formbypc wrote:
> I do see My Music in the menu options. The connections are, via
> Ethernet; SBT > Router > Win 10 PC. Nothing is connected to the
> internet, not the PC, not the router, so in normal operation, the SBT
> absolutely could not be connecting to a .com
and when you click on
Paul Webster wrote:
> Is your Touch connected to your LMS or is it using mysqueezebox.com ?
> For example - do you see locally held music under "My Music" ?
I do see My Music in the menu options. The connections are, via
Ethernet; SBT > Router > Win 10 PC. Nothing is connected to the
Is your Touch connected to your LMS or is it using mysqueezebox.com ?
For example - do you see locally held music under "My Music" ?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia
SamY wrote:
> Getting back to your original query, have you tried any of the free
> native Android apps such as Squeezer, Squeeze Ctrl and, the new kid on
> the block, Open Squeeze?
Not yet, this is the first alternative to iPeng I've tried.
I've had iPeng running for a while, originally
Getting back to your original query, have you tried any of the free
native Android apps such as Squeezer, Squeeze Ctrl and, the new kid on
the block, Open Squeeze? All are very capable and each has its own
unique features, such as Squeeze Ctrl's ability to cast the artwork and
other track info
formbypc wrote:
> Will try again tomorrow. Getting late in my part of the world
It's under processes as Logitech Media Server (on my setup)
Paul Webster wrote:
> But is it still running?
>
> Only speculating - but easy to check ... right click on task bar and run
> Task Manager and look at Processes and Services.
> It is a long long time since I ran LMS on Windows so I don't remember
> which one it will be under ... or even what
formbypc wrote:
> It must have been
But is it still running?
Only speculating - but easy to check ... right click on task bar and run
Task Manager and look at Processes and Services.
It is a long long time since I ran LMS on Windows so I don't remember
which one it will be under ... or even
Paul Webster wrote:
> Also - are you sure that LMS is running at all on that Windows PC?
It must have been, for I got the IP address from one of the settings
screens within the program while it was running. Unless I should be
getting the IP address from somewhere else? If so, where?
Also - are you sure that LMS is running at all on that Windows PC?
Perhaps it exited on startup.
Can you see it in Task Manager as a running service?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc),
formbypc wrote:
> How do I tell which?Try them. Are you sure you are using the correct new IP
> address?
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Man in a van wrote:
> it may be on 9001 or 9002 or..
How do I tell which?
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formbypc wrote:
> Sigh ...
>
> "This site can't be reached"
> "localhost refused to connect"
it may be on 9001 or 9002 or..
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d6jg wrote:
> Replace LMS-IP with localhost without quotes
>
> Edit
> Pc may need rebooting
> localhost means this PC so will only work on the spec with LMS installed
> on it
Sigh ...
"This site can't be reached"
"localhost refused to connect"
formbypc wrote:
> It does, but when running in this state, the Diagnostics tab shows an
> Alert - "LMS is running but can't be contacted on Port 9000"
>
> Fails to access web control with "http://LMS IP:9000" in Chrome,
> predictably enough
Replace LMS-IP with localhost without quotes
kidstypike wrote:
> LMS will probably have a different IP address when connected to another
> router?
It does, but when running in this state, the Diagnostics tab shows an
Alert - "LMS is running but can't be contact on Port 9000"
Fails to access web control with "http://LMS IP:9000" in
formbypc wrote:
> First hurdle;
>
> I open LMS web control in Chrome, with LMS IP:9000 - I then access
> Settings at lower right, and I have menu tabs - Basic Settings, Player,
> My Music, etc. and - Plugins.
>
> Select Plugins, Material Skin is not in the list, and there's a msg at
> top
formbypc wrote:
> First hurdle;
>
> I open LMS web control in Chrome, with LMS IP:9000 - I then access
> Settings at lower right, and I have menu tabs - Basic Settings, Player,
> My Music, etc. and - Plugins.
>
> Select Plugins, Material Skin is not in the list, and there's a msg at
> top
castalla wrote:
> So you have LMS on the windows PC. Install the Material Skin plug in.
First hurdle;
I open LMS web control in Chrome, with LMS IP:9000 - I then access
Settings at lower right, and I have menu tabs - Basic Settings, Player,
My Music, etc. and - Plugins.
Select Plugins,
gstalnaker wrote:
> I open it in Google Chrome then use
> Chrome's 'Save to desktop' to create a tapable object on my phone's
> screen.
> Opens right to the LMS client obscuring the Chrome UI elements.
That is my exact process on my Google Pixel.
slartibartfast wrote:
> Presumably the Windows PC running LMS can be connected to the internet
> or it wouldn't have LMS installed on it in the first place...
Yup. A bit of traipsing up and down stairs with it, but it's
manageable.
Thanks all.
Will report back with either a success story,
gstalnaker wrote:
> I see what you're saying. I think that is true. LMS can be
> self-contained
> (local host or network only) and it runs fine. But adding Plugins will
> require an internet connection if they're not part of the "standard"
> set.
> Is the Material Skin being considered as part
formbypc wrote:
> I have an SBT, connected via a standard home router, via Ethernet, to a
> Windows 10 PC which holds my Music Library.
>
> A long time ago, I downloaded iPeng to my iPad of the time, and for a
> while, this was fine, but a bit flakey.
>
> The only purpose the router
I see what you're saying. I think that is true. LMS can be self-contained
(local host or network only) and it runs fine. But adding Plugins will
require an internet connection if they're not part of the "standard" set.
Is the Material Skin being considered as part of the Standard Set (default
and
slartibartfast wrote:
> Installing Material Skin won't be straightforward with no internet
> connection though.
Exactly! :confused:
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gstalnaker wrote:
> Yes. It's basically a website that is created and run by LMS. It can be
> opened using localhost, or, as I do, on my local router network
> 192.168.1.X. No need for an external network connection. But you are
> right,
> that functions that require network access cannot work
Yes. It's basically a website that is created and run by LMS. It can be
opened using localhost, or, as I do, on my local router network
192.168.1.X. No need for an external network connection. But you are right,
that functions that require network access cannot work - no streaming, no
automated
Just had a thought, will Material still work if not connected to the
internet? How can one install plugins?
Anyway, the Music and Artist Information plugin certainly won't work.
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tablet or PC.
A few screenshots.
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I use the Material skin of the web client. It's the only controller I now
use for desktop or Android OS devices. It's fully functional and is IMO
very well designed with both light and dark modes. It recognizes small
screens versus "regular" web browsers on a desktop reconfiguring its UI
depending
formbypc wrote:
> I have an SBT, connected via a standard home router, via Ethernet, to a
> Windows 10 PC which holds my Music Library.
>
> A long time ago, I downloaded iPeng to my iPad of the time, and for a
> while, this was fine, but a bit flakey.
>
> The only purpose the router
I have an SBT, connected via a standard home router, via Ethernet, to a
Windows 10 PC which holds my Music Library.
A long time ago, I downloaded iPeng to my iPad of the time, and for a
while, this was fine, but a bit flakey.
The only purpose the router serves is to connect the SBT to
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