Thanks for the feedback. Seems like the tutorial on the first page works for buster installations now - it has been updated step by step to account for different debian / raspbian generations. Concerning the Spicefly Sugarcube proposal: This is up to CParker to implement - I like the idea as it will be more straightforward using a touch or radio...
bennigecko wrote: > I followed your very good instructions and made myself familiar with how > MusicIP works. After setting up the server on my Raspberry Pi with > Max2Play and scanning my library for three days and nights straight on > two machines everythings works uncannily smooth. Thanks a lot for this > guide! I find it amazing that a piece of abandonware that's more than a > decade old still works so well. > > Some things I found out during the process that might be helpful for > others: > > - At first I got a lot of "Unanalyzeable" tracks. After stripping the > mp3s of all tags but ID3v1 and ID3v2.3 (!), that number dropped > drastically > - Characters that are illegal under windows in the filename are a > problem (I'm on a Mac). Avoid ?*:<>"| > - MusicIP 1.9 works just fine with Wine under MacOS Mojave. It's > actually hell of a lot faster with analyzing the files than my windows > machine. > - Analyzing too many files at once might slow down the process. I am not > sure of this, bit it felt slower when I selected more than 4000 files. > - Newer m4a files are unrecognizable for MusicIP analysis. I converted > them to mp3, analyzed them and copied the tags back to the m4as. Now > they are available for mixing. > > I also have a suggestion: I'm using Spicefly Sugarcube. Is it possible > to have a quick switch in the Extras Section to switch MusicIP > processing on and off rather than going through settings? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ frankd's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=52885 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106958 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
