I've not been able to see any similar problem to mine, despite looking regularly for the last few months.
I have been running a multi room system now for several years using a LMS setup on a functional but damaged laptop running Ubuntu, together with three/four or five Raspi players (depending on time of year and inclination) - the system has behaved flawlessly for me until comparatively recently. I had a hankering to give some basic functional voice controls (volume/next track/stop etc) using an Amazon Echo dot and MediaServer. Now this MAY have nothing to do with my problem (see later) but I DO know it started round that time. On a number of occasions, purely at random times, my system would start playing random tracks from my library AT FULL VOLUME. This happened a few times late evening after we had been listening to a random playlist and had simply stopped play. So, I started clearing the playlists after use. Nothing to play now, right? Wrong. And things got suddenly worse. We were woken at varying ungodly hours (between midnight and 5:30AM by heavy rock music at full volume on a number of evenings. I considered there MUST be some link between the voice control system on the basis of "last thing to change" being the culprit. Removed all traces - but no, the problem persisted. And persists. Ghosts in the machine is not the word for it. I've now taken to switching the LMS server machine OFF at night - not the ideal situation, as I sometimes enjoy music in bed at weekends, but until I can figure out how to programmatically turn a Linux laptop OFF and ON again, its the best I can do. Has anybody had similar problems with their system? Or can anyone offer ideas as to whats causing it? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ chrisalisuk's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=68990 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=113884 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
