Serge21 wrote:
> J'ai comme réponse "*armv5tel*"Try the x09 version, that should work.
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maintainer of QLogitechMediaServer, QOptware-NG and QAutoSub.
Qnap TS-453a, with LogitechMediaSever 7.9.2 Nightly ( with spotty,
youtube, Radio Paradise a.m. )
Several
bpa wrote:
> For many years LMS had a patched version of flac, then it was reconciled
> and was using standard flac, but a patch for flac for LMS was added in
> Jul 2018 so now it should not be hard to add another patch as part of
> LMS build to make flac time handling work properly.
>
>
mrw wrote:
> I saw that. And I have no idea what it seeks to achieve !
I would take a minimalist approach and just fix the skip & until time
scanning code especially as the LMS version of flac is only to be used
by LMS so no need to worry about other locales.
It's possible that strtod may not
mrw wrote:
> I saw that. And I have no idea what it seeks to achieve !
Now I do. It sets the locale to the environment settings on non-Windows,
and perhaps, or perhaps not, on Windows.
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clocale/setlocale/
bpa wrote:
>
> There is some attempt to be locale independent.
I saw that. And I have no idea what it seeks to achieve !
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bpa wrote:
> LANG is not normally defined in windows so I'm guessing the solution
> could be messy for Windows. I think we are in the right area of the
> problem - just not sure whether everything is correct.
>
Yes, the LANG environment variable is not known in Windows. The decimal
separator
For many years LMS had a patched version of flac, then it was reconciled
and was using standard flac, but a patch for flac for LMS was added in
Jan 2018 so now it should not be hard to add another patch as part of
LMS build to make flac time handling work properly.
mrw wrote:
> C++ -strtod- is doing the conversion, in a locale dependent manner:
> http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/strtod/
>
I scanned it as string to double - never throught about locale slant for
double - I was thinking of date formats.
In terms of handling locale env variables
bpa wrote:
> Looking through flac code - the parsing of skip & until time does not
> seem to have a locale dependency - the fractional part can be either a
> comma or a dot.
> So it is not clear what effect mrw has found with LOCALE
>
But the dependency actually exists. Maybe there's some
bpa wrote:
> Looking through flac code - the parsing of skip & until time does not
> seem to have a locale dependency - the fractional part can be either a
> comma or a dot.
> So it is not clear what effect mrw has found with LOCALE
>
C++ -strtod- is doing the conversion, in a locale
bpa,
What about strtod()?
>From what I read it seems to use the locale - but I know next to nothing
about this stuff.
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Plays OK for me with a very recent 7.9.2 - have disabled anythign in
FileTYpes ?
Code:
[19-08-20 22:41:33.1844] Slim::Player::Song::open (364)
http://icecast-beta.timlradio.co.uk/mellowmagic.ogg
[19-08-20 22:41:33.1855]
digimaster wrote:
> I think the QNap TS-420 needs the x09 or x19 version.
> You can check it, by logon with ssh shell and do uname -m.
> If it says arm5te x09 for the arm5tej x19
> For armhf/arm7v the x41.
J'ai comme réponse "*armv5tel*"
Just to add, I've now SSHed into my LMS and found this (correct) line in
my types.conf file:
ops opus audio/opus,audio/ogg;codecs=opus audio
What could be the problem?
RADIOFEEDS UK & IRELAND..[/B] AN UP-TO-DATE RADIO DIRECTORY FOR YOUR
SQUEEZEBOX/TRANSPORTER/UE SMART RADIO.. AVAILABLE FROM
Looking through flac code - the parsing of skip & until time does not
seem to have a locale dependency - the fractional part can be either a
comma or a dot.
So it is not clear what effect mrw has found with LOCALE
Code:
static FLAC__bool local__parse_timecode_(const
An alternative workaround using ffmpeg instead of flac using time
formats of just seconds and not mm:ss.xx
A custom-convert.conf file with the following
Code:
wav flc * *
# FT:{START=-ss %s}U:{END=-t %u}D:{RESAMPLE=--resample %D}
[ffmpeg] -loglevel
I like the Squeezelite-X/Material Skin combo, but I use Squeeze Control
(from the Microsoft Store) too...
Best regards,
Dennis.
::Please vote:::
'::bug 1330:: New music should work on creation date'
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1330)
'::bug 17963:: New and changed doesn't
I run Material plugin in a Chrome app and an instance of Squeezeplay
(minimised) when I (rarely) want a player on the PC.
This is essentially what Squeezelie-X does (except its Squeezeplay
instead of Squeezelite) but you can leave the Chrome app window open
full screen if you wish. It works with
Thanks chill
That looks what I need. I will have a go tomorrow when my brain is
fresh.
