mrw wrote:
> Thank you, Ralphy.
>
> Worked successfully on my wine / windows setup, in that only '.' would
> be accepted regardless of locale, particularly in cases where the
> shipped version absolutely required a comma.
>
> And passed bpa's "what does flac see ?" test.
Same on Win10 with
JohnB wrote:
> bpa, I think the "--" is so that flac will treat media files with file
> names beginning with "-" properly, even though file names starting with
> "-" are pretty unusual.
>
> (A few days ago I was puzzled about it myself, so checked the flac
> documentation.)
You're right -
bpa, I think the "--" is so that flac will treat files with file names
beginning with "-" properly, even though file names starting with "-"
are pretty unusual.
(A few days ago I was puzzled myself about it, so checked the flac
documentation.)
Touch, Metrum Jade, Bryston B4 SST2, PMC OB1i
While testing out the fix I noticed in the convert.conf file that the
flac line had an spare "--" between $END$ and $FILE" in the command
line.
Transcoding seems to work OK if it is deleted - is it valid/required or
an error (e.g. an option badly deleted).
The floating "--" seems to be in
ralphy wrote:
> A patch3 win32 build is 'available here'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/flac/flac-patch3-win32.zip/download).
>
> Runs on XP and newer versions of windows.
Thank you, Ralphy.
Worked successfully on my wine / windows setup, in that only '.' would
I've posted an issue report on the slimserver github as a kick off to
get the problem fixed:
-flac - seeking within files doesn't function in many locales, and
breaks playback-: https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/277
If I got anything wrong or incomplete, my apologies. Please
A patch3 win32 build is 'available here'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/flac/flac-patch3-win32.zip/download).
Runs on XP and newer versions of windows.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
'Squeezebox client builds'
paul- wrote:
> Testing my memory, but there was a reason we picked that specific commit
> listed in the source included in the slimserver-vendor git. Im pretty
> sure there were issues with later commits, which might be fixed or
> further broken by now.
>
> To avoid any potential regressions
Testing my memory, but there was a reason we picked that specific commit
listed in the source included in the slimserver-vendor git. Im
pretty sure there were issues with later commits, which might be fixed
or further broken by now.
To avoid any potential regressions due to source changes, a
mrw wrote:
> Goodness me ! Did I get it right ?
>
> *Edit:* I should have asked: Did google give me the right answers ?
A hat trick in fact.
Tested patch 3 on Windows - it fails on any number with commas which is
expected. I'm not sure why but the patch didn't apply itself properly so
I think
bpa wrote:
> I've built a Windows version of 2nd patch and test gave same result as
> above when the equivalent 4 combinations of "Decimal symbol" and
> "Digital Grouping symbol" are tested.
Goodness me ! Did I get it right ?
mrw wrote:
> The first three tests should succeed and the fourth should fail, because
> en_GB doesn't understand ',' as a decimal separator.
I've built a Windows version of 2nd patch and test gave same result as
above when the equivalent 4 combinations of "Decimal symbol" and
"Digital Grouping
bpa wrote:
> As expected the Control Panel / Region and language / Additional
> Setting/Numbers - "Decimal symbol" and "Digital Grouping symbol" make
> the difference and take effect immediately.
Sounds promising.
I've made a third patch, attached. The approach here is to simply force
flac to
I've built my own version of the mrw's first patch but with a printf
statement as a way to test whether changes in Windows Regional settings
have immediate effect within the same command prompt window.
As expected the Control Panel / Region and language / Additional
Setting/Numbers - "Decimal
Ralphy,
Can you build a diagnostic version of flac.exe to verify what
localisation settings are being "seen" by the executbale.
Just add the line in red to utils.c near mrw's change.
Code:
ret += strtod(s, );
flac__utils_printf(stderr,
mrw wrote:
> If this is effective on Windows, and also on the various Unices, then
> maybe that could become the LMS fix.
LANG is not defined by default on Windows. LANG= syntax is not allowed
- have to use a separate command line using SET.
ralphy wrote:
> I've applied your patch to the source tree (vs2008) I used to build the
> flac.exe that's currently provided with LMS and rebuilt it.
>
> It's 'available here'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/flac/flac-nolocale-win32.zip/download).
