Hey folks...
I've installed LMS a bunch of times over the years, and recently
installed a copy on my new HTPC (running Windows 10).
I recreated my favorites and playlists for this installation.
However, last night when I played a playlist, it would no longer play
the rest of the playlist. It
Hey folks...
So I ended up buying a Zotac. I like it, but yeah, it DOES get pretty
hot - runs 60 degrees when idle!
I'm currently running Kubuntu on it, and it's hosting my music
collection pretty well.
I decided, however, to eventually build my own fanless PC, probably
based on an mATX
Ok, it looks like ipv4 is working, I made a mistake there.
Anyway, I fixed a few things (my computer's hostname was aliased to
localhost in /etc/hosts, so I removed that line to make sure the
external interface would always be used).
I rebooted the machine, and the LMS logs show no networking
mherger wrote:
> > Given that no ports are blocked on the LMS computer, what steps would
> > you suggest for debugging this Squeezebox connection problem?
>
> As I said server.log shows that LMS is having problems with your network
>
> setup. As long as you see those messages you shouldn't be
mherger wrote:
> The only issue I'm seeing from your server.log is a networking issue.
> LMS doesn't find an IP address? But then you say you can connect to it.
>
> I wonder: what is the problem you try to resolve? What does not work at
>
> all?...
> --
>
> Michael
Well, given that the
mherger wrote:
> >>
> ...
>
> LMS is single threaded. Before you haven't provided more information
> (log files) it's all random speculation.
>
> --
>
> Michael
I've enclosed the log files here. Both the memory-eating issue, and the
client "Searching..." issue might have clues in them.
DJanGo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the media folders... how many ?
>
> My advice for this step is
> > > >
- just add one folder
- do a scan
- repeat until all your wanted folders are done
> > >
>
> If you add (cant really remember the exact number) something like 5
> without a scan that
mherger wrote:
> What Linux are you running?
> What LMS version are you using?
> Did you configure it to scan for images, movies and music? Or music
> only?
> What do server.log and scanner.log say?
> --
> Michael
I'm running Kubuntu Desktop 18.04 (Ubuntu variant running KDE).
LMS the latest
Hey all, folks...
So I recently bought a small fanless PC (Zotac CI549) to run LMS on.
I wanted to run Linux on it, as that generally is faster and uses fewer
resources than Windows.
So I finally got everything set up, and when I set the media folders to
scan and pressed "Apply" on the web
Hi all!
For many years I've had LMS running on an HTPC I built, running Windows
7 x64.
This works fine, except I've been having some troubles with the computer
BSOD'ing a lot (at first due to a faulty stick of memory, but it keeps
doing it, possibly due to that memory being somewhat
Ok, I rebooted the computer and it stopped happening.
Very very strange...
- Tim
Integra Integrated Stereo Amp / Home Built Intel-based HTPC (running
LMS) w/BluRay Player / Panasonic Viera TV
Squeezebox Duet (Received in living room attached to stereo amp,
Controller in bedroom).
Squeezebox
Mnyb wrote:
> We are on Windows I assume?
>
> Then you probably have an item in a playlist with the same drive letter
> that is now used by the DVD drive ?
>
> Also double check you music folder and playlist folder settings so that
> they point where you want them to ?
>
> Another option is a
I just tried to rescan my music collection. The collection is a
particular folder on one of my hard drives.
I got an error popup from "scanner.exe" saying there was no disc in my
DVD/CD drive.
Why would scanner.exe try to read my DVD/CD drive? This is the first
time I've seen this happen.
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