I have a minor problem I thought I would see if there was a solution
for. I use Folder mode to view and control my ripped WAV files. When I
use an app like Peng to view them, the folder names that have
punctuation in them don't display properly. For example, if the folder
name (album or artist
How do these characters show in eg. the web UI or on the player's
display? On what platform are you running your LMS?
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mherger wrote:
> How do these characters show in eg. the web UI or on the player's
> display? On what platform are you running your LMS?
>
> --
>
> Michael
In the web LMS the same punctuation characters are left blank. I.E.
R.E.M. is R.E.M
I am running LMS and the player on a device that
In the web LMS the same punctuation characters are left blank. I.E.
R.E.M. is R.E.M
Could you please provide one such file for investigation?
https://www.dropbox.com/request/T3RctyzGgNg0oFDubq6a
The fact that Queensrÿche does show correctly would make me think that
the system can handle non-
Ultrarunner wrote:
> In the web LMS the same punctuation characters are left blank. I.E.
> R.E.M. is R.E.M
Plaese provide the informations from
http://your.lms.ip:9000/settings/index.html ->last tab
[information]->first chapter (status)
If there is another than UTF-8 listed you have to alter
Sonic Orbiter is VortexBox, btw
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DJanGo wrote:
> Plaese provide the informations from
> http://your.lms.ip:9000/settings/index.html ->last tab
> [information]->first chapter (status)
>
> If there is another than UTF-8 listed you have to alter your OS to
> UTF-8
>
> btw. some Os have their own "forbidden/internal use only" char
mherger wrote:
> > In the web LMS the same punctuation characters are left blank. I.E.
> > R.E.M. is R.E.M
>
> Could you please provide one such file for investigation?
>
> https://www.dropbox.com/request/T3RctyzGgNg0oFDubq6a
>
> The fact that Queensrÿche does show correctly would make me thi
Ultrarunner wrote:
> I've uploaded one song with a question mark at the end
is that file on the same device or did you use a NAS?
How is that drive mounted?
sorry Red-Hat is not on my Workbench.
Gruss
Jan
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DJanGo wrote:
> is that file on the same device or did you use a NAS?
> How is that drive mounted?
>
> sorry Red-Hat is not on my Workbench.
I don't use a NAS. My music server has internal storage.
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Ultrarunner wrote:
> I don't use a NAS. My music server has internal storage.
ok and in the next reply i get the answer for the 2.nd question?
Gruss
Jan
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DJanGo wrote:
> ok and in the next reply i get the answer for the 2.nd question?
Sorry, I'm out of my depth here. The drive is a 1TB card that plugs
into a slot on the motherboard of the Sonic Orbiter. On my MPD player
(PK90), which I seem to remember had the same issue, it was an external,
bu
Ultrarunner wrote:
> Sorry, I'm out of my depth here. The drive is a 1TB card that plugs
> into a slot on the motherboard of the Sonic Orbiter. On my MPD player
> (PK90), which I seem to remember had the same issue, it was an external,
> bus-powered, USB hard drive.
i mean how is it mounted an
DJanGo wrote:
> i mean how is it mounted and which format does it have.
>
> Redhat should use fstab like debian - so cat /etc/mtab should help go
> get that information.
> Now we knew its a 1tb Disk we find the matching SD#
Sorry. Like I said, I'm out of my depth here. I don't even know what
I've uploaded one song with a question mark at the end.
That file doesn't even come with a title. Here's all the tags I'm seeing:
ALBUM ARTIST: Eagles
APIC: [ image/jpeg, 3, Picture, 564513, 224201117 ]
IART: Eagles
ICRD: 2013
IGNR: Pop
IPRD: On the Border
IPRT: 8
TALB: On the Border
TCON: Pop
Ok. Done.
Ok, this one indeed comes with a question mark at the end:
3-08 Is It True?.wav
What would you see? Do you have other examples which would have
something else in the filename, but which would show as a question mark?
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And one more thing: unless you have _very_ good reason to use WAV and
BMF, I'd suggest you convert your files to flac and properly tag them.
Or at the very least make sure they all have a title tag. You're
currently using about the worst combination possible in LMS to access
your music (incompl
> The issue exists for FLAC or WAV. If there is punctuation at the end of
> a folder or file title, it won't display. Also, if there is a "/" in
> the middle of the title.
As mentioned above, this could be solved by using FLAC files and putting
names and titles into the tags.
> The reason I sw
Ultrarunner wrote:
> The issue exists for FLAC or WAV. If there is punctuation at the end of
> a folder or file title, it won't display. Also, if there is a "/" in
> the middle of the title.
>
> The reason I switched from FLAC to WAV is improved sound quality.
There is no improved sound quali
Ultrarunner wrote:
> The reason I switched from FLAC to WAV is improved sound quality.
Another Audiophoolish Myth. and you really "detect" improved Sound
Quality?
I only detect improved Sound Quality from WAV over FLAC when i am
listening to José Plácebo Domingo.
Gruss
Jan
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I have a very high end system. The difference is obvious to anyone who
actually listens. I guarantee that I could sit you down, do a blind AB
and you would hear it. Even my wife hears it, without knowing what's
going on. The explanation is the extra processing DACs have to do in
uncompressing
Bet. When do we do it?
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And no, DACs don't uncompress FLAC. And no, the processing on the player
side need not be higher, too. All myths.
Plus, you could just decode on the server if it were true.
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Ultrarunner wrote:
> I have a very high end system. The difference is obvious to anyone who
> actually listens. I guarantee that I could sit you down, do a blind AB
> and you would hear it. Even my wife hears it, without knowing what's
> going on. The explanation is the extra processing DACs
Just some of the problems solved by flac files is good error correction
and well supported tags .
With good tags you can ditch the folder browse mode .
The benefit is that file name and tag can be different . So you can use
OS friendly file names and tag the files correctly with all the weird
ac
Mnyb wrote:
> Just some of the problems solved by flac files is good error correction
> and well supported tags .
>
> With good tags you can ditch the folder browse mode .
>
> The benefit is that file name and tag can be different . So you can use
> OS friendly file names and tag the files corr
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