Thank you for your posts. I have been using LMS for many years and
problems usually occur when upgrading my MacBook. For example: LMS 7
stopped working in Big Sur, but luckily LMS 8 appeared. The described
problem appeared when I bought a new Mac (Air, M1 processor, Big Sur).
Nothing else
digimaster wrote:
> Yes that is the trouble, the busybox version is very old.
> Curios what QTS version is on youre QNap?
>
> The thing is busybox is part of QTS, but now we found the trouble know a
> way to work around it.
>
> As you see sending me the QLogitechMediaServer.log.err is
FWIW: I granted "guest" on the NAS read-only access to the default
"music" share and don't use any credentials on the pcp side. The share
name on pcp would be "/volume1/music".
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sparkyuk wrote:
> My work VPN client, also Cisco AnyConnect, is configured the same way in
> that it blocks all local connections once the link is established and
> only allows traffic over the VPN tunnel. It's unlikely you will be able
> to change this behaviour yourself. I got so fed up of
Paul Webster wrote:
> I noticed that a MAC at home had appeared in LMS as an AirPlay speaker.
> Tried playing to it via LMS AirPlay Bridge and no sound comes out of the
> MAC.
> I do see a pop-up on the MAC asking for permission for an AirPlay source
> to send it stuff - which I accepted.
>
>
I noticed that a MAC at home had appeared in LMS as an AirPlay speaker.
Tried playing to it via LMS AirPlay Bridge and no sound comes out of the
MAC.
I do see a pop-up on the MAC asking for permission for an AirPlay source
to send it stuff - which I accepted.
My guess is that it requires it to
Got it: MacBook analog out to powered speakers. I'd probably use LMS
"Local Player" plugin for that.
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Zombie wrote:
> So the prospect to upgrade to QTS 5 and QLMS 2.21, QTS 5 and QLMS 2.25
> or to QLMS 2.25 and QTS 4.x is not a good idea, then? Better not moving
> in the boat and stick with 2.21 and 4.x?If you would follow the threat, you
> would have read that the trouble has
some thing to do
So the prospect to upgrade to QTS 5 and QLMS 2.21, QTS 5 and QLMS 2.25
or to QLMS 2.25 and QTS 4.x is not a good idea, then? Better not moving
in the boat and stick with 2.21 and 4.x?
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Apesbrain wrote:
> In the new configuration, is the MacBook physically connected to a DAC
> or an amplifier?
Just some active speakers. Its not my main system, so not majorly
concerned, but I thought it my work given its now regarded as an
airplay receiver.
In the new configuration, is the MacBook physically connected to a DAC
or an amplifier?
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Thank you both for the information. I also had these excat problemss you
describe. also tried Volumio to overcome that, but in the end i like
more pcp especially because volumio does not have plugins line Raop that
allow me to use other speakers i have like a bose or sonos or an old sb
logitech
mibigo wrote:
> Thank you Jim and Philippe for the plugin, with the network streaming
> option set to « persistent » i have no longer had breaks when playing
> podcasts. Thats great
> However just out of curiosity i didnt find any thread post about the «
> reliable » plugin that could have
I typically stream via airplay currently using LMS to my airport
express. Works fine. MacOS Monterey introduced the MacBook to be an
airstream receiver. The same MacBook is my LMS.
Using the iPad to use the web player it sees the MacBook as the receiver
but the song doesnt start to play and
Hi sota, thanks for the link - I do have my folder permissions
configured as shown in the PDF that you linked to. I'm using the IP
address for my NAS in the NFS rule shown there. I also added one with
the /24 at the end per the PDF suggestion, but no change.
Not sure about the user portion
spacetaxi33 wrote:
> I checked the folder permissions, from Synology it shows all read/write
> access is enabled for the user that created the folder, and all admin
> access as well. Does the folder itself need some specific set of
> permissions that LMS is expecting? If so might anyone know
See here for when "reliable" was being integrated into LMS 8.2 as a core
feature rather than a plugin.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?114388-Looking-for-feedback-on-streaming-feature
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio
Thank you Jim and Philippe for the plugin, with the network streaming
option set to « persistent » i have no longer had breaks when playing
podcasts. Thats great
However just out of curiosity i didnt find any thread post about the «
reliable » plugin that could have put me on the right way.
Strangely enough QLMS will do nothing with the SSOTS/SSODS directories.
The same with the SlimServer/ directory.
But is previous settings are lost, you could check if a backup is made.
In ssh shell do "ls $(/bin/acho /share/*/Public)"
Now look at the files QLMS_BCKUP_?.?.tgz.
If they are files
Yes that is the trouble, the busybox version is very old.
Curios what QTS version is on youre QNap?
The thing is busybox is part of QTS, but now we found the trouble know a
way to work around it.
As you see sending me the QLogitechMediaServer.log.err is important.
The same for
I checked the folder permissions, from Synology it shows all read/write
access is enabled for the user that created the folder, and all admin
access as well. Does the folder itself need some specific set of
permissions that LMS is expecting? If so might anyone know what those
are?
digimaster wrote:
> Thanks for sending the reqeust QLogitechMediaServer.log.err.
>
> Now i can see where the error lays.
>
> Could you do the following comaands between "" and give me the output
>
> "which mktemp"
> "/bin/echo $(/bin/mktemp -q)"
> "/bin/mktemp -h"
>
> And i`m curious which
Thanks for sending the reqeust QLogitechMediaServer.log.err.
Now i can see where the error lays.
Could you do the following comaands between "" and give me the output
"which mktemp"
"/bin/echo $(/bin/mktemp -q)"
"/bin/mktemp -h"
And i`m curious which model QNap are you using.
mnd wrote:
>
Indeed, it is the step I forgot to do. However, I tried to mount the
drive using NFS share type but it did not seem to work.
I don't check the last two boxes, and I make it read only. Then double
check the basic permissions. I grant "guest" read only access.
For the Remote Libraries, is
Thanks for the instruction!
Indeed, it is the step I forgot to do. However, I tried to mount the
drive using NFS share type but it did not seem to work.
Please see the screenshots below. Is it because of username/password are
not available for NFS selection? I then set the share type to CIFS and
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