slimhase wrote:
> Could you maybe also consider making the location of that cache-file
> selectable?
> That way, one could store it on a harddrive-location i.e., where the
> musiklibrary is stored and thus move that cache-writing action away from
> SD-Cards (-> when running LMS on a raspi)
>
>
bpa wrote:
> I thought "persistent" HTTP connections ( my understanding is TCP
> connection kept open between GETs) was already enabled when you
> implemented HTTP 1.1 ?
No, I mean you're right that HTTP 1.1 is available now in LMS but 1.1
just means that the underlying TCP socket will not be
Man in a van wrote:
> Does the buffering happen only on streaming files from the internet or
> on the local LMS files ?
It is with local files from SSD also, as stated in opening post. My
question is, are players in sync? (I count about 10 players from TO's
signature.) Almost every time I was
d6jg wrote:
> I use a Libratone Zipp as a portable speaker for use in the garden. It
> is both Airplay and Bluetooth. I use it in Airplay mode with the Airplay
> bridge and its great.
In perusing Ebay I found 'these Zipp Minis'
Redrum wrote:
> There are allot of radios on the US ebay and many offer overseas
> shipping (not sure where you are located). All you have to do is swap
> out the adaptor.
>
> I check in on ebay here is the US frequently and there is always an
> abundance of radios. Touches and Booms are more
d6jg wrote:
> Yes. Stuff at higher resolution than 16/44.1 will be transcoded by LMS
philippe_44 wrote:
> No, it will be transcoded by the bridge, not by LMS in that case
Thank you both, that's useful to know. Airplay is definitely a good
option for me then.
d6jg wrote:
> Are both NASs from same manufacturer and running the same version of
> firmware?
Yes & yes.
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Oh well, a few more faltering steps. Having set up the saved search as a
Library View, it wasn't clear what to do with it.
I added Library Views to the menus on my SB3, and... er, then what? Made
that the current view, fiddled around a bit more, and discovered that
this was now what would play
I wouldnt take Raid 1 disks out of an Intel based NAS and stick them
into an ARM machine unless I had a complete backup. Highly likely that
the new NAS will want to repartition the Disks.
Are both NASs from same manufacturer and running the same version of
firmware?
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP
Yes, the existing NAS has 2 x 3TB HDDs in a RAID 1 configuration.
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Since apparently this runs some Debian based system:
sudo apt-get remove [package name]
This will remove the package but keep all the settings
Given that on the NAS users forum this action was recommended for
transferring your existing disk(s) to the new machine it seems plausible
that LMS is
SangSomBucket wrote:
> Thank you both for taking the time to reply.
>
> Yes, of course, if I can keep all my LMS configurations, settings,
> plugins and their respective data too - that would be fantastic. The
> ideal situation is for me to take the HDDs from my existing NAS, slot
> them into
Thank you both for taking the time to reply.
Yes, of course, if I can keep all my LMS configurations, settings,
plugins and their respective data too - that would be fantastic. The
ideal situation is for me to take the HDDs from my existing NAS, slot
them into the 'new' NAS, install LMS and for
Thank you so much mamema! This was exactly what I needed and now it
works flawlessly. I was messing around changing the permissions for the
user inside the container and it was driving crazy.
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SangSomBucket wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am about to migrate from one NAS where my LMS is installed, to
> another.
>
> ...
>
> One thing I absolutely do not want to lose, is all the track ratings
> with the TrackStat plugin.
Basically, install LMS on the new system, then copy over the data you
I don't understand how unistalling lms on old NAS will unsure you do
that lose your settings and plugin stats? Seems weird.. Surely if you
uninstall it on old NAS without backing up first you will loose
everything..
What Am I missing here? Hmm
I would think you need to backup your LMS config
bpa wrote:
> I'd expect it to be displayed even though 3rd party but perhaps LMS
> recognized a duplicate.
After seeing your screen snip I also would have expected the Material
repo to be displayed since it is displayed in your list from your screen
snip. Now I've decided some unknown demons
Hi,
I am about to migrate from one NAS where my LMS is installed, to
another.
They have different architectures. The old one is Intel x86, the newer
one is ARM.
I have posted about this migration 'in the ReadyNAS support forums'
w3wilkes wrote:
> I had added the material repository quite some time ago and then when I
> read that it had been added to the standard 3rd party I thought I'd
> remove it. When I couldn't find a place to remove it in the LMS UI I
> asked the question in the original post where LMS saved that.
bpa wrote:
> Why do you say you have an additional repository ?
I had added the material repository quite some time ago and then when I
read that it had been added to the standard 3rd party I thought I'd
remove it. When I couldn't find a place to remove it in the LMS UI I
asked the question in
kidstypike wrote:
> If you're using the Default UI, it isn't very intuitive, I've set out
> the steps in the link below, change the search criteria to suit.
