I'll save you the trouble reaching out to Ralphy. I got the details in
a Private message earlier this week:
"In addition to the alac changes we have support to start playback at a
specific time (-j and -e switches) and read files from stdin."
So 3 features:
- ALAC support
- Begin playback
Thanks for the information, HansS.
My experience is with other Open Source communities, and I conclude that
certain nomenclature is a local dialect thing. Indeed, a "port" in the
MacPorts community is actually a software package.
When I search the official ports tree with string,
"logitechmedia
Thanks very much, Hans.
I am new to the FreeBSD community. Can you help me understand the
difference between where you did your work, and this other "FreshPorts"
port that shows up when I google search on "logitechmediaserver
FreeBSD"": https://www.freshports.org/audio/logitechmediaserver/
Is
Hi Mike,
What you say makes perfect sense.
The living discussions and documentation that the Forum provides enables
preservation of knowledge, and answering questions. The corpus of wiki
pages for LMS got to be too big to maintain. Curation requires
resources, and if the resources are unavail
Hello Ben, Hello Michael,
My husband and just spent the weekend getting LMS up and running on our
new TrueNAS. We got a BIG leg up with Simone's Wiki page, 'Logitech
Media Server and FreeBSD/FreeNAS' (https://audiodigitale.eu/?p=87).
To repeat what I said in the Forum thread, '[FreeBSD/XigmaNAS
I'm sending this note in the hopes that someone has traveled this route
and knows the answer, rather than my discovering it from yet another
painful learning experience (like my earlier post on recovering from a
perl update.)
If I do a fresh install of LMS in a new FreeBSD jail, what config file
I've been running on a March 2015 nightly build of LMS for quite some
time.
I'm preparing to upgrade, but we're going to go from FreeBSD 9.3 to
FreeBSD 11 first, and that will take some time.
Today I badly broke my lms execution environment by trying to install
emacs.
pkg install emacs25
upgrad
Thanks for the review. I'd missed the description and that that the
generic Unix version is now used.
With a bit of fiddling, I came up with a change that now correctly finds
the nightly.
I've submitted the following patch to the github as issue#1:
Code:
root@lms_9:
My lms hasn't been updated since being installed with a nightly of 7.9.0
taken in 2015, so I need to update.
How nice that there's now a script to take care of the sundry nigglies.
Thank you RichieB!
Unfortunately, there is no
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/LogitechMediaServer_v7.9.1/logite
