danmalks wrote:
> Sorry I don't have the exact message.
> It was a dialog popped up on the screen (and I believe there was also a
> Windows "cmd"/shell window open behind it)...the dialog said something
> like "Spotty.exe" has stopped working
Was able to go into the Windows Error Reporting
Problem is located and fixed. A weird thing.
The clicks between the tracks are only appearing when I listen to MP3
tracks through one of the both digital outputs AND when I have put the
volume lower than 20% on my Sqeezebox 3.
With my new speakers I have changed the volume setting of the amp
nunovi wrote:
> I can propose a change in the code so that COMPILATION=0 and not having
> a COMPILATION tag would have the same behaviour within the create or
> update album routine.
> Nuno
I would agree that COMPILATION=0 should be treated the same as no
COMILATION tag at all. I can't imagine
mherger wrote:
> > When I went back to the Win 10 PC, I saw that there was a dialog
> > alerting me that "Spotty.exe" had crashed.
>
> Hm... that's new, isn't it? What exactly was the message? Was it a
> Windows message, or something in LMS' server.log?
>
> --
>
> Michael
Sorry I don't
mherger wrote:
> > When I pressed RIGHT to select the LMS, the Classic SqueezeBox
> suddenly
> > powered off.
>
> SB Classic never really powers off.
>
> > I powered it back on and could then get into the Spotty plugin
> without
> > any "hang" or issue.
>
> Can you describe what happened
When I went back to the Win 10 PC, I saw that there was a dialog
alerting me that "Spotty.exe" had crashed.
Hm... that's new, isn't it? What exactly was the message? Was it a
Windows message, or something in LMS' server.log?
--
Michael
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When I pressed RIGHT to select the LMS, the Classic SqueezeBox suddenly
powered off.
SB Classic never really powers off.
I powered it back on and could then get into the Spotty plugin without
any "hang" or issue.
Can you describe what happened when you thought it was off and you
turned it
danmalks wrote:
> I have to wait an hour between each test, so I just did the first test
> to answer your questions.
>
> Test 1:
> Once the Classic SB was hanging at "Spotty", I pressed and held LEFT on
> the remote and after about 4 to 5 seconds of holding it, the Classic did
> respond by
True although if you're importing large quantities of music from another
system which conventioned COMPILATION=0 then it's a bit of a pain to
having to change it all. If there's a good reason for this behavior, I'd
be happy to work around it. If not, then I can propose a change in the
code so
nunovi wrote:
> my understanding is that LMS is simply checking if the Compilation tag
> exists rather than testing its value
>
yapp
thats exactly how it works
Why ?
I dont know - best solution (afaik) dont use comp tags for non
compilations.
Hi reinholdk,
The code does show that the COMPILATION tag is taken into account to
create a new album or update an existing one. My question is if we have
COMPILATION=0 the does it make sense for LMS to group duplicate tracks
together rather than splitting the albums as it does when no
reinholdk wrote:
> Someone should correct my if I'm wrong. I think if COMPILATION tag is
> absent and the tracks of an album contains different artist tags then
> some LMS logic kicks in and treats it as compilation. But if COMPILATION
> tag is there then LMS doesn't apply it's own logic.
Hi
mherger wrote:
> > I have not tried another player, can try that. I did try another
> > computer running LMS (a MacBook Pro ) and wasn't able to reproduce
> the
> > issue, so seems like it's something relating to this Win 10 PC
> running
>
> I might have asked this before (but not in this
mascaret wrote:
> Scan : launched once. Flawless.
> Radio streams : Flawless.
>
> It occurs when using LMS under windows (not macos/jivelite!!??) while
> playing files on the HD attached to the OMV/LMS server.
>
> In the meantime, LMS has stopped playing after the 2nd track (as
> usual..).
DJanGo wrote:
> make sure there is a playlist for that player in your cache folder.
> If there isnt any or without the last played track - check the file /
> folderpermissions
In my Ubuntu-server the playlists are stored in the prefs folder,
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs. The
mascaret wrote:
>
> [18-06-22 10:03:51.4533] Slim::Player::Playlist::modifyPlaylistCallback
> (1058) Saving client playlist for: bb:bb:8e:eb:47:ae
make sure there is a playlist for that player in your cache folder.
If there isnt any or without the last played track - check the file /
delisle wrote:
> When comparing this track with the (not displayed) other tracks using
> metaflac I discovered that Audacity had not created a seek table in the
> files it created.
Have used Audacity for years and never come across this. How did you
determine?
If a bug, please report it to
After a full library scan please check the scanner.log file for error
messages. Look at the WebUI->Settings->Information page for the file
location.
reinholdk's Profile:
Someone should correct my if I'm wrong. I think if COMPILATION tag is
absent and the tracks of an album contains different artist tags then
some LMS logic kicks in and treats it as compilation. But if COMPILATION
tag is there then LMS doesn't apply it's own logic.
Hello,
I have edited the tracks of an album I recently bought using Audacity
(flac format). I split each track using the feature 'export multiple' of
Audacity. After rescanning the entire library, one track only appeared
when listing the album in LMS. The displayed track was the first one and
Hi everyone,
Just noticed a bit of a odd behavior with LMS that I would like to
confirm if it's a bug or not (I should be able to propose a fix if it
is). Let's say I have 2 tracks that are duplicates and are on different
folders. If those tracks don't have the COMPILATION tag, then LMS
creates
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