>
>
>
> I
bpa wrote:
> My own preference would be to use strtod_l and then make sure it only
> uses the "C" locale - using strtod with different untested locales may
> still have surprises.
>
> Windows Flac.exe was built with VS so I'm trying to setup it up so I can
> rebuild flac with extra message to
bpa wrote:
> The trouble with my different patch using strtod_l is that Win32 doesn't
> follow the C standard lib and so to create a patch that compiles OK I
> had to get Vs2019 working - which I eventually did.
I think I have now have a patch that would work. Will upload when done.
Let me
ralphy wrote:
> I should be able to quickly build a flac.exe with any patches you'd like
> to try using my vs2008 environment.
The trouble with my different patch using strtod_l is that Win32 doesn't
follow the C standard lib and so to create a patch that compiles OK I
had to get Vs2019
I am happy to try out/test the patched ffmpeg builds for Windows 7 and
Ubuntu (the two LMS systems I have).
Touch, Metrum Jade, Bryston B4 SST2, PMC OB1i speakers, HP Proliant
Microserver/Ubuntu, PC/Windows 7, iPad 4, iPeng, Squeezepad.
mrw wrote:
> I've drafted up a patch to flac, and have attached it for any one
> interested. I'm no programmer, so any comments welcome before I take it
> further.
>
> It appears to be working successfully on my local arm box, but does need
> to be subjected to more rigorous testing, and cross
slartibartfast wrote:
> But the scanner log that was posted didn't show any details of which
> folder if any was scanned and it completed in zero seconds.
I think if we can understand what is happening during and after scanning
and fix it - then most of the problem will be resolved.
carlmart wrote:
> OK, let's see if I can sum up what were the problems I had, which I
> hadn't and which were solved.
>
> 1) Problem playing large wav or flac files. This was my greatest
> concern, because I could open the file and see the tracks inside with
> LMS, but couldn't play them.
But the scanner log that was posted didn't show any details of which
folder if any was scanned and it completed in zero seconds.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
slartibartfast's Profile:
And the other thing is we don't know whether the disappearing files
problem is something that has just recently occurred (as I, perhaps
mistakenly, read it) or whether it as present before.
Touch, Metrum Jade, Bryston B4 SST2, PMC OB1i speakers, HP Proliant
Microserver/Ubuntu, PC/Windows 7,
OK, let's see if I can sum up what were the problems I had, which I
hadn't and which were solved.
1) Problem playing large wav or flac files. This was my greatest
concern, because I could open the file and see the tracks inside with
LMS, but couldn't play them. Problem solved.
2) Problem
kidstypike wrote:
> carlmart is probably suffering the consequences of a sloppy file
> system.
>
> But who are we to tell him where to stick them?
While file location is unconventional - I don't think it is the root
cause as logs have shown - files have been found and scanned - yet no
database
bpa wrote:
> Sounds like you've got them better trained. Often mine have "lost" an
> important file - "must be a virus". When I look where their personal
> files are stored - they are everywhere - top level directories, on
> desktops, excel files in Pictures, etc. - no apparent order
bpa wrote:
> Also this solution needs a Windows version ffmpeg to be downloaded &
> installed - probably in LMS Bin/MSWin32 directory
I lost track that ffmpeg isn't part of the default LMS install (I had a
copy in my LMS system, but that probably goes back to when we were
experimenting with
kidstypike wrote:
> Huh, you've lost me with that one. I have 5 siblings, and I'm their
> first turn-to for help! :(
Sounds like you've got them better trained. Often mine have "lost" an
important file - "must be a virus". When I look where their personal
files are stored - they are everywhere
bpa wrote:
> I'm guessing you don't have siblings who use windows and come for help.
Huh, you've lost me with that one. I have 5 siblings, and I'm their
first turn-to for help! :(
*Server - LMS 7.9.2 *Pi4B 4GB/pCP 6.0.0 18K library, playlists & LMS
cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP
kidstypike wrote:
> Totally agree. If you look at the carlmarts picture 'here'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110871-Playing-cue-files-with-LMS=948516=1#post948516),
> on the left it shows the C drive expanded, surely this isn't normal
> windows practise to have all that junk
slartibartfast wrote:
> When I installed LMS on Windows the default music directory was in my
> user directory not the root directory and the playlist folder was inside
> the music folder. There is something not right about any of this.
