baxoza wrote:
> Thank You for answer.
> Yes - You are right ! So I told to specialists that the security
> firewall should be enough but security policy is required so that there
> is no unencrypted traffic so they too are right.
> Please tell me - is really unnecessary/impossible to add
Hi digimaster,
I have been having problems getting Qcenter working. I opened a ticket a
few weeks ago and they did a remote session and collected some data.
They stated that others were having the same issue. After three weeks
they responded that they have found the problem. They are saying it
drmatt wrote:
> Usually this comes down to those particular files containing a different
> type of tag, or are set to a different bit depth or sample rate from the
> others. I'm not going to comment on the audibility other than to say
> there shouldn't be any reason at all, but I've been using
bpa wrote:
> Enable logging player.source to DEBUG to see why transcoding is failing
> (i.e it will show which rules failed).
>
> Enable logging player.source, note time at start of test, do test, note
> time at end of test. Copy ALL log entries between start and end time to
> a text file, zip
Hi
I wonder if anyone can help please with an irritating issue? I have been
experiencing a problem with LMS over the last few days where the LMS
server switches itself off. Switching it on again causes it to run again
for a time before turning off again. My OS is Windows Homeserver 2011
and I am
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Do companies actually allow users to setup audio systems in a corporate
> environment? :confused:
>
> If I'd tried to do this in any of my jobs I would have been severely
> reprimanded or sacked. Half the time I was the IT decision maker and
> would have re-ghosted any
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Do companies actually allow users to setup audio systems in a corporate
> environment? :confused:
>
> If I'd tried to do this in any of my jobs I would have been severely
> reprimanded or sacked. Half the time I was the IT decision maker and
> would have re-ghosted any
Do companies actually allow users to setup audio systems in a corporate
environment? :confused:
If I'd tried to do this in any of my jobs I would have been severely
reprimanded or sacked. Half the time I was the IT decision maker and
would have re-ghosted any such PC immediately.
piCorePlayer
Hi,
Is there maybe already an solution for this.
I'm having the same problem after update to the latest version. Settings
page is not accesable.
Code:
[18-03-14 22:09:07.3485] Slim::Web::HTTP::generateHTTPResponse (981) Access
to settings pages is restricted to the
mherger wrote:
> Could you please give build 1521043527 another try?
>
> I don't know what I'm doing there, but it seems to be working here :-)
>
> --
>
> Michael
Also working here, plus some NPR podcasts that would not play.
Thanks Michael :)
But I have to confess that the pod I randomly picked yesterday still
don't work - but then I didn't try any other at the time. I did now and
all other pods are working.
404 would be a different problem. It means that LMS was able to talk to
the server, but that the server did not find what we
Above build works perfectly.
Whatever you did - you did the right thing.
Let's hope I didn't break too many things along the way :-).
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'QLogitechMediaServer_V1.07.4 for Qnap x86/i386/i686/x86_64 with QTS 4.2
or higher !' (https://goo.gl/dFtK6Q);)
= QLogitechMediaSever version 1.07.4
14-03-2018
+ Minor adjustment in the script, ./LogitechMediaServer.sh status was
not always giving correct
Ok, here are some of the many issues you'll be facing:
piCorePlayer: no-go
- web UI is not encrypted
- admin console has no password protection
- ssh is using some default credentials
LMS:
- web UI is not encrypted
- CLI is not encrypted
Your to-do list:
- implement https on LMS
- disable CLI
Is there a reason why installing LMS on piCorePlayer isn't an option?
-LMS on Raspian Stretch -> 2x Radio
-RPI 3 ('Mopidy' (https://www.mopidy.com/)), Aune S6 - Exposure 3010S2
- PMC FB1i
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baxoza wrote:
> Ok, Michael, here is some picture of company setup. Maybe now it will be
> clear for You:
>
> 24708
If this is truly what you IT specialist is asking for (its not) then
goodbye internet as DNS and many other LAN traffic is not encrypted.
Jeff
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3
mherger wrote:
> Could you please give build 1521043527 another try?
>
> I don't know what I'm doing there, but it seems to be working here :-)
>
> --
>
> Michael
Well done, whatever you did :-) It works for me too.
