squeezebox153 wrote:
> I have 3 raspberry pi's each running picore & a LMS. Each RPi has a
> dedicated amplifier. My dashboard runs via SmartThings to orchestrate
> the player commands. I can now run independently & synchronized.
>
> Perhaps I could get away with 1 LMS but I achieved what I
RobbH wrote:
> Isn't that what you want?
I have 3 raspberry pi's each running picore & a LMS. Each RPi has a
dedicated amplifier. My dashboard runs via SmartThings to orchestrate
the player commands. I can now run independently & synchronized.
Perhaps I could get away with 1 LMS but I
squeezebox153 wrote:
> All of them have static IP's and work fine from my dashboard. The only
> thing I need to do is get the primary player to manage the other
> players.
>
> https://i.imgur.com/KNIqoSg.png
Slartibartfast has already given you excellent advice. Just to elaborate
a bit, in
I fear having multiple LMS servers may cause you more problems than it
solves.
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RobbH wrote:
> Do you power off your three players when they are not in use, or do you
> leave them on?
>
> If you do power them off, would you be willing to leave one of them on
> all the time, instead?
The players are always on but reboot nightly.
I was able to have the primary player
squeezebox153 wrote:
> All of them have static IP's and work fine from my dashboard. The only
> thing I need to do is get the primary player to manage the other
> players.
>
> https://i.imgur.com/KNIqoSg.png
Do you power off your three players when they are not in use, or do you
leave them
squeezebox153 wrote:
> All of them have static IP's and work fine from my dashboard. The only
> thing I need to do is get the primary player to manage the other
> players.
>
> https://i.imgur.com/KNIqoSg.pngIf the primary player is always the same one
> just have LMS on that one
and leave the
All of them have static IP's and work fine from my dashboard. The only
thing I need to do is get the primary player to manage the other
players.
https://i.imgur.com/KNIqoSg.png
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slartibartfast wrote:
> It seems he wants to be able to turn on any individual Pi and have a
> server and player. Never mind the chaos of having three different IP
> addresses for the servers and having players that can attach to any one
> of them.
>
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kidstypike wrote:
> You don't need LMS on each player for this.It seems he wants to be able to
> turn on any individual Pi and have a
server and player. Never mind the chaos of having three different IP
addresses for the servers and having players that can attach to any one
of them.
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squeezebox153 wrote:
>
>
> I have an instance of LMS on each of my picore players as I want to have
> individual playing ability and synchronized.
You don't need LMS on each player for this.
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RobbH wrote:
> I think you are referring to something that's usually called
> synchronizing players. You have several players playing the same thing
> and all of them can be controlled at the same time from any of the
> synchronized players. Is that correct?.
One player to manage the other
squeezebox153 wrote:
> Sorry for not being clear. In LMS, when I go to Manage Players, I am
> able to move players from my secondary players to my primary one. This
> configuration is lost in a reboot.
>
> https://imgur.com/a/0zWZ2Pi
Have you got more than one instance of LMS running?
You
squeezebox153 wrote:
> Sorry for not being clear. In LMS, when I go to Manage Players, I am
> able to move players from my secondary players to my primary one. This
> configuration is lost in a reboot.
>
> https://imgur.com/a/0zWZ2Pi
I think you are referring to something that's usually
Sorry for not being clear. In LMS, when I go to Manage Players, I am
able to move players from my secondary players to my primary one. This
configuration is lost in a reboot.
https://imgur.com/a/0zWZ2Pi
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I have 3 picore's and each one reboots nightly. I have my primary picore
managing the other two, but after a reboot, this association is lost. Is
there a way to programmatically re-associate them after reboot instead
of having to manually do it?
Please elaborate a bit what "managing" means in
I have 3 picore's and each one reboots nightly. I have my primary picore
managing the other two, but after a reboot, this association is lost. Is
there a way to programmatically re-associate them after reboot instead
of having to manually do it?
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