snoogly wrote:
> > Quick update! > Advanced Search does work but vanilla search doesn't.
>
> >>> It don't make no sense! :confused: For no reason search suddenly
> started working again :confused:
It could makes sense ;-)
please use a private browsertab and check again.
If thats working -
Hello,
I have a weird problem I can't explain...
I have been running Logitech Media Server on Debian for 10+ years, with
about 2,000 albums, mostly WAV, and files up to 24-bit/192 kHz all
working just fine.
However, I have two albums downloaded from Bleep.com which are both
24-bit/44.1 kHz
Any ideas how I can resolve this?
First of all: check server.log for any hints about about an error
happening when you do a search. And scanner.log for any issue during the
scan (in particular at the bottom).
If that doesn't give any hint, please provide more information:
(unfortunately)
Try compressing it using FLAC and tag it properly.
And check your log files for any hint about the failure.
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pavowren wrote:
> well, i took a break, had dinner and came down to the office and noticed
> WAP had disappeared from the hotspot.
> it is not listed as one of the connected devices as before. i only see
> this desktop.
> tried rebooting but made no difference.
> may have to factory reset and
Damn. Thought it was solved by reinstalling LMS bit the problem
re-appeared today...:mad:
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DJanGo wrote:
> To hack something we should know what to hack :confused: your lms is
> running on OS ?
Yes that would've been useful information to add right away ;-)
I'm running macOS 10.13.6 on a MacMini (mid 2011). LMS version 7.9.1
DJanGo wrote:
> Thats a really nice idea - someone adds
I've been waking to "Hard Rain and Thunder" on my bedside SB radio
reliably (mostly) for years. When I get the disco treatment I usually
find my wifi icon has gone red and the radio needs a reboot to reconnect
to the network.
This seems to be the file:
It sure does sound like a hardware issue. But something else (and very
simple) to try switch SB3 to MySB.com (no LMS) and see if it
can successfully stream for an extended period without interruption or
reboots.
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a way to have LMS update the library instantly
as soon as new files are added?
I know I can set a time at which the Media Library is rescanned daily
but nothing that monitors changes and updates immediately.
Thanks for any ideas/answers.
Jan
janpeeters wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if there is a way to have LMS update the library instantly
> as soon as new files are added?
> I know I can set a time at which the Media Library is rescanned daily
> but nothing that monitors changes and updates immediately.
>
> Thanks for any
digimaster wrote:
> Oké nice that with 2.04.00 it works. Gone leave it as is.
>
> A tip all the entries which can be 0 or 1 in the .QLMS.conf, you also
> set by donning touch .(option name) in the .qpkg/LogitehMediaServer
> directory. For example .NOIMAGE will set LMS not scan images, .NOVIDEO
bpa wrote:
> Never rely on just playing an internet stream for an alarm - there are
> too many variables that can go wrong.
I'm going through a phase of my Radio not picked up my preferred alarm
(a BBC radio internet stream.) and launching loud disco music. So
far as I can tell - browsing
janpeeters wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if there is a way to have LMS update the library instantly
> as soon as new files are added?
> I know I can set a time at which the Media Library is rescanned daily
> but nothing that monitors changes and updates immediately.
>
> Thanks for any
Jeff07971 wrote:
> The Autorescan plugin does this.
>
> On linux you'll need Perl:Linux:Inotify2 installed
>
> On pCP you just need the plugin as Inotify2 is installed by defualt (I
> Think if not can be installed from extensions)
>
> Not sure about LMS on other OSes
>
> Jeff
Thanks Jeff,
In the meantime I had other random behaviour, even when just playing
FLACs. Sometimes it would just skip randomly to the next track. Or it
would stop playing. And on one occasion the music suddenly had huge
distortion.
So am just back from buying a spare PSU. First tests look good. Wiggling
the
streifenleopard wrote:
> Hi Gary
> By this I mean that Podcast development seems to stagnate and that
> people seem to prefer streaming music or other radio content.
> Also I think a lot of people tend to prefer video over audio podcasts
> now that bandwidth is hardly an issue any more.
> And
I don't know if there's a handy sticky post somewhere with all the good
links. I agree it's not easy to find if it exists.
Below are some links. For Windows you want the Windows Executable
Installer version (.exe file).
Latest "official community release", 7.9.1:
Unfortunately Last.fm does not seem to show the application id/name that
generated a particular scrobble.