But I have to confess that the pod I randomly picked yesterday still
don't
mherger wrote:
> Could you please give build 1521043527 another try?
>
> I don't know what I'm doing there, but it seems to be working here :-)
>
> --
>
> Michael
Michael - you are the MAN!
Above build works perfectly.
Whatever you did - you did the right thing.
THANK YOU!
Heiner
My
mherger wrote:
> Could you please give build 1521043527 another try?
>
> I don't know what I'm doing there, but it seems to be working here :-)
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi Michael;
I would need a Debian Installer Package (i386). That seems to be still
on version 1521035372 @
mherger wrote:
> > "Using LMS to terminate https already is implemented." Great!!! How
> to
> > switch LMS to https (Settings>Advanced>Security>CSRF Protection
> > Level <-- is this https ?)
>
> Oh my... we're running in circles. You don't understand what you're
> asking for, I'm sorry
Could you please give build 1521043527 another try?
I don't know what I'm doing there, but it seems to be working here :-)
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digimaster wrote:
> Logon to the Qnap by ssh shell, go to the LogitehMediaServer/ directory
> and then ./LogitehMediaServer.sh restart. If it works would do the
> upgraded.
>
> Send from my mobile Phone
Code:
[~] # cd /share/*/.qpkg/LogitechMediaServer/
mherger wrote:
> > Is that something you can address (at some point), or is this
> something
> > outside of LMS / your control?
>
> I guess it should be solvable in LMS. I just don't have a clue how to do
>
> it...
>
> --
>
> Michael
O-oh.
But you are the master of LMS! :-)
I obviously
"Using LMS to terminate https already is implemented." Great!!! How to
switch LMS to https (Settings>Advanced>Security>CSRF Protection
Level <-- is this https ?)
Oh my... we're running in circles. You don't understand what you're
asking for, I'm sorry to say.
Up this thread you said:
mherger wrote:
> > Http_client <> LMS(slimserver) <> player(squezelite) (Am I right
> > with this topology ?)
>
> If you're not allowed to have any non-https traffic in your network,
> then the https endpoint must be the player, not LMS. Using LMS to
> terminate https already is
There seems to be a bug that hasn't been fixed for a while that I
thought I'd finally bring attention to. It's minor but still a bug none
the less. It seems to only be when navigating using the webgui for a
remote stream via "http://localhost:9000/stream.mp3;
On the left panel of the webgui if
The issue with storing file times in UTC (which i agree is the right
thing to do in all circumstances by the way) is that when you evaluate
the time stamp for display to the user (or internally via an API) the
dst offset should be calculated based on the date/time in the file time,
not based on
eduardoo wrote:
> I can't see why these particular files can't be transcoded.
Enable logging player.source to DEBUG to see why transcoding is failing
(i.e it will show which rules failed).
Enable logging player.source, note time at start of test, do test, note
time at end of test. Copy ALL log
There were a lot of updates pushed out overnight for Fedora 27 - looks
like they've fixed the issue with installing
logitechmediaserver-7.9.1-0.1.1520781386.noarch
The new build now installs cleanly - must have been something specific
to the package versions on F27
Running transaction
It's working today. Sorry, I got buried yesterday and couldn't load the
information
Good to know, thanks. SSL certificates seem to expire or be invalidated
all around...
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mherger wrote:
> > I don' know if LMS checks this ... or perhaps OS does it leading to
> > different results on different platforms but there is an issue with
> the
> > GeoTrust certificate chain.
>
> Could everybody please try again?
>
> --
>
> Michael
It's working today. Sorry, I got
Http_client <> LMS(slimserver) <> player(squezelite) (Am I right
with this topology ?)
If you're not allowed to have any non-https traffic in your network,
then the https endpoint must be the player, not LMS. Using LMS to
terminate https already is implemented.
I think you're not clear
Mike Sargent wrote:
> Wrong.
>
> I just did my first "Look for new and changed media files" since the DST
> change over and it took about 2 1/2 minutes (94,048 tracks, 4,965
> artists). That's about the same time it always takes. This is Windows
> 10.
>
> FWIW: Windows has always (since
Wrong.
