I have recently uploaded my entire music collection which clocks in
about 2 Tb to Onedrive. If you are an Office 365 subscriber you get
unlimited One drive storage. Supposedly, Windows 10 will recognize FLAC
as a music format natively and also Microsoft will be supporting using
Onedrive as you Mus
markiii wrote:
> Hmm your doing, just what I'm looking to move to.
>
> Any benefit to an nfs share rather than samba?
Yes. NFS is much faster.
Hacking the Vortexbox (2.3) install was really quite easy.
The QNAP folder /share/Qmultimedia is still available via Samba as well
for windows clients.
Uliver wrote:
>
> Is this c70 powerful enough?
I don't know the benchmark scores on top of my head. However, keep in
mind that this is essentially AMD's answer to Intel's Atom platform. And
AMD's strong suit is graphics which is irrelevant for running Logitech
Media Server. On the other hand, In
Hmm your doing, just what I'm looking to move to.
Any benefit to an nfs share rather than samba?
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay 7.8 on 2 x Windows 7 PCs
LMS 7.7.3 on DIY UnRaid NAS now upgraded to 7.8 (06/01/2015)
Squeeze user s
There is one other difference. The price. It was much more expensive in
the UK!
QNAP TS419P 4TB LMS7.7.2
*Living Room* - SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 connected Digitally - > Celestion
Ditton F20s - and connected Analogue for Zone 2 -> Sony TA FE 320 ->
Sennheiser RS 130
*Office* - SB3 -> Sony TA FE320 ->
I have been using an Arm QNAP NAS for some years but I am currently in
the process of converting to a Vortexbox running on an old Dell Server
but with the files still stored on the NAS via NFS mount. Scan speed is
about twice as fast on the Dell as it is on the QNAP but the Dell
doesn't have the s
Sorted now. It ripped ok in my Vortexbox.
QNAP TS419P 4TB LMS7.7.2
*Living Room* - SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 connected Digitally - > Celestion
Ditton F20s - and connected Analogue for Zone 2 -> Sony TA FE 320 ->
Sennheiser RS 130
*Office* - SB3 -> Sony TA FE320 -> Wharfedale Modus Cubes
*Dining Room*
steve-g wrote:
> Personally I'd try changing the power supply first - being temperamental
> about switching on is often the sign that the PSU is starting to get a
> bit lazy.
>
> This is particularly true if the PSU is a cheap supplied with case item.
I did that a while back when it first starte
Hi,
You don't need much cpu power to run LMS. Especially not if you use
flac, since flac is natively supported by all squeezeboxes. If you use
not natively supported file formats, you need cpupower for transcoding
of lms. Also if you play resolutions that are not supported, for example
24/96 on a
callesoroe wrote:
> Why not buy a used ReadyNas Ultra/pro ? Much easier and runs
> perfectly. Then your LMS is always there and you can set timer in the
> ReadyNas to stop/start.
i never tried to use a nas.
when i wanted to buy one a few years ago i was told it was better to
use
a pc system
d6jg wrote:
> As title. But it plays OK in a CD player. Both EAC and dbPoweramp can't
> rip the first 5 tracks.
Have you tried to set DBpoweramp to rip in "burst" mode". This normally
do the trick.
Callesoroe
Living room: Transporter, Tact RCS 2.2X digital preamp, Martin Logan
Vista speakers,
Uliver wrote:
> Hello,
> I want to set up a low cost,low energy computer to run squeeze-center
> Having 5 squeezeboxes at home.
> What will still run this fluidly?
> asrock-c70m1 with amd c70 cpu with 4 gb ram
> will this work is better to take a stronger option?
> thanks for the ideas
> Uliver
W
thanx for the ideas
But maybe i should ask different
What cpu power do i need to run it fast and error free
I play most songs as flac and that results in large files and libery
Is this c70 powerful enough?
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cliveb wrote:
>
> It's just that if there happens to be a suitable mobo still available,
> my thrifty nature is not to chuck out a load of still functioning stuff.
I think this equipment is beyond the point where it's thrifty to do
repairs. Basically, the likelihood that a given integrated circu
Hi,
I have a cubietruck with a 2 TB Harddisk for 5 Boxes. Works perfectly as
server and player and is very low on energy.
Greets
Chris
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Uliver wrote:
> Hello,
> I want to set up a low cost,low energy computer to run squeeze-center
> Having 5 squeezeboxes at home.
> What will still run this fluidly?
> asrock-c70m1 with amd c70 cpu with 4 gb ram
> will this work is better to take a stronger option?
> thanks for the ideas
> Uliver
cncb wrote:
> I am in the US and was able to buy a UE Radio but it is the "UK
> version". I assumed this meant that it just has the UK-type power plug,
> however, I was wondering if there is anything in the hardware that would
> "lock" it to the UK region or is it identical to the US version? W
I am in the US and was able to buy a UE Radio but it is the "UK
version". I assumed this meant that it just has the UK-type power plug,
however, I was wondering if there is anything in the hardware that would
"lock" it to the UK region or is it identical to the US version? What I
am concerned ab
I am in the US and was able to buy a UE Radio but it is the "UK
version". I assumed this meant that it just has the UK-type power plug,
however, I was wondering if there is anything in the hardware that would
"lock" it to the UK region or is it identical to the US version? What I
am concerned ab
Hello,
I want to set up a low cost,low energy computer to run squeeze-center
Having 5 squeezeboxes at home.
What will still run this fluidly?
asrock-c70m1 with amd c70 cpu with 4 gb ram
will this work is better to take a stronger option?
thanks for the ideas
Uliver
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Some options here:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&IsNodeId=1&N=17627%2069017%2069016%2068723%2068722%20600029944%20600029945
Another low-cost path is to purchase a refurbished PC although it will
be hard to find one with XP:
http://www.newegg.com/Pro
For Sale (whenever this arrives) - Logitech Harmony system ;-)
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cliveb wrote:
> While I appreciate the concern, please don't lecture me about which OS I
> should use.
>
Well, this thread belongs to the forum, not to you.
Using XP on any system that isn't fully isolated from outside
interference (e.g., internet, removable storage media) is HORRIBLE
security
Personally I'd try changing the power supply first - being temperamental
about switching on is often the sign that the PSU is starting to get a
bit lazy.
This is particularly true if the PSU is a cheap supplied with case item.
poing wrote:
> Go with the times, man.
>
> XP is a horrible idea. Support has ended. Security holes are not being
> fixed. Virus scanners and browsers will stop supporting it relatively
> soon.
>
> You are almost sure to get infections.
While I appreciate the concern, please don't lecture me ab
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