Re: [slim] Compatible WLAN cards for SB3, Boom, Reciever & Transporter

Great thread! I love it as much as I love my Boom! Sometmes ignorance is bliss. I ordered this card: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32639702162.html without seeing the posts in this thread. At first I thought the card was not compatible with my Boom. I then tried to wiggle the card some more a

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

gregklanderman wrote: > Great idea, I cannot tell you how many times I've accidentally hit play > instead of add over these many years. > > I'm not sure you really have to intercept every update to the current > playlist, possibly just intercepting the clear playlist that happens > when you "pl

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

DJanGo wrote: > btw: there is a "issue" in the script > > it always move the first tracks to 2.nd postion when there is a 2nd > Track and moves it back to its org. position to ensure dstm filled > playlists are updated. > By doing this the filestamp of the playlist is changed before copied

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

DJanGo wrote: > We are talking/writing about the same. > > A saved Playlist- is an entirely different kind of flying altogether!- > ;-) I tried your one-liner yesterday and it works! Thanks a lot. -thomas -- *Server*: Raspberry Pi 3 running LMS 7.9.0 *Players*: SB receiver + 4 SB boom, two

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

DJanGo wrote: > We are talking/writing about the same. > > A saved Playlist- is an entirely different kind of flying altogether!- > ;-) Again thank you! I have now digested the command you provided (at least to some degree:-)). It is the first time I have thought about what the CLI can really

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

DJanGo wrote: > add that line in front of your crontab reboot similar to this: > > pl:ay:er:ma:ca:dd:re:ss -> the mac adresss of the player > > > Code: > > > printf "pl:ay:er:ma:ca:dd:re:ss playlist move 0 1\n pl:ay:er:ma:ca:dd:re:ss playlist move 1 0\nexit \n"|nc

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

DJanGo wrote: > Do you use Dont Stop The Music / Lastmix? > > If yes - just add another / remove any track on your own to the playlist > before you stop lms. > Adding tracks from dstm didnt didnt trigger "change the cached / stored > playlist". I do use "Dont stop the music". I will try your s

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

Paul Webster wrote: > Did you install LMS by yourself or use 3rd-party package like > piCorePlayer (pCP)? Oh, I installed LMS myself. I hadn't looked into pCP. I will have a look now. Cheers. -thomas -- *Server*: Raspberry Pi 3 running LMS 7.9.0 *Players*: SB receiver + 4 SB boom, two group

Re: [slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

Paul Webster wrote: > Perhaps implies that the playlist is being stored in memory and being > written to "disk" (much) later. > Are you using pCP to host your LMS? Thanks for your quick reply. Oops, I dont know what pCP is :rolleyes: My LMS is running on a Raspberry Pi on my local network usin

[slim] How to retain active playlist when squeezebox service is restarted

Hi there, I run LMS on a Raspberry Pi with two groups of players. Group1: 4 synced players (1 SB receiver and 3 SB boom), Group2: 1 player (1 SB boom). When I occasionally either reboot the server or restart the squeezebox-server service, the active playlists on the players gets reset to some pr

Re: [slim] Announcement - ickStream open beta release on Squeezebox !

Hi ickstream users, I cannot add more than 200 Todal tracks at a time to current playlist. I am running LMS 7.9 and Ickstream. I have no limit to the length of the playlist in LMS and it is not a problem to have very long playlist (>1000 tracks). Here is what I do: Use my app Squeeze Qtrl to: