> On 3 Mar 2019, at 22:25, Michael Herger wrote:
>
>> [19-03-03 18:55:34.7449] main::init (387) Starting Logitech
>> Media Server (v7.9.2, 1543258616, Mon Nov 26 20:30:03 CET 2018) perl
>> 5.024000 - arm-linux-gnueabihf-thread-multi-64int
>> [19-03-03 18:55:34.7826] YAML::XS::LoadFile (48)
Squid wrote:
> Yep, had already read about needing to enable the Flow setting.
> Listening to Kate Bushs Before The Dawn and sounds perfect!
> One thing I was wondering: is there a benefit of transcoding to flac
> rather than pcm? Also, my sources are already in flac, does it then
> still
Still can't explain the behaviour, but reverting to 7.9.0 (complete
reinstall via 7.7.6) seems to have solved the problem.
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I have no clue about picoreplayer but every *ux OS uses UUIDS for their
HDs.
moving the content from one Disk to another without changing mountpoints
to the new hd is the first maybe missing step i would think of.
did you alter the uuids somewhere after the move?
DJanGo wrote:
> I have no clue about picoreplayer but every *ux OS uses UUIDS for their
> HDs.
>
> moving the content from one Disk to another without changing mountpoints
> to the new hd is the first maybe missing step i would think of.
>
> did you alter the uuids somewhere after the move?
I have been using LMS on my WIndows 10 box for several years without any
problem and I'm currently running v7.9.1. However, after an update,
Windows has installed "Feature update to Windows 10, version 1809" and,
incidently or not LMS will no longer start. When I try and start as a
service I
Thanks for your reply!
mherger wrote:
> Please post all of your server.log
I have now added it to my last post. Any log before trying to start the
service was removed, would you like that as well?
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Please try to run SqueezeSvr.exe from a command window with the
--d_startup parameter.
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[19-03-04 13:44:29.5044] Slim::Utils::Prefs::Migration::init (27) Can't
locate Slim/Utils/Prefs/Migration/V9.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
Hah! A buglet gone unseen for four years! Thanks for this report. I'll
fix that.
Alas: this is not the reason for your failure. Please post all of your
I have now edited log.conf to change all ERROR levels to DEBUG and
restarted LMS in "safe mode". I have attached the resulting log. The
first thing I spot is this:
server.log wrote:
>
> [19-03-04 13:44:29.5044] Slim::Utils::Prefs::Migration::init (27) Can't
> locate
RobbH wrote:
> And easier still to navigate to the added or modified folders in "Music
> Folder" and force those to update.
Which is an excellent idea IMHO. I do that every time I've added or
changed some album or tracks (and no need to force anything, simply open
the album in the "Music
Simply browsing into the folder from LMS UI should result in it being
scanned and entered into the database.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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BosseJ wrote:
> Which is an excellent idea IMHO. I do that every time I've added or
> changed some album or tracks (and no need to force anything, simply open
> the album in the "Music Folder" menu). Perfect when I've done some
> simple change like added or replaced the album cover graphic.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Simply browsing into the folder from LMS UI should result in it being
> scanned and entered into the database.
Oh really, wow, its that simple?
Thanks Paul and everyone else!
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RobbH wrote:
> And easier still to navigate to the added or modified folders in "Music
> Folder" and force those to update.
That's a terrific suggestion @Robbh I wasn't aware that this was
possible. Thanks!
janpeeters's
d6jg wrote:
> Its easy enough to launch a rescan whenever you want from any
> control mechanism.
And easier still to navigate to the added or modified folders in "Music
Folder" and force those to update.
RobbH's
Better than Google images is a web site called Album Art Exchange.
Youll need to sign up for a free account but images are very high
quality.
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Heloduck wrote:
> I have used dbPowerAmp a few computers ago. I did buy it... wonder if I
> can still log in... I do remember how impressively it ripped, using all
> eight cores of the CPU.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Duck
If you have the order number or still use the email you used, you can
I know ALARM can be a quirky function; and I know using a radio stream
as the alarm adds to that quirkiness. However:
Attached is a log of what is odd behavior on a Radio every morning for
the past few days. Essentially, I go to sleep with a BBC R3 stream from
LMS until SLEEP cuts it out
Thank you.
reinholdk wrote:
> In addition to dBpoweramp there's Exact Audio Copy for ripping on
> Windows.
> Whatever you're using for ripping, you probably want to keep on using
> mp3tag to check and finalize the tags.
> For getting cover art I'm using AlbumArtDownloader.
mherger wrote:
> Please try to run SqueezeSvr.exe from a command window with the
> --d_startup parameter.
Thanks, but before your last reply I tried uninstalling and reinstalling
LMS. Something went wrong and I had to unintstall the service manually
but I am now up and running again.
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