I abandoned
Sugarcube for the SmartMix plugin although it didn't provide the mixes I
liked as much as Sugarcube. When Logitech discontinued that, I went back
downtime wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> Well, I disabled all of the plugins that I wasn't using and that seems
> to have solved the problem. I should have disabled them one at a time so
> that I could have figured out which was causing the conflict (or
> whatever), but I didn't so I don't have that
Hi again,
Well, I disabled all of the plugins that I wasn't using and that seems
to have solved the problem. I should have disabled them one at a time so
that I could have figured out which was causing the conflict (or
whatever), but I didn't so I don't have that information.
Anyway, if anyone
One other little clue:
I'm using SpiceFly's replacement interface for MMM and Test Mix Creation
works so I know MMM is working correctly. However, it takes a few
seconds before the mix is created. I haven't seen that delay on other
platforms. Maybe that is causing a timeout between LMS and MMM?
Thanks again Antoniop,
I copied your script exactly (changing the path a little bit to fit my
setup), stopped LMS, and ran this session:
pi@max2play:~ $ /home/pi/MusicIP/MusicMagicMixer/mmserver start
Password:
Running MusicMagicServer
pi@max2play:~ $ ERROR: ld.so: object
downtime wrote:
> Thanks Antoniop,
>
> I registered as a service, but I have the same problem. As long as the
> terminal session is open the server is running, but when I close the
> session, the server stops. Also, while the service is running, LMS
> doesn't see it. Spicefly Sugarcube is
Thanks Antoniop,
I registered as a service, but I have the same problem. As long as the
terminal session is open the server is running, but when I close the
session, the server stops. Also, while the service is running, LMS
doesn't see it. Spicefly Sugarcube is running but it all of the tracks
downtime wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I get the following errors when starting the server. After this the
> terminal session hangs although the server has started. If I quit the
> terminal session, the server quits as well.
>
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo /home/pi/MusicMagicMixer/MusicMagicServer start
>
Hi all,
I get the following errors when starting the server. After this the
terminal session hangs although the server has started. If I quit the
terminal session, the server quits as well.
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo /home/pi/MusicMagicMixer/MusicMagicServer start
ERROR: ld.so: object
bobertuk wrote:
> Hi Charles
>
> Not sure if it's appropriate to ask you in this thread but... a question
> for you.
> I haven't been fingerprinting audio tracks for about 2 years because I
> thought we'd lost access to MIP on ARM based computers. Had to go
> through real 'hoops' to get nearly
cparker wrote:
> Hi Frankd,
>
> Very interesting work that you are doing with the Pi. I've added your
> proposed changes into a test release here;
>
> http://www.spicefly.com/media/scube4x/beta480.xml
>
> If you get a chance would be helpful if you could test this on your
> setup and let me
frankd wrote:
> Excellent Bob!
> I see that you run everything as root / sudo, which works as you do it
> consequently. General caveat for others: running the server as normal
> user and sudo in mixed mode should be prevented, as this would creat
> two different databases in two different home
frankd wrote:
> Hi Seb,
> did you try to run the musicmagicserver via Qemu directly instead of
> relying on binfmt?
> Maybe as a first tes you can try if following lines starts the
> web-interface of the MusicMagicServer:
> sudo qemu-i386
>
bobertuk wrote:
> Hi frank,
>
> Building on your great work for RaspberryPi, I've reworked your guide a
> bit to document getting MusicIP working on Odroid-XU4 with Ubuntu 16.04
> LTS and max2play. I hope you don't mind my own modifications to get
> autostart working on XU4.
>
>
srasher wrote:
> Hi Frank,
>
> I finally got to trying this out. Unfortunately it didn't work as
> seemlessly as I had hoped.
>
> First, I am trying this on a max2play installation on an Odroid U3.
> I had put different lines to the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/i386.list. As
> the max2play
Antoniop wrote:
> Hi,
> Finally, it was a problem with the server only.