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carlmart wrote:
> 1) There might be someone that can adapt this to LMS on Windows.
I don't know enough about Windows to know whether something along the
lines of my 'fix' could work. I have my doubts, I don't know why.
carlmart wrote:
> 2) In my final system I will have to install LMS on the
carlmart wrote:
> Now, THIS seems very important.
>
> For two reasons:
>
> 1) There might be someone that can adapt this to LMS on Windows.
>
> 2) In my final system I will have to install LMS on the server computer,
> which will be running on Linux. So the cue controls might be back. Am I
mrw wrote:
> Well, here are my findings on a linux box:
>
> Running LMS with LANG=pt_BR.UTF-8, I seem to have @calmart's problem.
> The cue file (@JohnB's offering) won't play. LMS does seem to use 'full
> stop' regardless of the environment, and flac fails as @reinholdk
> describes.
>
> I
You may need to edit the config.txt file on the boot partition of your
SD card, so that greater resolutions are supported.
You can either do this by inserting the SD card into your laptop - the
boot partition should be accessible - or by accessing pCP over SSH, and
typing 'm1' at the command
First workaround.
I think if WebUI Settings/Filetypes WAV->Flac is disabled (from
flac/sox) - then flac.exe is not called, LMS skips files internally and
so track should play in WAV.
However, I think this was suggested very early in the thread and there
were problems
psychokiller wrote:
> I have already tried installing the material skin and Squeezelite-X but
> the experience was a bit sloppy and somewhat laggy. Tried to reinstall
> Squeezelite-X right now to give another try and after configuring, all I
> get is a black window :-(
>
> Maybe the new
Hello
I am running pCP and LMS with jivelite on a Pi3b+ feeding a 7" HDMI/VGA
screen. The best skin to fill the screen is
Grid Skin 800x480 but the height is only 2/3 of max. The width is fine.
Is there any way to get more height or any
more skins to download.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Thinking aloud comma v dot would also be an issue for some Western
> European countries ... which makes me think that more people here on
> this thread would have come across such an issue.
Flac.exe is not used to skip time when seeking (i.e. jump to a specific
time)
Well, here are my findings on a linux box:
Running LMS with LANG=pt_BR.UTF-8, I seem to have @calmart's problem.
The cue file (@JohnB's offering) won't play. LMS does seem to use 'full
stop' regardless of the environment, and flac fails as @reinholdk
describes.
I can fix that modifying the
I think the QNap TS-420 needs the x09 or x19 version.
You can check it, by logon with ssh shell and do uname -m.
If it says arm5te x09 for the arm5tej x19
For armhf/arm7v the x41.
Serge21 wrote:
> Bonsoir,
>
> *Enfin Cela fonctionne sur mon TS-932x
>
> *juste deux petites questions :
>
>
OK. I implemented the language change. It seems a move in the right
direction, even if not complete yet.
What did change is that now I can play the large wav files, which I
couldn't before. A great thing.
The cue command refuses to work. Says: empty.
The other thing that changed is that the
You might try using NSSM to run Squeezelite as a service, if
Squeezelite-X is not working for you.
The only complexity about it is that you need to specify the audio
output device number in your startup parameters:
You might try using NSSM to run Squeezelite as a service, if
Squeezelite-X is not working for you.
The only complexity about it is that you need to specify the audio
output device number in your startup parameters. There must be an
explanatory thread on here. I'll try to find it.
On my W7 system - Portuguese (Brazil) uses comma as the decimal
separator.
I suggest carlmart changes the LMS language from English to Portuguese,
rebooting and then sees whether that cures the problem.
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Microserver/Ubuntu,
carlmart wrote:
> Can you tell me EXACTLY where to pick that information? I can then pick
> the right infor for you.
>
> For keyboard I use US international.
>
> Is this the info you need? How can that affect LMS?
Just click on the button Additional Settings. The first tab in the
carlmart's LMS seems to be set up to use English as its language and his
Windows system set to Portuguese (Brazil)
Surely carlmart can't be the only user whose locale decimal separator is
"," and who uses the flac seek, so I wonder what would happen if
carlmart changes the LMS language from
bpa wrote:
> It seems the 3rd party support application flac.exe uses Windows locale
> when parsing the time in the skip parameter
>
> The fractional part (i.e. .06) of the time value of "--skip=29:04.06"
> may be valid for some locales but not for others.
>
> However according to this bug
AFAIK only English language countries use dot and comma different from
the rest of European countries.
Comma (,) for decimals.
Dot (.) for thousands or millions.
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Thinking aloud comma v dot would also be an issue for some Western
European countries ... which makes me think that more people here on
this thread would have come across such an issue.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
carlmart wrote:
> Can you tell me EXACTLY where to pick that information? I can then pick
> the right infor for you.
