I have both Chrome and Firefox on my computer, and both have the same
problem. On the javascript console I only get the following error, which
I think is because Flashblock is installed.
NotFoundError: Node was not found
which refers to line in the code:
var swfobject=function(){var
It doesn't feel like a web browser problem. It's capable of telling the
Squeezebox to tell the music, so it's more like the Squeezebox isn't or
can't get the Now playing information from the LMS. Or else the settings
are not saved so it doesn't know it's supposed to be configured to get
the Now
CommanderROR wrote:
The Qobuz Plugin mherger wrote for LMS has the Filter option, to try
and make sense of Qobuz' weird search results... ;)
The search is also something that is often lamented in official reviews
of Qobuz and also frequently requested on the Qobuz help and ideas
board...
Will Spotify Premium be supported at some point?
Thanks
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coffee_addict wrote:
Will Spotify Premium be supported at some point?
Thanks
We will have to see. We didn't consider it very urgent right now since
there is the 3rd Party Plugin which works fine and since you need the
server for ickStream, too (with a Squeezebox) it wouldn't make much of a
Check the Ubuntu networking setup. Correct subnet gateway etc and are
you by any chance running ip tables (firewall) for example which the
older version didn't have applied?
QNAP TS419P 4TB LMS7.7.2
*Living Room* - SB3 - Onkyo TS606 connected Digitally - Celestion
Ditton F20s - and connected
Very interesting announcement from Meridian today.
You can read here:
'Meridian MQA Site' (http://musicischanging.com/#convenienceVQuality)
'MQA Report by Mark Waldrep' (http://www.realhd-audio.com/?p=3851)
If it lives up to hype it could be a breakthrough? If they incumber it
(decoding) with
Hopefully, a LMS option will evolve if MQA catches on?
Ahmm they claim Downloaded/ streamed in any lossless format, 100%
compatible. Easy to download and stream.. That's about all the facts
they give. Sounds like hot air compressed losslessly to zero bytes?
--
Michael
