1uke_ wrote: 
> Thanks for your reply @kidstypike, I now have beautiful audio streaming
> out of my Pi and it feels quite simply amazing! 
> 
> I have a few follow up questions and hope you might be able to help me
> further please?
> 
> 1) I notice that there is a setting page
> (http://my-ip/settings/index.html) it looks very extensive. Is there
> anything I should know about in here? Any settings that are common for
> people to change or tweak to get a better experience? 
> 
I suggest that you take a look here at the different settings.
Personally, I don't think I have changed anything here.


1uke_ wrote: 
> 2) In the future I will change the USB stick for a larger capacity
> stick. Will I need to update any setting settings in the back end to get
> the new usb to be recognised? If the worst comes to the worst I can
> always format the SD and start from scratch now I know how to set up.
> 
You don't need to start from scratch. You simply change the USB stick.
Then you will need to mount the new stick on the pCP web-page as you did
before. And then on the LMS web-page select where your music files are
located.


1uke_ wrote: 
> 3) I plan on placing some Raspberry Pi zeros around my house as
> receivers/clients so that I can stream music to other rooms. What do I
> need to do to get the client devices registered and working? 
> 
If you burn pCP to a SD-card and then boot them, they will be
automatically be recognized by the LMS-server running on your first RPi
and they can be used for playing music.

    
- I will recommend that you give them different names on the
  "Squeezelite web-page" within pCP.
- You will need to configure the on-board wifi as it will not have
  ethernet access:
  
http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
- Finally, I will recommend that you invest in a audio DAC for the
  zero like this one:
  https://www.justboom.co/product/justboom-dac-zero-phat/ there are
  others from other companies as well as some including an amplifier.
  



1uke_ wrote: 
> 4) Can recommend a free app for iOS so that I can use my phone as a
> remote control? I had a look on the app store but didn't find anything
> useable. 
> 
I don't know of any free app for iOS - personally I use iPeng: 
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?51929-iPeng-support-thread 


1uke_ wrote: 
> 5) Let's talk about apps! I see there is an 'app store' of sorts
> (http://www.mysqueezebox.com/appgallery) Any thing from here you would
> recommend installing and setting up? I would love to extend the
> functionality of my player and would love to get some recommendations on
> apps.
> 
I think that most of the app available on the mysqueezebox web-page can
be found at the plugin tab (Take a look at plugins tab in your LMS - see
next section.). I'm not completely sure about this. 
Personally, I use the TIDAL app as I get streaming music via TIDAL and
as far as I know this is not possible without using mysqueezebox.com.
Michael has been working hard on moving Spotify streaming from
mysqueezebox to LMS.

1uke_ wrote: 
> 6). Let's talk about plugins!!! I also noticed there is a plugins tab in
> the settings. How are plugins different to apps? Are there any plugins
> you would recommend installing and setting up?
> 
Please take a look and decide what you would like to test. You can
easily remove any plugin again.



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