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111797-separate-libraries=968966=1#post968966
Ah, I see. I think I'd go so far as to
bpa wrote:
> The code seesm to go through a list called "mediadirs" which I assume to
> be the media folders in Settings.
>
> In this case "/music".
> AFAICT The relative path "../3c 96.0/Queffelec" added to "/music" would
> be "/3c 96.0/Queffelec" (i.e. a root directory called /3c 96.0 not
I have now replaced ../ in the playlists with file:///music/ and they
seem to work.
- Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.2 on Synology DS1815+ DSM 6 /
Docker
- SB Touch (2x)
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Your first one is
>
> >
Code:
> >
> ../3c 96.0/Queffelec, Anne/Satie, Erik - Satie et Compagnie
(96.0)/01-01-Gnossienne 1.flac
>
> >
>
> Not 100% sure if LMS expects the path to be relative to the playlist
> location
Thinking about this some more, it seems to me that relative paths cannot
work in the Docker container. Docker uses two completely different paths
for /music and /playlists that do not share a common root. As a
consequence a relative path in /playlists points to nowhere.
I think I will simply
jacobacci wrote:
> If I create a playlist from the webinterface of LMS, it works. LMS
> creates it with absolute paths.
Using a text editor use find and replace on one of your playlists to
match what LMS expects, and rescan.
*Server - LMS 8.2.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Argon one case/pCP v7.0.1 - 75K
YOur first one is
Code:
../3c 96.0/Queffelec, Anne/Satie, Erik - Satie et Compagnie
(96.0)/01-01-Gnossienne 1.flac
Not 100% sure if LMS expects the path to be relative to the playlist
location or the music folder but in either case ...
bpa wrote:
> What are the path you have entered as Setting for Music Folder ?
You may be onto something here. I changed from Pinkdot's LMS on Synology
to Docker (to be future proof). It may well be that LMS running as a
docker container impacts the functioning of relative playlists.
I have
ssh into your raspi and issue a cat /etc/passwd
this list a file where users are in. pick the PUID (4 digit) and the
PGID (3 digit) of a user which has access to the music share
enter those values into the docker config environment vars "PGID=xxx"
and "PUID="".
Then the dockrer container
jacobacci wrote:
> Googling I have found a lot of posts (most quite old) that claim that
> LMS does not support relative paths, but I struggle to believe that.
Looking at the M3U code - it seems to handles relative path for files in
playlist but your relative path may be incorrect in terms of
Relative playlists should work provided the path is correct.
You could try enabling more in Settings/Advanced/Logging
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw,
Thanks for your pointers. I am indeed using relative paths in my
playlists. I am very sure this used to work (as our regular Sunday
breakfast music is one of the playlists. I haven't used it for a while
as I am now mainly using Roon).
The folder structure of my music folder (on the NAS) looks
whitman wrote:
> That's interesting. I can see how to make an advanced search in the web
> UI, and let's say I just choose Spotify as the genre, but I can't see
> how to save it as a Library View (or anything else).
If you're using the Default UI, it isn't very intuitive, I've set out
the
RobbH wrote:
> While we wait to hear from the great minds (and there are some here),
> I'll just mention that you can achieve some of what you want through the
> use of Library Views. That capability is already built into recent
> versions of LMS, so nothing to install. Just do an advanced
The playlist is using a relative path
Which folder is the playlist in and where is the music in relation to
it?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
jacobacci wrote:
> A while ago I made some playlists to use with LMS, jRiver, foobar, VLC.
> They worked with all of these. Now their content comes up empty when I
> launch them in LMS. They still work with jRiver, VLC and foobar without
> issues.
>
> I have attached one of the m3u playlists
w3wilkes wrote:
> I only have 1 additional repository and it doesn't show where you
> showed it. It's the Material one;
> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CDrummond/lms-material/master/public.xml
> Here's my screen snip
Material is in the standard LMS 3rd party list and no longer requires to
i have also problems with musicip since a few days.
To make things clear, musicip has worked before on my side.
I'm using latest dev 8.2 docker image for LMS
musicip scans my library >85.000 files and stops at about 32.000
what i did until know:
- deleted the musicip m3lib database and
A while ago I made some playlists to use with LMS, jRiver, foobar, VLC.
They worked with all of these. Now their content comes up empty when I
launch them in LMS. They still work with jRiver, VLC and foobar without
issues.
I have attached one of the m3u playlists (renamed to *.txt). Can anyone
kidstypike wrote:
> On the pCP web UI, main page, is LMS shown as running?
>
> What happens if you enter http://192.168.1.35:9000/default/ into the
> browsers address bar and press enter?
Many thanks for the pointer. Yes, LMS is running and using the url that
you posted enabled me to see LMS
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