RadioClash wrote:
> So would this be overkill? :D
>
> https://www.amazon.com/Beelink-SEi10-Generation-Type-C-Thunderbolt-Expandable/dp/B08PBKLNKG
You may not be able to hear your music thanks to the blazing fans in
that thing ;)
So would this be overkill? :D
https://www.amazon.com/Beelink-SEi10-Generation-Type-C-Thunderbolt-Expandable/dp/B08PBKLNKG
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kappclark wrote:
> I wld rescan the library -- cldn't take that long ! And let LMS do
> rescans overnight, if you update content regularly ...
>
> Do it overnight if you have a HUGE many-TB library .. mine is under 2T,
> and just moved to a newer LMS server. Scan took under 1 hour...the
>
garym wrote:
> I've used this across 7.x versions to 8.x versions in the past.Excellent.
> Thanks for the help.
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d6jg wrote:
> No need to junk the Synology. You will find it is probably still very
> good at its primary job - sharing files. Get a Pi4 for LMS but point it
> at the files on the NAS via either NFS or CIFS. The procedure is fully
> documented on piCorePlayer site -
>
I wld rescan the library -- cldn't take that long ! And let LMS do
rescans overnight, if you update content regularly ...
Do it overnight if you have a HUGE many-TB library .. mine is under 2T,
and just moved to a newer LMS server. Scan took under 1 hour...the
library itself is on a NAS..
RadioClash wrote:
> Thanks Spider, excellent info. I have a Synology 412+ NAS that is dual
> core with 1gb RAM and LMS runs like doo-doo on it. Very very slow, even
> just when browsing the library with the iPeng app. Never use that LMS
> and instead have one installed on my Main PC. Touch
doctor_big wrote:
> Thanks! Do you happen to know if this concept holds across versions?
> Say, 7.8 - - > 8.2?
>
> Sent from my SM-G996W using Tapatalk
I've used this across 7.x versions to 8.x versions in the past.
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garym wrote:
> 1. copy the prefs and cache folders from existing rPi setup (in my setup
> located here, and "LMSfiles" is the name I gave the attached USB drive):
>
> /mnt/LMSfiles/slimserver
>
> Probably only need prefs folder (not cache folder, but it can't hurt
> anything).
>
> 2. Do the
doctor_big wrote:
> As an aside, to move from a pi II to an IV, what files would I need to
> copy to the new machine in order to retain MSB, Spotify and last.FM
> credentials?
>
> A new scan is fine, but I'd rather not have to find the above settings,
> as the installation is at a buddy's
As an aside, to move from a pi II to an IV, what files would I need to
copy to the new machine in order to retain MSB, Spotify and last.FM
credentials?
A new scan is fine, but I'd rather not have to find the above settings,
as the installation is at a buddy's place and he's likely forgotten
Thanks Spider, excellent info. I have a Synology 412+ NAS that is dual
core with 1gb RAM and LMS runs like doo-doo on it. Very very slow, even
just when browsing the library with the iPeng app. Never use that LMS
and instead have one installed on my Main PC. Touch is ethernet wired
to a
RadioClash wrote:
> Well you guys have opened my eyes to the Raspberry Pi 4, seems to be the
> better solution for me rather than a new PC. Is this one good for me to
> start with? I know nothing about them at the moment, going to start
> digging into the whole process.
>
>
Well you guys have opened my eyes to the Raspberry Pi 4, seems to be the
better solution for me rather than a new PC. Is this one good for me to
start with? I know nothing about them at the moment, going to start
digging into the whole process.
gordonb3 wrote:
> But why would you need that CPU power? SB Radio contains an armv5 single
> core CPU and I can't really be bothered to check the speed right now but
> it won't be more than 1MHz. SB Touch is armv6 but it runs the same armv5
> compiled code (except for the proprietary hardware
SpiderJon wrote:
> True qualitatively, I agree :-)
>
> But almost certainly not true quantitatively. Even a several-years-old
> 3+GHz Intel CPU is going to outperform a Pi 4, let alone a 3, by a
> significant margin, no matter how horribly bloated Windows is.
But why would you need that CPU
SpiderJon wrote:
> True qualitatively, I agree :-)
>
> But almost certainly not true quantitatively. Even a several-years-old
> 3+GHz Intel CPU is going to outperform a Pi 4, let alone a 3, by a
> significant margin, no matter how horribly bloated Windows is.
Poetic licence on my part.
I
d6jg wrote:
> Moving from a Windows install to virtually anything else is never a
> downgrade.
True qualitatively, I agree :-)
But almost certainly not true quantitatively. Even a several-years-old
3+GHz Intel CPU is going to outperform a Pi 4, let alone a 3, by a
significant margin, no
gordonb3 wrote:
> I'd say that is an oversimplified assumption. In fact I would expect it
> to be more likely that people will 'downgrade' their LMS platform by
> moving from a Windows PC to something like a Pi to save on their
> electric bill and eliminate fan noise.
Moving from a Windows
gordonb3 wrote:
> In fact I would expect it to be more likely that people will 'downgrade'
> their LMS platform by moving from a Windows PC to something like a Pi to
> save on their electric bill and eliminate fan noise.
That's certainly what I did. At least initially.
Then I upgraded from a
agbagb wrote:
> Also, almost always a "new computer" is substantially faster -
> processor, ssd etc etc - than your old one, even if getting a faster
> machine has not per se been an objective of the upgrade.
I'd say that is an oversimplified assumption. In fact I would expect it
to be more
Also, almost always a "new computer" is substantially faster -
processor, ssd etc etc - than your old one, even if getting a faster
machine has not per se been an objective of the upgrade. When I
installed LMS on this new machine, and plugged in a 1tb external ssd
packed full of FLAC stuff, I
Can I move my LMS to a new computer without having to scan my library
again?
It depends... but a new system would certainly need to be able to scan
your library, wouldn't it? Why try to skip it initially?
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