You're right and I think there are some pieces of
slartibartfast wrote:
> Which bit? Correct folder or doubting sanity or both?[emoji3]
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Both . . . everything. :)
*Server - LMS 7.9.2 *Pi4B 4GB/pCP 6.0.0 18K library, playlists & LMS
cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP 5.0.0/pi screen/HiFiBerry
slartibartfast wrote:
> When I installed LMS on Windows the default music directory was in my
> user directory not the root directory and the playlist folder was inside
> the music folder. There is something not right about any of this.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Totally agree.
kidstypike wrote:
> Me too. ;)Which bit? Correct folder or doubting sanity or both?[emoji3]
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
slartibartfast's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=35609
View
bpa wrote:
> There are so many contradictions. I cannot understand how no albums in
> Info page, yet LMS has managed to play a specific track which appeared
> in Albums and not under Music Folder.
>
> From debugging many plugin issues, I am sceptical of a user's
> interpretation/perception of
slartibartfast wrote:
> I am still not convinced he is scanning the correct folder but to be
> honest this thread has me doubting my sanity.
There are so many contradictions. I cannot understand how no albums in
Info page, yet LMS has managed to play a specific track which appeared
in Albums
slartibartfast wrote:
> I am still not convinced he is scanning the correct folder but to be
> honest this thread has me doubting my sanity.
Me too. ;)
*Server - LMS 7.9.2 *Pi4B 4GB/pCP 6.0.0 18K library, playlists & LMS
cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP 5.0.0/pi screen/HiFiBerry
bpa wrote:
> That does seem to be the case but early on carlmart seemed to be unsure
> of their way around LMS and so I wonder whether the info is reliable -
> (e.g. was "Apply" button was clicked after changing FileTypes) -
> especially as their system was in PT and advice was in EN
>
> That
slartibartfast wrote:
> I thought he couldn't play WAV as WAV either.
That does seem to be the case but early on carlmart seemed to be unsure
of their way around LMS and so I wonder whether the info is reliable -
(e.g. was "Apply" button was clicked after changing FileTypes) -
especially as
bpa wrote:
> calrmart problem is unusual. The problem fiels are wav Cue. The WAV
> wouldn't play when flac had a skip parameter. Skip parameters are used
> when LMS has cue file.
>
> The log of carlmart playing a track showed that LMS selected a short
> segment - the last track of the album's
Paul Webster wrote:
> If carlmart is playing the big wav file as a single track (ie the cue
> file not appearing to have been processed to split it into individual
> tracks) then it will not be possible to jump between the contained audio
> tracks.
kidstypike wrote:
> Yes, good thought, you
Paul Webster wrote:
> If carlmart is playing the big wav file as a single track (ie the cue
> file not appearing to have been processed to split it into individual
> tracks) then it will not be possible to jump between the contained audio
> tracks.
Yes, good thought, you need to have
If carlmart is playing the big wav file as a single track (ie the cue
file not appearing to have been processed to split it into individual
tracks) then it will not be possible to jump between the contained audio
tracks.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc)
JohnB wrote:
> carlmart,
>
> As I understand it, bpa has given you 2 options as ways of getting round
> the wav/cue problem right now. On Windows.
>
> Also people are working on a patch for flac.exe which will probably be
> available in the near future (these guys are good). This will sort
JohnB wrote:
>
> *b) to create a "custom-convert.conf" text file* in the "C:\Program
> Files (x86)\Squeezebox\server" folder - containing the following:
>
> >
Code:
> > wav flc * *
> # FT:{START=-ss %s}U:{END=-t %u}D:{RESAMPLE=--resample %D}
> [ffmpeg]
mrw wrote:
> Well, I've been having a further look at this.
>
> I think I do prefer your -strtod_l + C locale - approach, in principle,
> together with my own predilection of a fallback to the system's locale
> in case of failure.
>
> The coding is much sweeter and shorter, at least on macOS,
carlmart wrote:
> When I get to install my Linux server system I will come back to this
> forum to get LMS to work with the Linux server.