Not sure at the moment.
> Is this the info you need? How can that affect LMS?
It seems the 3rd party support application flac.exe uses Windows locale
when parsing the time in
psychokiller wrote:
> y: do you mean the LMS material skin plugin
>
>
>
> Paolo
yes, just this.
with it installed, type in a browser
Code:
http://127.0.0.1:9000/Material
I don't use SqueezeliteX so have no experience of it. I don't use
Can you tell me EXACTLY where to pick that information? I can then pick
the right infor for you.
For keyboard I use US international.
Is this the info you need? How can that affect LMS?
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Man in a van wrote:
> Try
>
> Material Skin Plugin In the third pary plugins
>
> 'https://angrygoatapps.com/sqzctrl_uwp.html' (http://Material Skin
> Pluginhttps://angrygoatapps.com/sqzctrl_uwp.html)
Thanx for your reply: do you mean the LMS material skin plugin and then
Squeezelite-X or
JohnB wrote:
> Is it possible that there is a clash between carlmart's Windows
> country/language and LMS country/language? (Brazil seems to use ",")
If carlmart show the setting in Control Panel/Region and Language - then
I can set my Win7 system to the formats and test again.
carlmart wrote:
> Perhaps this shows some light on my cue issues.
OK - looks like the root cause is flac failure.
What is WIndows locale setup e.g. time format (e.g. Control Pane /
Region and Language)
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Is it possible that there is a clash between carlmart's Windows
country/language and LMS country/language? (Brazil seems to use ",")
Touch, Metrum Jade, Bryston B4 SST2, PMC OB1i speakers, HP Proliant
Microserver/Ubuntu, PC/Windows 7, iPad 4, iPeng, Squeezepad.
Based on reinholdks observation and the error message in the 2nd
command...
try changing the dot to a comma in the skip command
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Paul Webster's
JohnB wrote:
> The command line, including the time format was copied from carlmart's
> LMS log file - so the time formats *should* be correct. (?)
But that command failed - perhaps because flac is using a library to
parse time. It's a possibility - I've had runs in with Windows locales
before.
Then the other.
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reinholdk wrote:
> Please note that according to flac documentation the format of the time
> given for skip and until arguments are depending on the current locale!
> So on a system with comma as decimal separator it should read e.g.
> --skip=29:04,06
>
> Not sure what the OP is using.
The
bpa wrote:
> Serendipity.
>
> I got the sox error because I had a typo on the file name I used as flac
> input - so flac didn't run and sox had no input. So I think the sox
> error carlmart sees is because the flac processing has failed.
>
>
> So carlmart should just run the flac part and
acanning wrote:
> I may have overdone itdoes it matter how large the partitions are?
>
> It's a 16gb card and I had previously resized one of the partitions
> within PCP to 2000meg. The additional Primary partition is 4000meg. I
> know it's overkill but I thought I might as well use the
Serendipity.
I got the sox error because I had a typo on the file name I used as flac
input - so flac didn't run and sox had no input. So I think the sox
error carlmart sees is because the flac processing has failed.
So carlmart should just run the flac part and allow errors to show with
the
reinholdk wrote:
>
> It's not a command line length issue, because up to 8191 characters are
> allowed.
Worth trying the latest sox.exe & flac.exe (from the current Windows LMS
installer) on the Win 7 box ?
mrw's
Very odd.
The tokenized command line works with my files. (I did test it before
posting.)
But, carlmart's command line is 373 characters in length
The one I tested was 250 characters in length (due a to shorter path to
my test music file).
Touch, Metrum Jade, Bryston B4 SST2, PMC OB1i
Try
Material Skin Plugin In the third pary plugins
'https://angrygoatapps.com/sqzctrl_uwp.html' (http://Material Skin
Plugin https://angrygoatapps.com/sqzctrl_uwp.html)
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bpa wrote:
>
> The command looks right
> "-t flac -" means input ("-") is from stdin and is of type (-t)
> "flac"
> The second "-t flac" referr that Flac shoudl be used for output.
>
> I am wondering whether it is a line length issues -
Yes, my bad. Checked sox usage just now.
It's not
reinholdk wrote:
> I think it's a typo in the command line given by JohnB. At the end of
> the command the arguments for sox.exe are given as >
Code:
> > -q -t flac - -t flac -C 0 "C:\Musica\Test.flac"
> >
> I've no knowledge about sox but assume
reinholdk wrote:
> I think it's a typo in the command line given by JohnB. At the end of
> the command the arguments for sox.exe are given as >
Code:
> > -q -t flac - -t flac -C 0 "C:\Musica\Test.flac"
> >
> I've no knowledge about sox but assume
bpa wrote:
> That's unexpected. So either a problem with sox or a typo on the
> command line.
