If you wish, you can put your music files on a NAS, and LMS running on a
PC will serve them to any Squeezebox player on your network.
Both the NAS and the PC are connected to your router, not to each other.
kidstypike
LMS on Raspberry Pi 3/max2play/HiFiBerry DAC+ > AVI DM5
1 x SB3 - 1 x
Great Info..Iam getting it "bit by Bit". The bit Iam still not getting
though is why A Ras.pi. Works with LMS/ And any NAS,( But If I just
Connect MY HOME P.C to A NAS it wont work using LMS )
can I take it that Qnap, Synology & Co.. Just dont Support LMS..? but
Ras.pi is "open Source" goes
1) Yes, you can continue using the apps. In fact they connect with LMS
and LMS tells the player what to do.
2) You mean running LMS on the RasPi and pointing it to the music files
on your PC? This makes no sense, IMO. The purpose of the RasPi would be
to replace the PC for listening to your
Thanks again all for help.Being a Newbie (Or NOOB-IE) to this, thought
it would be tricky setting up. Looking at the The you Tube Vids, theres
loads of help & examples..(Its just getting the right Clip ).
Just a Few Questions
1.) Can I still use my current Apps on my Tablet to Control my
kidstypike wrote:
> Simplified setup:
>
> Raspberry pi next to your router wired ethernet to router. (don't use
> wireless)
> Install Max2Play or piCorePlayer on the Pi.
> Open a web browser on your phone/tablet/PC/whatever.
> Install LMS 7.9.
> Attach a USB stick or HDD containing your music
Simplified setup:
Raspberry pi next to your router wired ethernet to router. (don't use
wireless)
Install Max2Play or piCorePlayer on the Pi.
Open a web browser on your phone/tablet/PC/whatever.
Install LMS 7.9.
Attach a USB stick or HDD containing your music files, LMS scans this
drive. (you
To be honest it took a while for me to configure getting LMS TO SBT..but
got there eventually!
Its just knowing what hooks up to what ! Iam sure you guys (n'girls) Can
do this blindfolded standing on yer heads.
So Looking at my system Currently (SBT / hifi upstairs) P.C/Router LMS
Storing on a 2 drive NAS is sensible. It's a low power device and if you
add a Pi for LMS which is also lower power you can leave it on.
The Pi starter kit from Amazon is where to start it has averything you
will need. Flash the SD card with either picoreplayer or max2play.
If the former. Add
daleyb wrote:
> Thanks for your useful feedback.
>
> Just To let you Know..Iam currently running my SBT Upstairs through my
> main HI-FI. this is being picked up from my Home P.C. / LMS
> (Downstairs). Hard wired via TP LINK.
>
> Its working flawless, But I only have 1TB on my P.C. hardDrive.
Thanks for your useful feedback.
Just To let you Know..Iam currently running my SBT Upstairs through my
main HI-FI. this is being picked up from my Home P.C. / LMS
(Downstairs). Hard wired via TP LINK.
Its working flawless, But I only have 1TB on my P.C. hardDrive. (Iam
ripping via DBPA) and
Man in a van wrote:
> As karlek says, maybe yes, maybe no.
>
> It's still possible to run LMS on an "old style Qnap", but I have had no
> luck with the "uTube" plugin. In the end it's not really worth it.
>
> If you want to use a nas, just buy the one you fancy and get a rpi3 and
> run LM on
As karlek says, maybe yes, maybe no.
It's still possible to run LMS on an "old style Qnap", but I have had no
luck with the "uTube" plugin. In the end it's not really worth it.
If you want to use a nas, just buy the one you fancy and get a rpi3 and
run LM on that and point it at the nas for
Maybe I can be of help.
1) Indeed is the only NAS-System LMS was officially developed for the
ReadyNAS.
2) There are many ports for other NAS-Systems, for instance QNAP
Turbostations.
3) Since the outcoming of a bash(?) vulnerability in the environment
(called SSOTS SlimServer on TurboStation)
Hi all
Got Some conflicting advise. Do Qnap NAS work with LMS. On one Amazon
review of a Fanless NAS, someone stated QNAP Dont work with LMS. on here
someone said they do, then One of the developers Said only Netgear ever
supported LMS.
also.. Is it unwise to buy a Fanless NAS.. one Review
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