Just make sure that you learn how to operate the Linux server first. Get
the feel of how to use the 'command line', how files can be edited, what
'file
bpa wrote:
> My own preference would be to use strtod_l and then make sure it only
> uses the "C" locale - using strtod with different untested locales may
> still have surprises.
>
> Windows Flac.exe was built with VS so I'm trying to setup it up so I can
> rebuild flac with extra message to
carlmart,
As I understand it, bpa has given you 2 options as ways of getting round
the wav/cue problem right now. On Windows.
Also people are working on a patch for flac.exe which will probably be
available in the near future (these guys are good).
The 2 options the bpa has given you are:
To all of you, thank you for trying to help, and please excuse my
impatience or plain ignorance, or my impatience due to plain ignorance.
The task of this project was to have a very good audio managing system,
that I could control in my listening room with plain remote controls (no
cell phones
carlmart wrote:
>
>
> Now another question about LMS, and Jivelite too: is there a control
> button to advance to the following track and go back to the track
> before? Apparently not, just asking.
I really don't know why I'm doing this :confused::confused::confused:
Have you ever
carlmart,
The suggestion to stop LMS, delete the library.db file (or all the *.db
files) the restart LMS was to clear all the previously scanned
information and give you an absolutely clean set of database files.
(Once LMS was restarted (after deleting the *.db files) LMS would
automatically
carlmart wrote:
> Now another question about LMS, and Jivelite too: is there a control
> button to advance to the following track and go back to the track
> before? Apparently not, just asking.
Yes, but I'm not going to add to your and my confusion by trying to show
you where it is. I shall
carlmart wrote:
> OK, sorry, I hadn't understood that db files were data base files.
>
> But I still don't get this rescan sequence to clear library and restart
> everything, and how it relates to scanner log, what it means.
>
> If I do that I clear all the album list in LMS, and I have to
In spite of my confusion and efforts to understand the logic of how
these things work, I must say I am very pleased that most of the
problems I had have been solved.
So here goes a big thanks for what you already helped me achieve.
Perhaps I may get or not to use the cue file as I was used
kidstypike wrote:
> I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at.
>
> I've just done as I suggested, (deleted Library.db) restarted LMS, and a
> scan is already running . . . finished, and look at the speed of it!
>
>
OK, sorry, I hadn't understood that db files were data base files.
dolodobendan wrote:
> I misread, sorry. To my defense, I was having a Harvey Wallbanger at the
> time. :p (I thought you suggested wiping the whole library (aka the
> whole cache folder)).
Don't advise in forums when you've had a couple is my advice. And I
should know . . . Oh! :rolleyes:
dolodobendan wrote:
> 'Not hiding file extensions'
> (https://www.howtogeek.com/205086/beginner-how-to-make-windows-show-file-extensions/)
> might also help.
>
>
>
> Too easy. (Also, this might trigger errors, if the the players' current
> playlists are not deleted. But why, you might ask.
kidstypike wrote:
> Oh dear, when LMS is stopped you don't see all the files.
'Not hiding file extensions'
(https://www.howtogeek.com/205086/beginner-how-to-make-windows-show-file-extensions/)
might also help.
kidstypike wrote:
> So, with LMS stopped, just delete the Library file and restart
carlmart wrote:
> No files like that on my Squeezebox's cache.
Oh dear, when LMS is stopped you don't see all the files.
So, with LMS stopped, just delete the Library file and restart LMS, this
should initiate a rescan.
28034
28035
Just a thought
There used to be scanning problems if your media folder (c:\musica)
contains videos.
Does it ?
And is your playlist folder outside c:\musica example c:\playlists - it
needs to be
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP TS419P (NFS)
[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion
JohnB wrote:
> Unless things have changed, I think that carlmart has the correct music
> library folder (C:\Musica)
>
> Just in order to have a clean start, what I would do is the following
> (no guarantees it will solve what ever the problem is):
>
> Stop LMS (right click on the task bar
kidstypike wrote:
> Hmm, there's a line missing that tells which folder was scanned, here's
> mine:
>
> >
Code:
> > [19-08-21 18:39:23.0635] main::main (205) Starting Logitech Media
Server scanner (v7.9.2, 1565967976, Fri Aug 16 17:08:05 WEDT 2019) perl
Unless things have changed, I think that carlmart has the correct music
library folder (C:\Musica)
Just in order to have a clean start, what I would do is the following
(no guarantees it will solve what ever the problem is):
Stop LMS (right click on the task bar icon and select "Stop Logitech
carlmart wrote:
> Scanner log after rescan.
