squmhe wrote:
> The problem in 8.2.1 (which I reinstalled again for testing) occurs on
> all the podcasts I've tried. E.g., "Big Picture Science" podcast
> episode "True Grit".
>
> Reverting to 8.1.2 restored correct operation for the Pause button.
>
> But 8.1.2 has other navigation problems
philippe_44 wrote:
> Can you tell which podcast? Just tried on a Boom using an mp3 podcast
> (from the classic UI) and it worked fine.
>
> [edit]: I also tried on the Boom directly
The problem in 8.2.1 (which I reinstalled again for testing) occurs on
all the podcasts I've tried. E.g., "Big
kappclark wrote:
> I wld rescan the library -- cldn't take that long ! And let LMS do
> rescans overnight, if you update content regularly ...
>
> Do it overnight if you have a HUGE many-TB library .. mine is under 2T,
> and just moved to a newer LMS server. Scan took under 1 hour...the
>
gordonb3 wrote:
> That assumes you are running a dedicated system for LMS. Not depending
> on any other application or OS update routine. That is not normally the
> case with real world people. We run LMS on multi-purpose hosts, often
> NAS type systems, and many users don't really get to say
This behaviour of LMS is a little strange.
If I use the default
- Group compilation albums together.
Most of my album with several authors are not included. I don't know why
this is the standard behaviour. With this behaviour (album with several
authors) most authors are not included.
Now
philippe_44 wrote:
> I think there is no merit at all for LMS trying to update Perl to the
> latest and greatest, only problems to create for yourself. For example,
> in some on my plugins I have to build special libraries and I will not
> try to play catchup for no benefit: I need to compile
garym wrote:
> I've used this across 7.x versions to 8.x versions in the past.Excellent.
> Thanks for the help.
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d6jg wrote:
> No need to junk the Synology. You will find it is probably still very
> good at its primary job - sharing files. Get a Pi4 for LMS but point it
> at the files on the NAS via either NFS or CIFS. The procedure is fully
> documented on piCorePlayer site -
>
Excellent.
*Home:* Pi4B-8GB/pCP8.x/4TB>LMS 8.2.x>Transporter, Touch, Boom, Radio
(all ethernet)
*Cottage:* rPi4B-4GB/pCP8.x/4TB>LMS 8.2.x>Touch>Benchmark DAC I, Boom,
Radio w/Battery (Radio WIFI)
*Office:* Win10(64)>foobar2000
*The Wild: *rPi3B+/pCP7.x/4TB>LMS 8.1.x>hifiberry Dac+Pro (LMS &
I changed in settings:
I got:
- List compilation albums under each artist
And disabled:
- Group compilation albums together. This is the default behaviour
All works ok.
Thank you very much Garym.
JP
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hillbear wrote:
> Maybe one for Tim on Moode board, then ? The whole reason for wanting
> mpd on LMS was that I had heard the sound quality was better than
> Squeezelite. Having compared the 2 , I marginally prefer mpd in my
> system (tube-based) - more detail. Squeezelite slightly warmer,
garym wrote:
> I recall that this is the way LMS has always worked when one has an
> artist on a compilation that doesn't otherwise have another album in
> your library where they are the main artist. What happens when under
> "my music" you select "all artists" rather than "album artists"?
Maybe one for Tim on Moode board, then ? The whole reason for wanting
mpd on LMS was that I had heard the sound quality was better than
Squeezelite. Having compared the 2 , I marginally prefer mpd in my
system (tube-based) - more detail. Squeezelite slightly warmer, better
suited to solid-state
I recall that this is the way LMS has always worked when one has an
artist on a compilation that doesn't otherwise have another album in
your library where they are the main artist. What happens when under
"my music" you select "all artists" rather than "album artists"? Does
the missing artist
Hi:
For standardizing my local music metadata in LMS (8.1.1) with the
Spotify metadata (this is mandatory for wonderful Michael Hergers
Spotty plug-in to work correctly), I checked my 1208 local albums. Some
of You helped me with some problems I had.
Anyway I have some problems that I did not
hillbear wrote:
> Now streaming Qobuz and Radio stations perfectly via LMS UPNP-Bridge to
> Moode. GUI responding fine - even the track timer working flawlessly.
> Took a lot of fiddling around but finally found a strange solution. On
> initial boot-up , ensure that you play a local, hi-res
Now streaming Qobuz and Radio stations perfectly via LMS UPNP-Bridge to
Moode. GUI responding fine - even the track timer working flawlessly.
Took a lot of fiddling around but finally found a strange solution. On
initial boot-up , ensure that you play a local, hi-res file first - let
it finish
sondale wrote:
> Yes, I remember seeing that somewhere, but it does not explain why going
> from Windows 10 via Samba does not work either.
>
> As a experiment I may just slot in a smaller SSD formatted for the Pi
> and go through the exercise again.
NTFS works no problem, all my discs are
stereoptic wrote:
> I may be wrong, but I think the disk has to be formatted as ext4 in
> order to write to it from a mac across the network.
Yes, I remember seeing that somewhere, but it does not explain why going
from Windows 10 via Samba does not work either.
As a experiment I may just
Wow - that's quite a thread ! I have actually got this working OK-ish
now. Playing 192/24 Qobuz streams perfectly - however, I must NOT touch
the GUI at all - not even volume settings ! In other words, I can play
an entire playlist, but if I interrupt it and try another one, it starts
to stutter
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