For example FLaC can have year tag and or date tag . Use one of them .
You can actually see the tags in LMS itself itÂ’s somewhere in the track
details then you know.
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621
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And here it is, a complet new release from QLMS ( formely know as
QLogitechMediaServer.
Totaly redesigned and a new way off work.
>From version 1.10 it runs in a chroot, so it wont relay on any older
software from QTS.
Remember this is a beta version.
And it was a big deal finding out al the
th00ht wrote:
>
> What is LMS using as year?
What codec / container we're talking?
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I don't understand why you wouldn't just browse by genre if that's how
you've organized your library. You get the same hierarchy of genre >
artist > album. Plus you get the benefit of seeing artists in multiple
genres and (IIRC) you also get genre filtering, so you'd only see albums
or tracks by
Hi
I might understand this wrong but I checked the years with Tag
and don't see my albums in the correct order . I have an almost complete
set of Porcupine Tree ( as one has ) but if I sort by year and album I
see a wrong order. Lightbublb sun in Tag has as year 2000 but in
LMG I see year 2007!
Update. Uninstalled Avast (completely using awsclear) and turned
windows firewall back on, and all squeeze devices can connect to LMS.
It appears that the recent security update to Avast Free 18.6.xxx on
10/10/2018 appears to have initiated the issues.
Avast "Free" does not have any firewall
I would like to add to this thread.
Long time Squeezebox and Avast "Free" user without issues.
I updated Avast "Free" yesterday and now none of my Squeezebox devices
(2 touch and 1 boom) can access LMS. Disabling Avast does not help,
disabling windows firewall does allow the devices to
Yep, it was Avast. I uninstalled it (it's a free program so no problem)
and the problem was over.
I looked around Avast and couldn't find any settings that might have
resolved a firewall situation. I'll leave it off, and maybe install
Norton -- I'm waiting a couple of weeks until my
I don't know about Avast in particular, but there is a good chance that
it has a built-in firewall that prevents external systems making a
connection to "ports" that LMS is listening on.
Try temporarily disabling it - and if that resolves it then you will
have to work out how to tell it to allow
Hi there,
I just upgraded my LMS installation on my music server to 7.9.2. All
seemed well, LMS is running on the server and I can access the music
files from the web control on the server.
As well, the Win 7 computer on which LMS is installed is visible to the
network, and I can access it
typecrazy789 wrote:
> I do have my music sorted by folder, then artist, then album.
How many of these "by folder" do you have?
Maybe you can use the virtual library function.
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No, I actually use the genre tags for that but keep all the original
albums together. I mostly listen to a lot of older music and have quite
a few compilations so it's not unheard of in my collection for a single
album to have 2 or 3 different genre tags.
Hi,
i dont think thats possible.
btw: if some album has a single instrumental track - the rest is pop or
something else - do you move that track into another folder?
BMF or Browse Mediafiles is just a benefit not the real deal.
I am looking to see a display BY FOLDER of albums in a grid featuring
cover art in the style of the main "Albums" menu option.
I do have my music sorted by folder, then artist, then album.
If this isn't clear I don't know how else to explain it.
Hi,
just 4 fun -
- i'd took my windows Notebook
- grab all the wav files from C:\Windows\Media
- converted them to .mp3
- put them on a usb stick
- add that stick to my lms library
- play them
No Problem on my side and these files are very short
joegorin wrote:
> My music files are all on a USB thumb drive. The problem occurs on only
> one folder, but it is the only folder with sub-10-second files. The
> other somewhat similar folder has shorter than normal files, but they
> all exceed 30 seconds. So your hypothesis of slow reading
Thank you for the consideration.
My music files are all on a USB thumb drive. The problem occurs on only
one folder, but it is the only folder with sub-10-second files. The
other somewhat similar folder has shorter than normal files, but they
all exceed 30 seconds. So your hypothesis of slow
joegorin wrote:
> The Raspberry Pi was started a few weeks ago. It uses the Max2Play
> "operating system" and I recall using the latest stable LMS at the time.
> It is controlled by "Orange Squeeze" on a tablet. I have tried to find
> the version number for LMS but I have not been able to
DJanGo wrote:
> Cold you please open that link/empty folder in a new tab and post the
> link from the browser here?
> If that kink isnt something like
> lms:9000/clixmlbrowser/clicmd=browselibrary+items=BROWSE_MUSIC_FOLDER=bmf/index.html?mode=bmf=22
> its AFAIK not made by bmfNever mind. Just
DJanGo wrote:
> Cold you please open that link/empty folder in a new tab and post the
> link from the browser here?
> If that kink isnt something like
> lms:9000/clixmlbrowser/clicmd=browselibrary+items=BROWSE_MUSIC_FOLDER=bmf/index.html?mode=bmf=22
> its AFAIK not made by bmf
slartibartfast wrote:
> I never use this feature but I noticed that the list of folders/artists
> has an entry
>
> Pavel Sporcl;Petr Jirikovsky
>
> There is no folder with this name and if I click on the entry it is
> empty. Under Pavel Sporcl there is an album where both artists are named
>
I never use this feature but I noticed that the list of folders/artists
has an entry
Pavel Sporcl;Petr Jirikovsky
There is no folder with this name and if I click on the entry it is
empty. Under Pavel Sporcl there is an album where both artists are named
as "Album Artists" but I cannot
slartibartfast wrote:
> It might help if you give a specific example of what you want to see.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
And some empty lines between a new sentence would help our eyes and
brain too to understand.
I think you use the bmf funktion not the database ones?
typecrazy789 wrote:
> I'm guessing this might only be possible with the some of the custom
> browsing additions, but I've yet to figure out how to do it - is there a
> way to limit a view to a specific folder without having to rely on genre
> tags or such? I have music broken down into
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