Is it possible to force LMS to create playlists that use 'relative'
paths rather than 'absolute' paths?
As a consequence of moving from the Synology NAS LMS 'package' to the
Docker based image I can now not share my playlists with the Synology DS
Audio application.
On my Synology NAS, music
bpa wrote:
> AFAICT, the problem with just a changed install.xml stems from the scan
> process which is started as a separate process from LMS and the scanner
> loads a smaller set of modules than LMS. I think LMS for Synology is a
> "packaged" system and so maybe like Windows. I had hoped a
slartibartfast wrote:
> Which PlayHLS plugin? Version 1 or 2?. If it is version 1 it might be
> worth trying 2 instead.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I'm using V2.7
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kidhazy wrote:
> ...
> At least I've got a clean LMS installed again!
Hold the phone!
After I reinstalled all the Plugins - my playlists turned up empty
again!
Stepping through installing individual plugins, and rescanning the music
library I found the playlists would 'disappear'
kidhazy wrote:
> ...
> I'm tempted to do a fresh install as "admin" just in case something's
> got screwed up - but I just can't work out what's changed.
> ...
Well, I did an uninstall and a re-install and everything now works as it
did before.
All my old playlists work,
dolodobendan wrote:
> I don't think you would see any if LMS hasn't read access to that file.
> It would just appear empty.
>
> I'd recommend setting the permissions to the lowest security setting
> possible and see if it works.
Cheers - but I'm not sure how much lower than can go.
LMS is
mherger wrote:
> > Do people install LMS on their NAS's under a unique User ID, or use a
> > standard user/admin user ID?
>
> How do you install it? I can't remember having had a choice.
>
> --
>
> Michael
No specific choice during the installation process. I was wondering if
I log in as
Do people install LMS on their NAS's under a unique User ID, or use a
standard user/admin user ID?
Whilst I work out a possible permission issue with my playlists on me
LMS installation on my Synology NAS I'm interested in suggested
approaches.
Previously I've just installed LMS after I logged
If I look at the Synology I see LMS is running as "admin"
ps -ef |grep slimserver
admin 9445 1 2 10:37 ?00:01:46 /usr/bin/perl
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/slimserver.pl --daemon ..
The "admin" userid had -previously- been disabled (per security
recommendations) but I
I've just stumbled into this same issue.
I'm running LMS Version: 8.0.0 - 1590897266 on a Synology NAS where all
my music is.
I had to recently do a reinstall, so I'm not sure if I've mis-configured
something during the reinstall (I can't remember testing the playlists
at the time of the
edwin2006 wrote:
> What would be the key directories?
As a starting point I'll now be grabbing these directories and sub-dirs
(based on what your 'Information' tab of your settings page says for
your installation):
Preferences Folder./volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/prefs
Plugin Folders.
After just accidentally deleting my LMS installation on my NAS, and
having to reinstall/reconfigure everything (I did have some prefs config
files saved, though a bit old) I was wondering if anyone has created a
routine or plugin that will backup all appropriate LMS server/plugin
configuration
I've recently moved my LMS to a Synology NAS, and now I'm trying to
figure out best way to pick up my static and smart playlists from
iTunes.
I have iTunes running on a Windows connected laptop.
I can either have iTunes point to the music directly on the NAS, or I'm
happy to copy/sync it to the
Thanks for the suggestions. I'd completely forgotten about the line-in
on the Boom - a simple option.
I was also planning to grab a Raspberry Pi to run Kodi (Libreelec) on
with an external USB - so I'm chasing down how to co-install LMS with
Libreelec via Docker as an option. That would give
I'm thinking of taking Squeezebox Boom down to a holiday house - where I
don't have a system running LMS, but wondering what I'd actually be able
to do.
I do have Internet access via a Broadband Hotspot, but no PC systems
running LMS.
At home all my music and LMS is running on a Synology NAS
mherger wrote:
> > Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 1518606679 @ Wed Feb 14
> 17:19:48
> > CUT 2018
>
> Would you have "library views" configured? Eg. if you go to My Music, is
>
> there such a menu? You might have selected a filtered view, not exposing
>
> parts of your music.
>
> --
Still don't know what caused this, but a "Reset player preferences"
cleared it all up. Just need to reconfigure the player now.
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All Booms at Firmware 57
Definitely only the 1 LMS. I can see all devices connected in the
Server info page.
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I've got a setup with various players (Booms, Classics) throughout the
house.
On one of my Booms the list of playlists available is a subset of the
ones that the others see. And the ones it does see only have a subset
of the songs (not a particular set number).
The playlists are imported from
Thanks bpa for the extra information and suggestions.
I'd already tried the maximum buffer size of 30 seconds without any
success.
I tried the "proxied" stream player option last night and things seemed
to be working smoother (no re-buffers and buffer numbers appeared
'higher', eg 3200 KB /
I'm diagnosing some streaming radio re-buffering issues (I believe the
problem is with my Internet provider as it's occurring on wired and
wireless Booms, Classics).
To help, I've turned on the "Buffer" display on the now-playing Music
Information Screen on my Booms.
I just wanted to confirm
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