davewongillies wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've just released version 0.7.0 of this plugin which should resolve the
> issues with LMS 7.9.0 and greater and SSL. If you've got
> https://squeezebox-googlemusic.github.io/squeezebox-googlemusic/repository/repo.xml
> configured as the repo URL for this
slartibartfast wrote:
> Still displaying incorrect artwork.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Here too.
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mherger wrote:
> > This has happened before a few months ago. Let us hope that Michael
> sees
> > this and alerts Radio Paradise to the issue.
>
> Thanks. Bill usually fixed this within a few hours. Please let me know
> if the problem persists. I'll have to investigate Pandora/Slacker issues
>
mkkyah wrote:
> I have tried several versions of your pattern but shouldn't
> TRIGGER="@(ABC%20Lounge*) work?
In the script, try changing
Code:
if [[ $CSONG == "$TRIGGER" ]]; then
to
Code:
if [[ $CSONG ==
Roland0 wrote:
> In the script, try changing
> >
Code:
> >
> if [[ $CSONG == "$TRIGGER" ]]; then
>
> >
> to
> >
Code:
> >
> if [[ $CSONG == $TRIGGER ]]; then
>
> >
>
> to check your
Max2Play wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Thank you so much for the kind words and direct help in error reporting!
> :)
>
> We will have a look at your notes in github and hopefully fix the issue
> asap.
>
> edit: the fix is now included in our newest beta. Thanks again to Dave
> for the help.
No plans
woodster wrote:
> Might not be as intended but changing two lines in the player.pm file
> makes a quick fix:
>
> From:
>
> sub model { "group" }
> sub modelName { "Group" }
>
> To:
>
> sub model { "squeezelite" }
> sub modelName { "SqueezeLite" }
>
>
> Must say that the brilliant work
It seems this has been covered many times. However I am unable to find a
solution in the forums.
I am running a Raspberry Pi 3, current Raspbian release. LMS is
installed. Unfortunately in the server log file, I am getting an error
that says IO::Socket::SSL isn't installed. I can't figure out
Man in a van wrote:
> >
Code:
> > sudo apt-get update
> >
>
> >
Code:
> > sudo apt-get install libio-socket-ssl-perl libnet-ssleay-perl
> >
Thank you ... you beat me to it by a few seconds! Don't
Code:
sudo apt-get update
Code:
sudo apt-get install libio-socket-ssl-perl libnet-ssleay-perl
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This should be listed in the installation instructions for RPi
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Hi there,
just trying the plugin - and when creating a virtual group from two
players (both using the RAOP plugin) i get the message from the
IckStream plugin, that the virtual player is a unsupported device.
Any ideas?
How does the virtual player identify itself - by the type of the RAOP
Yea, thats probably something we need to look at in the ickStream
plugin (or more specifically in the list of authorized devices) since
ickStream doesnt know this player type
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woodster wrote:
> Hi Pippen,
>
> if it is possible it would be super :)
Might not be as intended but changing two lines in the player.pm file
makes a quick fix:
From:
sub model { "group" }
sub modelName { "Group" }
To:
sub model { "squeezelite" }
sub modelName { "SqueezeLite" }
Must say
philippe_44 wrote:
> Yes, it is on the github site https://github.com/philippe44/LMS-Groups
> (might be a bit difficult to understand though, currently it's more for
> my own use otherwise I lose track)
Thanks I did look there, I must have missed it !
The small bug I mentioned does seem to be
pippin wrote:
> Yea, thats probably something we need to look at in the ickStream
> plugin (or more specifically in the list of authorized devices) since
> ickStream doesnt know this player type
Hi Pippen,
if it is possible it would be super :)
Huey11 wrote:
> Might as well try it. Notice that bitrate is set at 96, which is of
> course not what anyone would want...
> [18-01-04 13:57:24.7104] Plugins::Spotty::Connect::startHelper (381)
> Starting Spotty Connect deamon:
>
mherger wrote:
> > Or is it I install spotty on the server and need to enable connect on
> > (both) players and connect to one of those?
>
> You need to enable Connect for every player in LMS.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Ok, thanks. On my new server install I now have it working. That
requirement on
mherger wrote:
> Don't worry about the Connect daemon's bitrate: that audio data is
> dumped to /dev/null... The actual audio data is received by another
> spotty instance. (And yes, this means that in Connect mode you're
> actually downloading audio data _twice_.)
Ah great, ofcourse that is
Huey11 wrote:
> Yes I did actually: same results.
Ok, so I installed LMS on a raspberry pi. Indeed there is not auto
discovery issue there. connectpoint appears, but I still am unable to
connect... not without credentials set nor wit credentials set.
Read above that soemone enbales the connect
Or is it I install spotty on the server and need to enable connect on
(both) players and connect to one of those?
You need to enable Connect for every player in LMS.
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Roland0 wrote:
> And what is the song name (as reported by the script) which isn't
> matched?
>
this is the announcement and it's ending with different numbers all the
time, I have tried several versions of your pattern but shouldn't
TRIGGER="@(ABC%20Lounge*) work?
P:
Many thanks for submitting this. iHeart seems to be gobbling up more and
more stations. Just recently I lost two that I frequently listen to.
This plugin solved my problem.
My previous solution to the issue was to run the station stream on a
computer, then use the WaveInput plugin to listen on
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