davidismynaim wrote: > seems like the obvious option is go linux. does anyone virtualize in > hyper V on windows10 a linux instance, or would that still ultimately > draw on windows subsystem components (maybe showing my VM ignorance > here) or maybe permanently switch this machine over to a pure play Linux > (which one?) would need to move my workflow of CD->Flac->musicip->Backup > to friends machine via internet mirroring s/w->scanner via LMS across > two machines, which I would like to avoid, but been there before so not > too bad. > > shame, I actually like win10 otherwise.
posted by sota in #882 > Someone has mentioned that this might be a Windows networking issue, so > I setup the LMS docker container created by sndcr on my Ubuntu server as > a test. Instant success, once I connected the Boom to the Ubuntu LMS > server, BBC R4 played immediately without any interruptions. Sadly, the > bitrate is a bit low: File Format: AAC Bitrate: 96kbps CBR (Converted to > 705kbps FLAC), I'm not sure if it's possible to improve this. But I can > switch between both servers and the rebuffering only occurrs on the > Windows one. The strange thing is that my Ubuntu server is actually a > Hyper-V VM running under Windows Server 2012 R2, so it is, in effect, > still using Windows networking. Difficult choice - the real solution is to identify the windows problems but people want a simple life and a runngin system. As an interim measure - if you only play LIve and do not use skip back - albeit fro UK listeners a little lower quaity (128kbps ) - the MP3 streams from the Logitech BBC App play OK. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=104672 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