With debug logging enabled for plugin.audioscrobbler
>From a command line session on your LMS server ...
grep "submitScrobble" server.log
or - your LMS is on Windows
find "submitScrobble"
Hi
I bought a new ssd for my piCorePlayer (I want to eliminate moving
parts) and copied all due Music and server cache data (after shutting
down LMS).
Now the LMS doses not start anymore, not even from the original LMS
cache / data.
I get the following error:
```
[19-03-03 18:26:25.2250]
If you prepare artwork prior to ripping with dBpoweramp then a separate
album art image is prepared in addition to imbedding the art. Google
images is a good place to acquire album art.
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philippe_44 wrote:
> If it reboots regularly, it's probably the capacitors issue. Seems to
> happen a lot these days
Yeah, might be. However, after I now discovered your excellent
CastBridge work (Thanks!), I gave that a try tonight and can't be
happier ! I had 2 spare CCA's still. Bought them
Did you try disabling scrobbling in LMS?
FWIW: I've been running "the bleeding edge" LMS for years. Never have I
experienced this. Nor would I know why this would have started recently,
as this code did not change.
You didn't install some 3rd party scrobbler plugin, did you?
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[19-03-03 18:55:34.7449] main::init (387) Starting Logitech
Media Server (v7.9.2, 1543258616, Mon Nov 26 20:30:03 CET 2018) perl
5.024000 - arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int
[19-03-03 18:55:34.7826] YAML::XS::LoadFile (48) Warning: YAML::XS::Load
Error: The problem:
Delete the prefs file
Squid wrote:
> Yeah, might be. However, after I now discovered your excellent
> CastBridge work (Thanks!), I gave that a try tonight and can't be
> happier ! I had 2 spare CCA's still. Bought them years ago when
> considering moving from Spotify to Google Play. But after having
> troubles with
Uninstalled LMS, installed LMS again, and I am back to the first error:
[19-03-03 18:55:34.7449] main::init (387) Starting Logitech
Media Server (v7.9.2, 1543258616, Mon Nov 26 20:30:03 CET 2018) perl
5.024000 - arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int
[19-03-03 18:55:34.7826] YAML::XS::LoadFile
And I get the same error when using no cache and LMS config.
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In addition to dBpoweramp there's Exact Audio Copy for ripping on
Windows.
Whatever you're using for ripping, you probably want to keep on using
mp3tag to check and finalize the tags.
For getting cover art I'm using AlbumArtDownloader.
Now I updated the libraries (Download and update LMS Binaries and
Libraries ) and now I get
[ INFO ] Starting LMS...
[ INFO ] The following CPAN modules were found but cannot work with
Logitech Media Server:
Audio::Scan (loaded 1.02, need 0.93)
which sounds not nice.
I will try this if the problem re-occurs. For now, I have first
downgraded tot LMS 7.7.6, from where I upgraded to 7.9.0
(the problem started when I installed nightly 7.9.2)
Let's see where this leads...
SlimPvC's
Sad day.
While the issue with the bad connection in the plug is definitely gone,
the playback issue has not. I still get dropouts, pauses, reboots...
when playing back both from my LMS as well as radio streams. Even using
MySqueezebox resulted in very erratic behavior. So my SB3 has become all
Squid wrote:
> Sad day.
> While the issue with the bad connection in the plug is definitely gone,
> the playback issue has not. I still get dropouts, pauses, reboots...
> when playing back both from my LMS as well as radio streams. Even using
> MySqueezebox resulted in very erratic behavior. So
I run Vortexbox and it is enabled by default. I turned it off pretty
much straight away. It would start rescanning before Id finished fine
tuning the tags with mp3tag. Its easy enough to launch a rescan
whenever you want from any control mechanism.
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Hi Michael
Yes, I disabled scobbling in LMS. But, as expected: it stopped
scrobbling
Same for me... I always used the 'nightlies' and never experiences any
problem. Still I have the feeling that the 'double scrobbles' started
with 7.9.2. I did not install any other 3rd party scrobbler, at
Yep, had already read about needing to enable the Flow setting.
Listening to Kate Bushs Before The Dawn and sounds perfect!
One thing I was wondering: is there a benefit of transcoding to flac
rather than pcm? Also, my sources are already in flac, does it then
still decode and recode, given you
After more years than I count of 100% trouble free usage, suddenly LMS
search has stopped working. I recently updated the Mac from Mavericks to
Sierra, which is the only possible cause I can think of.
I have tried updating LMS from 7.9.1 to 7.9.2, and doing a clean rescan
of the music library,
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