CCS18 wrote:
> The innuOS linux distribution which is shipped with every innuOS music
> server, traditionally has used bundled LMS + squeezelite, and some
> custom proprietary glue to make it more user friendly, e.g. users don't
> need to fiddle with LMS settings such as creating a
CCS18 wrote:
> The innuOS linux distribution which is shipped with every innuOS music
> server, traditionally has used bundled LMS + squeezelite, and some
> custom proprietary glue to make it more user friendly, e.g. users don't
> need to fiddle with LMS settings such as creating a
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
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
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
mherger wrote:
> > I'm running LMS 7.9.0 - 1466571941 on debian x64. Remote Music
> Libraries
> > is working fine when playing FLAC files from a UPnP Server on the
> > network (Asset UPnP and MinimServer). However, any other file formats
> > such as WAV, AIFF, DFF or DSF don't play at all. They
Hi Michael,
I'm running LMS 7.9.0 - 1466571941 on debian x64. Remote Music Libraries
is working fine when playing FLAC files from a UPnP Server on the
network (Asset UPnP and MinimServer). However, any other file formats
such as WAV, AIFF, DFF or DSF don't play at all. They show on the player
