Hi All,
I'm trying to get LMS7.9 run on my QNAP HS-251 which is a Intel Celeron
DualCore CPU.
My first problem is to decide which tarball file to use.
Is the QTS operating system a Unix version, A Linux version or a Debian
version?
(And what is FreeBSD?)
Any help is much appreciated.
Rgds
oyvindo wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to get LMS7.9 run on my QNAP HS-251 which is a Intel Celeron
> DualCore CPU.
> My first problem is to decide which tarball file to use.
>
> Is the QTS operating system a Unix version, A Linux version or a Debian
> version?
> (And what is FreeBSD?)
>
>
PythonF wrote:
> I am not quite sure if it would make sense but is there a way to get the
> 5.1 DTS Audio from the TV into the LMS and play it over DLNA or
> Squeezelite on the amplifier as 5.1 Soundsystem for the TV?
Audio going through LMS will introduce a delay - if the 5.1 audio is
from a
I am looking forward to set up a new living room including a new TV and
Sound System.
I really like to use LMS through Hifiberry Digi+ with some sort of third
party speakers and amplifiers. I haven't used the LMS DLNA Plugin yet
but that might be an alternativ to the rasperrypi.
Is the audi
Hi All, not a big deal but I don't receive a notification of the nightly
builds any more
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mherger wrote:
> > Hi All, not a big deal but I don't receive a notification of the
> nightly
> > builds any more
>
> There hasn't been an update for about a week. You should get them in the
>
> next day, as I did commit some changes today.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Ok thanks Michael
We can't
And Shazam - fixed! Downloaded the nightly and installed, scanned - and
tickboxes for random mix are working again.
Many thanks Michael, I owe you a beer/beverage of your choice.
Thanks to Mnyb and Karlek as well for reproducing the problem.
Very happy to have 7.9 back - much faster
Hi All, not a big deal but I don't receive a notification of the nightly
builds any more
There hasn't been an update for about a week. You should get them in the
next day, as I did commit some changes today.
--
Michael
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I think that the Onkyo has both optical and coaxial inputs.
You usually have a choice as to how to connect the TV (audio wise) if it
is a modern TV it should have an HDMI audio return channel which allows
one HDMI cable to be used for in & out. If it isn't modern then use an
optical out from the
I'll bet it is able to decode but doesn't infringe patents'. Tbh lots of
players have included decoding (burr brown added it to some dac's and
iirc oppo players do it as well. However I do wonder if they are just
converting to a reasonable 20bit or actually doing it properly.
Probably found a
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