I think it's a typo in the command line given by JohnB. At the end of
the command the arguments for sox.exe are given as
Code:
-q -t flac - -t flac -C 0
carlmart wrote:
> OK, copied as it is.
That's unexpected. So either a problem with sox or a typo on the
command line.
You never gave a complete screenshot running sox - it was chopped off.
Can you do it again just to confirm the version
Run the following command in a command prompt and post
Hi All,
I have been an happy user for LMS for more than an year now, have built
a few devices with Raspberry Pi 3 and Zero and squeezelite (some
piCorePlayer based, some DietPi based, some with no display, some with
LCD display, some with 7'' touch display) and mostly used them with
Squeezer.
OK, copied as it is.
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d6jg wrote:
> That is because you missed out the " marks at the beginning of the
> command
And the " mark at the end as well.
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carlmart wrote:
> This is what I got when I run that command.
That is because you missed out the " marks at the beginning and end of
the first part of the command
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP TS419P (NFS)
[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen ->
JohnB wrote:
> carlmart,
>
> I was about to suggest doing the test that mrw mentioned.
>
> This will test whether the tokenized command line behaves properly. The
> only difference is that it will save the output to a flac file rather
> than it being streamed.
>
> The following should create
mrw wrote:
> I don't think we've seen the result of the tests suggested by @JohnB
> whose purpose is to verify that the pipeline commands were working as
> expected, when executed from the command line. That may help narrow down
> the cause.
Which are exactly the tests that JohnB suggested?
Agreed, I included that for the unlikely possibility that there is a
Windows system message.
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JohnB wrote:
> Make a note if there are any error messages.
While I am in favour of this sort of test - I think the
"--totally-silent", -"cs" and "-q" means all error messages will be
suppressed - so the success / failure will be determined if the output
file Test.flac is playable and about
carlmart,
I was about to suggest doing the test that mrw mentioned.
This will test whether the tokenized command line behaves properly. The
only difference is that it will save the output to a flac file rather
than it being streamed.
The following should create a flac file "Test.flac" in
mherger wrote:
> > It did contain £
>
> Would it work without this one?
>
>
And sticking strictly with ASCII characters can sometimes help curiously
configured servers. :)
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carlmart wrote:
> So it seems there's no apparent solution in the distance.
I don't think we've seen the result of the tests suggested by @JohnB
whose purpose is to verify that the pipeline commands were working as
expected, when executed from the command line. That may help narrow down
the
carlmart wrote:
> So it seems there's no apparent solution in the distance.
Remind us: Which version of Logitech Media Server are you using ?
Many of us will be using the latest and greatest "nightly" builds
available here:
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php?ver=7.9
So it seems there's no apparent solution in the distance.
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This morning I had two Radios playing independently. One of them stopped
and I found the red wireless icon and it could not connect to the
server. I checked the other player and that had exactly the same issue.
I restarted LMS and everything is back to normal. Nothing in the server
log.
This
It did contain £
Would it work without this one?
BTW: there currently is a change in what is considered a good password.
Right now length is considered more important than complexity by many
experts...
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mherger wrote:
> >
> Must be some character you're using. I could imagine (but shouldnt) $%
> to be problematic.
>
> --
>
> Michael
It did contain £
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carlmart wrote:
> Yes, I'm using Windows 7 on the computer where LMS was installed.
>
> How do I know what security s/w this one is running and if it's
> affecting LMS?
>
>
google is your friend
It seems that I can use a secure password to log
on to mysqueezebox.com at the website but not via LSM
Must be some character you're using. I could imagine (but shouldnt) $%
to be problematic.
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paul.burden wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I bit the bullet and reinstalled. I cant
> update the account and password either from settings or the control
> panel. I think that Windows Home Server 2011 is blocking communications
> from LMS (I can log on to mysqueezebox.com from IE on the
Just setup a LMS/Win7 system - looks like socketwrapper is NOT used
when transcoding files just internet services (my usual area) - so
another dead end.
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I may have overdone itdoes it matter how large the partitions are?
It's a 16gb card and I had previously resized one of the partitions
within PCP to 2000meg. The additional Primary partition is 4000meg. I
know it's overkill but I thought I might as well use the space.
I'm away today and
I've seen issues with LMS when the HOME was moved before. But those were
mostly related to moving the folder -after- the LMS installation.
Did you install LMS when the home already was on the secondary drive? I
believe we use $HOME and don't rely on hard-coded paths. But I can
review that.
carlmart wrote:
> Yes, I'm using Windows 7 on the computer where LMS was installed.
>
> How do I know what security s/w this one is running
Not sure - Windows is not my main system. Start with Settings and once
open - the Security Panel.
> and if it's affecting LMS?
Symptom of 3rd party
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