> I removed LMS and did a fresh install. It's ok now.
> It seems to work well and it's quite fast, no big difference with my
> desktop computer.
> Thanks
These are good news Antonio.
I have a suspicion, in case the
Hi frank,
Building on your great work for RaspberryPi, I've reworked your guide a
bit to document getting MusicIP working on Odroid-XU4 with Ubuntu 16.04
LTS and max2play. I hope you don't mind my own modifications to get
autostart working on XU4.
Antoniop wrote:
> I did the steps for MusicIp installation only (not Spicefly at the
> moment) and it's apparently working well, I can have Musicip mixes, but
> I have a few problems with LMS, I don't know if it's related with
> MusicIP: it seems slower than before and the scanning crashes
srasher wrote:
> Hi Frank,
>
> I finally got to trying this out. Unfortunately it didn't work as
> seemlessly as I had hoped.
>
> First, I am trying this on a max2play installation on an Odroid U3.
> I had put different lines to the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/i386.list. As
> the max2play
Hi Frank,
I finally got to trying this out. Unfortunately it didn't work as
seemlessly as I had hoped.
First, I am trying this on a max2play installation on an Odroid U3.
I had put different lines to the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/i386.list. As
the max2play installation on the Odroid is not based
I did the steps for MusicIp installation only (not Spicefly at the
moment) and it's apparently working well, I can have Musicip mixes, but
I have a few problems with LMS, I don't know if it's related with
MusicIP: it seems slower than before and the scanning crashes during the
artist picture
frankd wrote:
> Hi Antonio,
> I was similarly concerned about using Exagear, in particular as it is
> not open source and thus the future might be unpredictable... That
> thought triggered my investigation for other options
> .
> The trick why you do not see the reference to Quemu is the
Antoniop wrote:
> Hi Frank,
> This is fantastic ! It's also what I was missing to completely move my
> LMS to my raspberry.
> I was also thinking about exagear, but since they don't give keys for
> testing purposes, I was a bit reluctant to buy it without knowing if it
> works or not.
>
> I
Hi Frank,
This is fantastic ! It's also what I was missing to completely move my
LMS to my raspberry.
I was also thinking about exagear, but since they don't give keys for
testing purposes, I was a bit reluctant to buy it without knowing if it
works or not.
I have a few questions because I
Hi all,
recipes are working pretty straightforward:
Copy recipes.xml (I use the one which came with the windows MusicIp
installation) into the home-directory of MusicIP (not the installation
directory), where also your default.m3lib resides. For the raspberry: If
the musicip server is started by
Hi Frankd,
Great work, i'm using a wandboard quad for LMS now for a couple of years
and the only thing what was missing was MusciIP, well a sort of missing
it was en is running on a qnap nas and redirected to the wandboard with
xinetd this setup works reasonably well but this is even better.
Frank,
this is absolutely fantastic news! I was about to experiment with
installing the x86 version of MusicIP with ExaGear, but your howto looks
so well documented and promising that I will try to reproduce this on my
Odroid U3, most probably on the upcoming weekend.
Thanks a lot for
cparker wrote:
> Hi Frankd,
>
> Very interesting work that you are doing with the Pi. I've added your
> proposed changes into a test release here;
>
> http://www.spicefly.com/media/scube4x/beta480.xml
>
> If you get a chance would be helpful if you could test this on your
> setup and let me
Hi Frankd,
Very interesting work that you are doing with the Pi. I've added your
proposed changes into a test release here;
http://www.spicefly.com/media/scube4x/beta480.xml
If you get a chance would be helpful if you could test this on your
setup and let me know if it's working ok. I'll
I managed to get MusicIP (headless), sugarcube, and the MusicIP plugin
on raspberry pi LMS working with the help of Qemu. This is a inexpensive
and simple setup without requiring an intel processor architecture.
For my 25k track collections, a new mix keeps one core of the raspberry
pi 2 busy
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