Dhammavijaya wrote:
> I rip the new Tears for Fears CD on my MAC , physically connect the
> external SSD to it, and transfer the ripped files to it.
A lot more convenient to use Samba; rip on Mac then copy files to RPi
SSD over your network. See Steps 3 & 4:
Redrum wrote:
> Listened to that TFF yesterday, first listen sounds quite good!
>
> Assuming you do a "look for new" and not a "wipe and rescan", and are
> looking in LMS, are you looking for the first entry in album artist->
> new music? or album artist->tears for fears? What could happen is
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Since setting up this system things are basically fine, but Im having a
> frustrating problem.
>
> I rip the new Tears for Fears CD on my MAC , physically connect the
> external SSD to it, and transfer the ripped files to it.
>
> Then I reconnect the SSD to the Pi, go
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Since setting up this system things are basically fine, but Im having a
> frustrating problem.
>
> I rip the new Tears for Fears CD on my MAC , physically connect the
> external SSD to it, and transfer the ripped files to it.
>
> Then I reconnect the SSD to the Pi, go
Since setting up this system things are basically fine, but Im having a
frustrating problem.
I rip the new Tears for Fears CD on my MAC , physically connect the
external SSD to it, and transfer the ripped files to it.
Then I reconnect the SSD to the Pi, go into LMS via PiCorePlayer and
rescan.
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Excellent! Have reformatting to NTFS and all is now recognised. Its
> simple when you know how,
>
> Many thanks!
Couple of items for next steps.
1. When everything is working used the backup feature in Picore to
backup the SD card, look for "SD Card Image". That way
kidstypike wrote:
> No jiggery pokery needed.
>
> Is this a sata SSD? if so just format it as NTFS in Windows, and connect
> it to your pi as you would a USB stick.
>
> I have 2 sata SSD drives connected to my Pi/piCorePlayer, no problem at
> all.
>
> 37195
Excellent! Have reformatting to
kidstypike wrote:
> No jiggery pokery needed.
>
> Is this a sata SSD? if so just format it as NTFS in Windows, and connect
> it to your pi as you would a USB stick.
>
> I have 2 sata SSD drives connected to my Pi/piCorePlayer, no problem at
> all.
>
> 37195
You make it look so easy!
I am a
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> OK. I got this thing going. Testing it with just a USB memory stick
> attached.
>
> All great , so I bought a Kingston SSD drive and adapter to load up my
> music collection. Now the trouble starts.
>
> I either need to mount it to the Rpi, which seems to require a lot of
I think I particularly need to know what to put as share name and share
type. At the moment I keep getting Disk Mount Error
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d6jg wrote:
> No special settings. Just tell the Touch to connect to the LMS on
> piCorePlayer
OK. I got this thing going. Testing it with just a USB memory stick
attached.
All great , so I bought a Kingston SSD drive and adapter to load up my
music collection. Now the trouble starts.
I
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Is there anything I need to know to enable this set up to to use the
> Touchs optical output to a Chord Mojo? Do I have to select special
> settings for this in piCorePlayer?
No special settings. Just tell the Touch to connect to the LMS on
piCorePlayer
Jim
You can continue to use your Touch as a player.
The RPi then acts as a server for your Touch.
A minimal version would also not need a screen or an extra hardware for
audio output (because the Touch is handling the output).
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france
Apesbrain wrote:
> Set up the Raspberry Pi as a server running piCorePlayer and LMS and
> wired to your router. Attach the hard drive via USB to the RPi or to
> your router if it has USB input. Use the Touch for control and for
> optical output.
>
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/
Is
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'd like to revive my Touch and use it connected physically to a USB
> HDD.
>
> I need maybe 1TB of data.
>
> Is there a recommended modern one that works well with both the Touch
> and a MAC?
For many years I connected an externally powered usb hard drive to
Apesbrain wrote:
> Set up the Raspberry Pi as a server running piCorePlayer and LMS and
> wired to your router. Attach the hard drive via USB to the RPi or to
> your router if it has USB input. Use the Touch for control and for
> optical output.
>
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/
Set up the Raspberry Pi as a server running piCorePlayer and LMS and
wired to your router. Attach the hard drive via USB to the RPi or to
your router if it has USB input. Use the Touch for control and for
optical output.
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Thanks. It did actually work well for years, but now the drive is not
> being recognised.
>
> I dont know anything about raspberry Pis but I am interested.
>
> My requirements would be just the basic needed to run a music system. It
> would need optical output, ideally a
slartibartfast wrote:
> From your previous posts you have tried this before. I am guessing it
> didn't work very well. Nothing has changed in that respect. Why not use
> a Raspberry Pi as a server?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thanks. It did actually work well for years, but now
Dhammavijaya wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'd like to revive my Touch and use it connected physically to a USB
> HDD.
>
> I need maybe 1TB of data.
>
> Is there a recommended modern one that works well with both the Touch
> and a MAC?From your previous posts you have tried this before. I am guessing
>
Hi
I'd like to revive my Touch and use it connected physically to a USB
HDD.
I need maybe 1TB of data.
Is there a recommended modern one that works well with both the Touch
and a MAC?
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