alverus wrote:
> My experience is, that exact this pseudo-apps often lag in functionality
> and usability.
> Also is it possible to implement the os specific style and user
> experience in an native app.
> Isn't it enough if the Web-UI is a fallback if nothing else works? I
> mean the apps are
alverus wrote:
> Do you really see a benefit of a new Web-UI in plot of effort? Since the
> most people use controller-apps and for the LMS settings the old one
> works great.
I, for one, feel a web-based interface is the way to go. No need for a
separate "app" for everything, and with HTML5
Eric Seaberg wrote:
> REALLY?! I just played 192K/24bit on my Transporter yesterday to see if
> it would work. Did it downsample to 96K?
Did you hear a difference? :)
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will
maweber wrote:
> Hi
> Does somebody know how to manually advertise an LMS by use of avahi or
> something alike?
> Thanks!
> Best
> Manu
What do you want to advertise? The whole music collection? A player
stream?
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birca1987 wrote:
> Using a linear psu this gives me the best results and is really fast.
How much faster is it with a linear PSU compared to a SMPS?
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
Zombie wrote:
> Is there any hope for MQA support?
No. Who would pay for the MQA license? Definitely not Logitech. In any
case, why would anyone bother?
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid
I totally agree with your sentiments about systemd, but it does look
like it will be increasingly hard to keep Ubuntu systemd-free going
forward. :(
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CloudAtlas wrote:
> ShieldsUp is useful for checking for open ports.
>
> https://www.grc.com/shieldsup
'Nmap' (https://nmap.org/) is the favourite tool of most vulnerability
testers.
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity'
drmatt wrote:
> Indeed, but it's hard to run nmap from *outside* your network to test
> your perimeter, which is what shieldsup does for you.. ;)
Unless you have access to another network connection (nearest cafe with
wifi?).
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In
Had a major power outage this morning, but pretty much everything came
back - except that suddenly Spotify is gone after the reboot! :(
I am on Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS, LMS is 7.9.0 from February 2016 (what is the
easiest way to upgrade?), and Spotify Protocol Handler v1.1.1 is
installed.
"To try
karlek wrote:
> Maybe you can get Spotify back by deleting it from your mysbc account
> and reinstall it. (Be sure to remember your credentials;) )
> To update switch on the Notification in WebInterface. As soon as you get
> the notification and when you click on it, you'll get to a page where
>
kidstypike wrote:
> The official Spotify plugin would be under Active or Inactive plugins,
> *not* 3rd party.
Apologies for being unclear - it is nowhere. Not in active, not in
inactive, not in 3rd party. It was in active plugins until the power
outage forced a reboot of my server.
"To try
Reinstalled LMS (7.9.0 - 1484464959 @ Sun Jan 15 07:33:01 UTC 2017).
Still no official spotify plugin.
In server.log, I see this:
[17-01-20 11:51:51.0987]
Plugins::SpotifyProtocolHandler::Plugin::postinitPlugin (34) The
official Logitech Squeezebox Spotify plugin should be enabled, or some
mherger wrote:
> [17-01-20 13:14:08.2869] Slim::Utils::PluginManager::load (214) Skipping
>
> plugin: SpotifyLogi - requires mysqueezebox.com, but support for
> mysqueezebox.com is disabled.
Truly stupid question, I know, but... Where do I enable it?
"To try to judge the real from the
mherger wrote:
> I guess you disabled it in something like
> /etc/defaults/logitechmediaserver or the like.
Duh! :)
Thanks!
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many
mherger wrote:
> > Still no official spotify plugin.
>
> Go to Settings/Advanced/Logging, check the "keep settings for restart"
> or similar box, set server.plugins to debug, save. Then restart your LMS
>
> and provide your server.log.
>
> --
>
> Michael
'Here'
mherger wrote:
> I think you'd better start a thread with information about the failing
> build process, with log files and everything. And you might be better
> helped in a FreeBSD forum...
But if you do, please report your findings here - I am definitely
interested in running LMS on
cookiemonster wrote:
> And for Julf as well: this is the post from a different forum where a
> user has kindly provided the step by step to the install on current
> FreeBSD for nas4free systems
> http://www.nas4free.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=71=38=9884e7ad892d337e62c3150288cfdc3f=
d6jg wrote:
> The only downsides are that Chromecast is Wireless only and limited to
> 16/44.1 but the latter may now have changed to 24/96
Not that that really matters unless you are a bat...
