mherger wrote:
> The format choosing logic is implemented on mysb.com. When you request
> an item with playable tracks it would look up your preference and your
> account information to see whether you were allowed/wanting to play
> losslessly. Then the track would be sent back with the .flac
IIRC This sort of problem can happen if LMS is started before network
connection is up & running.
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pupvogel wrote:
> no, i tried deactivating firewall AND antivirus - didn't change a
> thing... :confused:
. and then rebooted LMS? Same diagnostic results for LMS for all
Ports (all say OK)?
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Start
Control Panel
Programs
Uninstall a Program
Find Logitech Media Server on the list
(It might be called something slightly different for version 7.7.2 - so,
if Logitech Media Server isn't there, look for something starting with
"Squeeze...")
Touch, Meridian G92, Meridian G55, PMC
no, i tried deactivating firewall AND antivirus - didn't change a
thing... :confused:
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Click Start, type and select "uninstall a program". Isn't LMS on the
resulting list?
Alternatively, type and select "services". Scroll to LMS and set it for
"Disabled". Remove "Tray Tool" from your Startup program group.
>From the early days of trying the Squeezeboxes, I have an LMS 7.7.2
running on my Win 7 Laptop. Since I use my NAS as LMS now, I don't need
it on Windows anymore. But I can't seem to find where or how I can
uninstall it. The LMS is running, and I see SQUEEZ~3.exe,
squeezeboxcp.exe and
d6jg wrote:
> Nice set up.
> I rarely have to use mp3tag these days.
The latest beta release is great for me. I'm still buying vinyl, and use
discogs, as I'm recording vinyl I add it to my discogs collection and
then use the discogs database to tag with a specific discogs releaseid
which gets
Anti Virus or Firewall blocking LMS access to the internet ?
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cathcam wrote:
> Yes of course, but thats why extensions are allowed :)
>
>
>
> Why MP3? Convenience. I don't have audiofile equipment/speakers anywhere
> in the house, I'm also 60 years old and my hearing is damaged from too
> many years in night clubs. I can play MP3 while running on
d6jg wrote:
> I am not aware of any extension that does what you want and I can't
> imagine there is one given that playlists are just text files with
> tracks listed in order. If you want to shuffle them you do so at the
> player.
>
Yes of course, but thats why extensions are allowed :)
d6jg
cathcam wrote:
> I've never made much use of playlists, I mostly use favorites and play
> whole albums, or just song mixes.
>
> However, I've been on a massive vinyl to mp3 conversion, I have
> digitized more than 200 albums already and have 10x that to do. I may
> finish before I die, I may
I've never made much use of playlists, I mostly use favorites and play
whole albums, or just song mixes.
However, I've been on a massive vinyl to mp3 conversion, I have
digitized more than 200 albums already and have 10x that to do. I may
finish before I die, I may not :)
What I'd like to do is
fxtv wrote:
> I am no longer able to listen to internet radio or Qobuz. The server.log
> file is:
>
> [17-09-13 20:20:04.5265] Slim::Networking::IO::Select::__ANON__ (131)
> Error: Select task failed calling
> Slim::Networking::Async::HTTP::_http_read_body: illegal file descriptor
> or
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