Hmm, there's a line missing that tells which folder was scanned, here's
mine:
Code:
[19-08-21 18:39:23.0635] main::main (205) Starting Logitech Media Server
scanner (v7.9.2, 1565967976, Fri Aug 16 17:08:05 WEDT 2019) perl
>
> [19-08-21 15:12:11.0740] main::main (205) Starting Logitech Media Server
> scanner (v7.9.2, 1565967976, Fri Aug 16 17:08:05 WEDT 2019) perl
> 5.014001
> [19-08-21 15:12:11.1527] Slim::Schema::forceCommit (2144) Warning:
> Trying to commit transactions before DB is initialized!
> [19-08-21
carlmart wrote:
> so?...
>
> You want me to copy the log when the albums are zero?
:d
*Server - LMS 7.9.2 *Pi4B 4GB/pCP 6.0.0 18K library, playlists & LMS
cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP 5.0.0/pi screen/HiFiBerry DAC+/jivelite,
*Lounge* - Pi2/pCP 5.0.0 > HiFiBerry DIGI+ >
carlmart wrote:
> So?...
>
> You want me to copy the log when the albums are zero?It will tell you which
> folder was scanned.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
slartibartfast's Profile:
kidstypike wrote:
> The Scanner log is at the bottom of the page in your picture.
So?...
You want me to copy the log when the albums are zero?
carlmart's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=69336
@carlmart
Are you using the Windows folder "Music" to hold your files, this is the
LMS default?
Playlist default is
C:\Users\ronni\Music\Playlists
When you go to Settings > Basic > Media Folders click on Browse and re-
navigated to the actual folder that holds your files.
Click on that
carlmart wrote:
> I had shown it to you what happened when doing this:
>
> Rescan Media Library:
> - choose: Clear library and rescan everything
> - click on Rescan (Ler Directoria)
>
> Click on "Scanning - View Progress"
>
> Look at the albums: they are zeroed.
>
> To get them back I have
That is very strange behaviour. I almost always use the Rescan button at
the bottom - alongside "Rescan Media Library"
I assume you clicked on "Apply" after doing any changes and before the
Rescan?
One thing, though it is probably not related: you have named your Media
Library Name as
carlmart wrote:
> I had shown it to you what happened when doing this:
>
> Rescan Media Library:
> - choose: Clear library and rescan everything
> - click on Rescan (Ler Directoria)
>
> Click on "Scanning - View Progress"
>
> Look at the albums: they are zeroed.
>
> To get them back I have
slartibartfast wrote:
> Show us the scanner log.
>
I had shown it to you what happened when doing this:
Rescan Media Library:
- choose: Clear library and rescan everything
- click on Rescan (Ler Directoria)
Click on "Scanning - View Progress"
Look at the albums: they are zeroed.
To get
carlmart wrote:
> So far so good. Until this point things go fine and albums are there.
>
>
>
> This step makes all the albums disappear. I have to click again on the
> scan button up above, to the right of c:\musica to find the albums back.
>
>
> Why is that?Show us the scanner log.
Sent
JohnB wrote:
> Forgive be for butting in but I suggest:
>
> In Web browser interface:
>
> Select Settings - you should end up on the Settings tab
>
> Media Folders:
> - only have C:\Musica (using the top slot, as you already have)
> - delete the C:\Users\cem\Videos
> - delete the
mrw wrote:
> Adding -pt_BR.UTF-8 UTF-8- to the bottom of -/etc/locale.gen-, and then
> running -locale-gen- is all I needed to do on my debian box. Not
> something I do often...
I avoid loading up different locales. I was using Ubuntu System
Settings and it looked to be doing something similar
bpa wrote:
> I haven't been able to reproiduce the prpoblem. Trying to install PT_BR
> locale on my ubuntu has failed - not sure why.