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fast-growing art of 'high
bootstrapbats wrote:
> Maybe but why don't I have problems with Spotify app but only in LMS?
The app might use hardwired IP addresses that aren't affected by DNS
problems.
> Anyway It is working again. I did several things, not shure what fixed
> it. I installed LMS 7.9, removed the cache and
I think spotify was having problems due to the massive DDOS attack that
hit many other services too yesterday.
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W
drmatt wrote:
> Perhaps just an aside, but what's the benefit of streaming PCM vs FLAC?
Don't ask...
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W
digisam wrote:
> True, but it is only listening locally for the trigger word (alexa, echo
> or amazon). It doesn't touch the network at all unless you activate it.
That is how it is programmed to work by default. If we are lucky, there
are no back doors (intended or unintended) to change
d6jg wrote:
> Secondhand SB players
> Raspbery Pi with Picoreplayer or max2play (works exactly like a native
> SB player out of the box)
> Google Chromecast Audio - requires Phillipe's Chromecast plugin but then
> works exactly like a SB
> Any Airplay device - requires Phillipe's Airplay plugin
capri v8 driver wrote:
> it a custom. I did build serveral Capri v8's. But this one is the first
> I build and I own it for 24 years now and is not for sale.
Very nice!
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will
And 7.9 is working just great for me as well.
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
And this might belong in the "audiophile" section, unless you have
verified the difference with proper ABX testing.
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" -
Zombie wrote:
> Remote working directory is /root
> psftp> ls -l /share
> Listing directory /root/-l
> Unable to open -l: no such file or directory
> psftp>
"ls -l", space between "ls" and "-l".
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fast-growing art of 'high
Phuang3 wrote:
> It turns out the LMS has problem analyzing 2GB+ FLACs. I played another
> smaller FLAC (1.3GB) and the track seeking is functional.
2Gb+ single file? Ouch!
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery
DJanGo wrote:
> Please add some infos about your system !?!
I really wouldn't nag about this if it wasn't for your constant use of
the term. English might have started out as a Germanic language, but I
guess it achieved linguistic escape velocity / free fall long ago - so
while “Informationen”
hermetic wrote:
> BTW - I did check out Bluesound Node2 in the meantime. I could find
> myself having a hard time going back to the Touch. In my ears the
> analogue out from the Node2 is superior to the Touch.
Superior, or just slightly louder?
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hermetic wrote:
> Definately louder, but still I find the stereo perspective more tidy,
> and I find myself being able to tell instruments apart more easily (e.g.
> Daft Punks Giorgio by Moroder at about 8 mins). I do prefer what I find
> to be a less aggressive sound. What the Bluesound misses
Phuang3 wrote:
> Yes, I prefer single FLAC with external cue sheet.
Just curious as to why? It makes things more complicated, and I can't
see any benefit.
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tfernandezw wrote:
> Would it be possible if you looked into adding support for IE?
Is there a specific reason you can't run a modern browser?
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PasTim wrote:
> I learn something every single day. I've never come across that.
> Thanks very much.
If you find the service useful, you might donate a small sum to them -
they are a purely user-funded non-profit, with significant running
costs.
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nervoteso wrote:
> hello
> i changed internet provider and now my squeezebox players can't go
> online, the lan is ok and i can play local music but online services
> don't work. what can i do? internet is ok but not on my players
>
> i'm on rabsperry ip3 and the device is in the lan but not
Hear hear!
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fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
Julf's
RobbH wrote:
> This thread may be helfpul:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113347-Register-your-appreciation=997111=1#post997111
The mherger link points to a page that seemingly hasn't been updated
since 2011. Does the paypal link still work?
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d6jg wrote:
> Yes
Thanks, used it.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
Suddenly my LMS 8.2.0 (on a dedicated RPi4 with USB disk) has started
responding very slowly or not at all, and the squeezeboxserver process
is taking 100% of CPU.
The only error messages in server.log seem to be a number of these (in
bursts, not all the time):
Code:
bpa wrote:
> The reverse could be true, something is hogging CPU and because LMS is
> single threaded, normal network operation is being *prevented* as can be
> seen by slow WebUI operations (which is also network i/o).
Good point. Seems that was the case.
bpa wrote:
> Usual procedure is
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