E.Man wrote: 
> Meanwhile....only a few years later .....I 've just got a SBT.  No Mods.
> 
> Rather than router it to a PC I plugged in a Maxtor powered ext HDD.
> (500gig capacity; 100gig in use).  First time it didn't seem to want to
> know.  Then all I did was read these few pages and tried again.
> 
> SO the SBT set about scanning for a while and then worked just like a
> giant USB stick.  Was really surprised !
> 
> Now !  in case there's anyone left to read this how do I make this
> reliable?  I want to take it off and finetune the layout and tracks etc.
> There's sometimes 4 same headings for one album and only one will be
> functional etc.
> 
> Then when I plug it back into the SB will it have to scan the whole
> thing again everytime or just check for changes ?
> 
> I expect I have to go through the 'REmove USB' process.  Do I remove USB
> when it says "OK" or do I have to press the next "GO" first that then
> goes back to a main menu and then remove ?
> 
> Thanks heaps.

I don't wish to rain on your parade, but I really, really, really,
really, wouldn't persue this method, the SBT is too underpowered to act
as a server and player. It may work ok for a while, but it will crash,
often, and you'll spend more and more time sitting there musicless,
while the SBT does yet another complete rescan of your HDD.

Invest in a Raspberry Pi or other similar small computer and install
Max2Play & Logitech Media Server (LMS) on that.

Really.



kidstypike 

LMS on Raspberry Pi 2 model B/max2play/HiFiBerry DAC+ > AVI DM5

1 x SB3 - 1 x Boom - 1 x (Squeezebox) Radio - 2 x Touch - 2 x Raspberry
Pi/max2play/HiFiBerry
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