There's a SqueezeCC plugin isn't there? I see the thread, although I've
yet to try it.
Given that, I would rather use my CCs that way, with server software
with which I am familiar, rather than start again with e.g. Plex.
All depends on how good the SqueezeCC hookup is.
DJanGo wrote:
> check the files bitrate and tags
> try the same with a wav file converted from one of these flac files.
pippin wrote:
> Please update to a recent build of LMS
This was the latest version. Running it on a Synology NAS.
hey guys, for several years I was running RPI2s with hifiberry cards in
them for syncd multi room using squeezelite primarily with Triodes
Spotify plugin - the sync was never that great.
Fro the last 4 months I've been running 9 x Chromecast audio - they work
brilliantly and the integration into
I'm running LMS on Max2play on my Pi. This functions as a player and
server for my whole house audio system which consists of 3 Raspberry Pi
players using Max2play, 5 Logitech Receivers, 1 Logitech Boom and, 1
Logitech Radio. I'm using the Spotify family plugin with a family
account for Spotify
I agree, the server would convert it back to FLAC anyway. With some FLAC
files there are issues with the compression used but that would
typically rather mean playback breaks off.
Your LMS version is old, the first thing to do should be to try to
update it.
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kidstypike wrote:
> Yes, that's exactly how I make backups, from a master copy of all my
> music on my "L" drive, and only make changes to tags/files on this
> drive.
>
> I suggested two way synching only as a means of getting *all* music
> files onto both drives.
agree! the two way synching
garym wrote:
>
>
> edit: In my own use case, I'm not doing two way synching as suggested
> to the OP. This would be needed initially to make sure files are same on
> BOTH backup drives. Once this is done however, I'd do one way
> mirroring. That is, I have the base HDD that I've made changes
kidstypike wrote:
> FreeFileSync http://www.freefilesync.org/ can copy any missing files
> from one folder to another, and vice versa,
I also use freefilesync to keep my backup drives synched.
regarding whether same file, different tags will be synched I use
the comparison option of
kidstypike wrote:
> FreeFileSync http://www.freefilesync.org/ can copy any missing files
> from one folder to another, and vice versa, so you would finish up with
> both folders containing the same files.
> Or you could just press the "Compare" button and sift through the list
> manually.
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DJanGo wrote:
> check the files bitrate and tags
> try the same with a wav file converted from one of these flac files.
I seriously doubt your suggestions work, as it was a FLAC file, even if
I convert to a WAV file it won't make a difference. It'll play and
advance to the next track, coz when
Please update to a recent build of LMS
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pippin wrote:
> What's the build date of the LMS 7.9 version you use (you can find that
> on Settings->Information)?
> Do you use "Don't stop the music" or something like that?
>
> What Squeezebox model are you playing on and indeed, what sample rate do
> the files have? Standard 44.1/16
What's the build date of the LMS 7.9 version you use (you can find that
on Settings->Information)?
Do you use "Don't stop the music" or something like that?
What Squeezebox model are you playing on and indeed, what sample rate do
the files have? Standard 44.1/16 CD-quality files?
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lightning888 wrote:
> LMS 7.9
> When I use LMS or iPeng to play random songs, some tracks are playing
> beyond the track's length, eg, a FLAC of 4 mins were played till 4:30
> mins and then bounced back to 4 mins, as such, the jammed track cannot
> advance to the next track, and it goes into an
I wanted to add that in LMS interface the playing showed "0:00" time
left for the song, but it doesn't advance to the next song. Whereas in
iPeng it played beyond the file's actual length and showed 4:30 when
it's supposed to finish at 4:00.
Appreciate feedback from this community. Than you.
LMS 7.9
When I use LMS or iPeng to play random songs, some tracks are playing
beyond the track's length, eg, a FLAC of 4 mins were played till 4:30
mins and then bounced back to 4 mins, as such, the jammed track cannot
advance to the next track, and it goes into an endless loop. Anyone has
such
When I update my backups i use "Total Commander"; menu "Commands" ->
"Synchronize dirs"
I also use it at work when I have to compare source code trees ( files
including content).
Main: Receiver (Audiocom) -> Beresford Caiman+ (Gatorized) -> Carver
A-500x -> B 704
Office: Receiver -> Luxman
swayzak wrote:
> Win 10
FreeFileSync http://www.freefilesync.org/ can copy any missing files
from one folder to another, and vice versa, so you would finish up with
both folders containing the same files.
Or you could just press the "Compare" button and sift through the list
manually.
DJanGo wrote:
> Depends on your os your folderstructure and your skills.
>
> If you rename/move files in one disk - you could expect doublette
> files.
>
> So whats your os?
Win 10
Touch x 2, Booms x 2, SqueezeCommander on Galaxy S3 (Duet Receiver
+ Controllers x 2 - semi-retired)
swayzak wrote:
> Is there an easy way to cross reference these collections, to ensure the
> maximum number of folders/files are restored to the new drive (hopefully
> without any missing) ? e.g. to find which files (if any) are absent from
> either drive that are present on the other...
Depends
Hello
My main music collection died last night (on a WD USB hard drive - one
drop too many !).
I have a double back up of this (another USB HD & an external,
AC-powered HD), but this has been done manually over the years so am
uncertain as to how accurate the backups are.
Is there an easy way
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