>
Adding -pt_BR.UTF-8 UTF-8- to the bottom of -/etc/locale.gen-, and then
running -locale-gen- is all I needed to do on my debian box. Not
something I do
What does the scanner log say? You can find it in the information tab of
settings at the bottom of the page.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
slartibartfast's Profile:
carlmart wrote:
> They are not.
>
> That's an automatic assignment that LMS did, which I didn't find
> important to correct. Should I?
>
> My video folders are on other HDDs, and I do not have a picture folder.
>
>
> Should I delete those on LMS?Just ignore the video and picture folders.
They are not.
That's an automatic assignment that LMS did, which I didn't find
important to correct. Should I?
My video folders are on other HDDs, and I do not have a picture folder.
Should I delete those on LMS?
carlmart wrote:
> OK, albums are back!
>
> I clicked here, then Apply, and the albums came back.
It seems odd to me that your music folder is in C:\ and your video and
picture folders are in C:\users\cem.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
carlmart wrote:
> But I'm also getting to new problems, like losing my albums, that nobody
> is mentioning.
I am helping you in between doing other things.
> I showed what got my albums back, but nobody said nothing about.
>
> Also adding \playlists was not possible, and no comments about
bpa wrote:
> Looks like did not follow my earlier instructions# exactly but doing
> very well if English is not 1st language.
English not being my 1st language is not the problem. I think that end
is quite alright, just not making myself understand, and that is not 1st
or 2nd language related.
mrw wrote:
> I've drafted up a patch to flac, and have attached it for any one
> interested. I'm no programmer, so any comments welcome before I take it
> further.
>
> It appears to be working successfully on my local arm box, but does need
> to be subjected to more rigorous testing, and cross
carlmart wrote:
> Scanned again choosing "clear databas...". This is what I got.
>
> Also lost all my albums. Isn't there a conflict anywhere? What I'm
> losing?There is no indication in the scan results that your music folder is
being scanned. Is your Music folder
C:\Musica or
bpa wrote:
> LMS took 1 secs to scan 5496 tracks ? Are you sure you choose "clear
> database & rescan everything" option ?
Scanned again choosing "clear databas...". This is what I got.
Also lost all my albums. Isn't there a conflict anywhere? What I'm
losing?
slartibartfast wrote:
> I think he clicked the rescan button next to the where the folders are
> defined.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Looks like did not follow my earlier instructions# exactly but doing
very well if English is not 1st language.
>
> 4. Select "*Clear library &
bpa wrote:
> LMS took 1 secs to scan 5496 tracks ? Are you sure you choose "clear
> database & rescan everything" option ?Even with scan new and changed the
> first line in the scan results should
be
"Discovering files/directories"
This is missing.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
carlmart wrote:
> I've lost the My Music folder on LMS. I don't know why or how can I get
> it back.
>
> Edit: Sorry, I meant I lost the Music folder, where I did have access to
> wav and cue files
IT is there called "Escolher per Directoria" (assuming icons are the
same as English)
bpa wrote:
> LMS took 1 secs to scan 5496 tracks ? Are you sure you choose "clear
> database & rescan everything" option ?I think he clicked the rescan button
> next to the where the folders are
defined.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
carlmart wrote:
> This is my scan result right now, with all albums visible and working.
>
> What can you say about it?
LMS took 1 secs to scan 5496 tracks ? Are you sure you choose "clear
database & rescan everything" option ?
carlmart wrote:
> This is my scan result right now, with all albums visible and working.
>
> What can you say about it?
Where is the information about scanning music files?
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
bpa wrote:
> What does your scan result look like compare to below ?
> 28024
This is my scan result right now, with all albums visible and working.
What can you say about it?
+---+
|Filename: LMS scan.jpg
bpa wrote:
> If you are using Microsoft Edge browser - stop using it - it is buggy.
>
> Use Firefox, Chrome, Chromium etc.
No, I only use Firefox. Hate all others!
carlmart's Profile:
If you are using Microsoft Edge browser - stop using it - it is buggy.
Use Firefox, Chrome, Chromium etc.
bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806
View this thread:
carlmart wrote:
> I've lost the My Music folder on LMS. I don't know why or how can I get
> it back.
I don't understand how you can lose it ? Show me ?
bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806
1 - 100 of 334 matches
Mail list logo