Nope. It's been a Windows only issue.
I just did my first "Look for new and changed media files" since the DST
change over and it took about 2 1/2 minutes (94,048 tracks, 4,965
artists). That's about the same time it always takes. This is Windows
10.
That's correct, because that
drmatt wrote:
> Ah, it's a Windows thing. Figured.
Wrong.
I just did my first "Look for new and changed media files" since the DST
change over and it took about 2 1/2 minutes (94,048 tracks, 4,965
artists). That's about the same time it always takes. This is Windows
10.
FWIW: Windows has
mherger wrote:
> It would need to be implemented in the -players-, not in LMS. Firmware
> updates for hardware players you can forget. squeezelite is not my
> domain.
>
> And no, I'm not ignoring you. It's just that you're asking for something
> you've got responses for before. But you're not
bpa wrote:
> IIRC This possibility was tested on Touch. CPU load is higher when
> playing WAV than Flac possibly because of higher network traffic, more
> packets, less space for buffering etc.
WAV is less compressed than FLAC (about 2 to 3 times larger typically),
so WAV will use more network
Is that something you can address (at some point), or is this something
outside of LMS / your control?
I guess it should be solvable in LMS. I just don't have a clue how to do
it...
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philippe_44 wrote:
> I understand your frustration, but bear in mind that a lot of people
> here, including me, are doing all this for free on their spare time. DST
> is painful, but only once a year. Investigating LMS core is a lot of
> work. I found an issue with defeat ttp not so long ago and
mherger wrote:
> > (It seems to me that this is a brader issue, since I also had a
> similar
> > behavior on other podcasts.
>
> Unfortunately I have to agree. It seems as if the http protocol handler
>
> behaved slightly different than https when there was no bitrate header
> available. In
baxoza wrote:
> I only asking for this additional feature for piCorePlayer lunched on
> Raspberry Pi 3 - is this impossible to add this in near future to
> slimserwer (LMS for piCoreplayer) ?
It would need to be implemented in the -players-, not in LMS. Firmware
updates for hardware players you
baxoza wrote:
> I only asking for this additional feature for piCorePlayer lunched on
> Raspberry Pi 3 - is this impossible to add this in near future to
> slimserwer (LMS for piCoreplayer) ?
Michael why are You ignoring me and my question? I am sad ;)
eduardoo wrote:
> Perhaps playing flac strains the renderer more than playing wav?
IIRC This possibility was tested on Touch. CPU load is higher when
playing WAV than Flac possibly because of higher network traffic, more
packets, less space for buffering etc.
(It seems to me that this is a brader issue, since I also had a similar
behavior on other podcasts.
Unfortunately I have to agree. It seems as if the http protocol handler
behaved slightly different than https when there was no bitrate header
available. In this case it does open the same
philippe_44 wrote:
> Could not find anything yet, but here is a more complete log
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [18-03-13 20:53:14.9248] Slim::Player::Protocols::HTTPS::new (27) Opening
connection to
drmatt wrote:
> And you've stopped transcoding to wav to see if it's the software decode
> step that's failing .. ? .. (which should be inaudible unless you are
> utterly mangling the sample rate or bit depth during this transcode
> step).
>
>
> -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
Yes,
Both of these responses are equivalent to "LMS should not behave in this
manner", however, LMS is still behaving as I stated earlier.
I'll add a third one... Because it's probably not as simple as you
think: but if nobody but you is suffering this issue, couldn't it be
something else on your
I don' know if LMS checks this ... or perhaps OS does it leading to
different results on different platforms but there is an issue with the
GeoTrust certificate chain.
Could everybody please try again?
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I think you should fix this on the server side: tell Windows to allow
LMS to do this. You shouldn't need (and should not do!) run LMS as admin.
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I have narrowed down the issue I had when upgrading to the fact that LMS
is starting without Admin rights on the server, and therefore fails to
open the right ports. See specific thread here :
And you've stopped transcoding to wav to see if it's the software decode
step that's failing .. ? .. (which should be inaudible unless you are
utterly mangling the sample rate or bit depth during this transcode
step).
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Even when activating transcoding/player streaming logs?
What's this? How do I go about finding it?
Thanks.
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