Moonbase;365998 Wrote:
Actually, the reason for me for getting SC and and the SB Classic was
that it supports integration with MusicIP. Theres so much in there,
Im still happy I bought it.
Now if only...MusicIP would get their »headless« problems sorted
(i.e. Mood Mixes never work
Yeah, weve been talking about that 'in the MusicIP forum'
(http://forums.musicip.com/index.php?showtopic=3760st=0p=15346#entry15346).
Only I fear as long as 'we dont get the same path names in SC and MIP'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=366158#post366158) all
efforts for »real«
maggior;365590 Wrote:
Yes, MiP is much better than that. [
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Actually, the reason for me for getting SC and and the SB Classic was
that it supports integration with MusicIP. Theres so much in there,
Im still happy I bought it.
Now if only SC would start supporting more than -one- »base
This sounds very like the problems I had with MiP with Squeezecentre
running on OSX. I got the M icons but things wouldn't play; eventually
just gave up. I will try again when 7.3 is released properly I think.
And when I have some time spare...
In the meantime, I've been copying playlists
Yes, MiP is much better than that. Plus, if you find that MiP is
getting redundant, you can tweak some parameters to mix it up (pun
intended) a bit.
It happens often enough that I'll pick an electronic song as a seed and
get some jazz in there. It seems strange to look at, but once the mix
OK - so here's my new theory (I'm going to crack this if it kills me).
Now that I figured out the path in SC has to be the UNC path instead of
the mapped path name (ie. in my case, \\Nas-01-13-59\media\Music\FLAC
Files), I noticed that in MiP the Library path is to the same folder
but designated
1) clear and re-scan the SC library, while leaving the UNC path in the
music folder:
That should do it - I did say in my first post that the path has to be the same.
Phil
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Phil - waaahaay! You were right - Option 1 worked - and I finally
generated (and am listening to) my first mix! I hadn't realised that
the UNC path and the mapped path would not be treated as the same as
they both pointed to the same folder on my NAS. Anyway, very glad that
is sorted now: many
Wreford
Did you manage to get it working? Been thinking about your problem
since early this morning.
Steve
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Steve - nope - no further progress. I tried installing 7.3 last night to
see if that made any difference but unfortunately not. I still have the
same problem when trying to play songs - ie: the squeezebox can't play
them.
Meanwhile I have been trying to follow Philip's advice to leave the
On the Support - it's Thanksgiving weekend in the US - may be having an
impact on response times.
Apologies if you've been directed to this already, but have you looked
at the Spicefly pages? I've always found them pretty straightforward
to follow.
I managed to sort this out by using the UNC path instead of the mapped
path name ie. in my case the path was \\Nas-01-13-59\media\Music\FLAC
Files and the squeezecentre accepted that instead of trying to specify
G:\
So now I'm going to try Philips advice above...
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Philip Meyer;364139 Wrote:
One of the things I had to do to get it to work was to leave the Music
Folder in squeezecenter settings blank and rescan.
I really wouldn't recommend that. I think that was only suggested by
support to fix issues with songs being duplicated in the library.
One of the things I had to do to get it to work was to leave the Music
Folder in squeezecenter settings blank and rescan.
I really wouldn't recommend that. I think that was only suggested by support
to fix issues with songs being duplicated in the library. However, it is much
better to
Did you try using the MusicIP web interface to find mixable tracks?
http://localhost:10002/server
This should show how many tracks are in MusicIP and how many are mixable.
There are various other buttons available for testing MusicIP on this screen.
Did you try using the MusicIP web interface to find mixable tracks?
http://localhost:10002/server
This should show how many tracks are in MusicIP and how many are
mixable. T
Philip, I'm at work so need to check later, but I'm pretty sure that
it showed something like 2,800/3,400 tracks were
wreford;364173 Wrote:
I did try to re-enter music folder in Squeezecentre last night but the
problem I now have is that the Squeezecentre is no longer recognising
my external (NAS) drive, which I have mapped as G:\
The important thing to remember is that music path that MusicIP scans
for
Does everything work using Squeezecenter? Can you play music through
your squeezecenter? Can you play using musicip? If so I would check
configuration between squeezecenter and transporter.
Are you certain the musicip plugin and sugarcube work with
transporter?
Steve - I think the Transporter
I have been trying to set up the squeezecentre and musicip. I am a
relative PC novice, but have tried following instructions on the
MusicIP wiki (though don't really understand what it all means) - I
have also tried following SpiceFly's instructions on setting up
headless MiP in windows XP. (I
I had many of the same problems and struggled for days.
One of the things I had to do to get it to work was to leave the Music
Folder in squeezecenter settings blank and rescan.
Your settings seem to be correct so try the rescan.
You may also find that the mm is not there but by hovering over
Steve - thanks for that advice. I tried clearing the music folder in
squeezecentre blank and then cleared the library and rescanned
everything. It then showed MusicIP Import in the scan progress window,
which appeared to import all the files as before, but with the v
exciting development that the
Sorry! Don't know anything about Transporter. I struggle daily trying
to learn about SC and all of the extras it is capable of.
Does everything work using Squeezecenter? Can you play music through
your squeezecenter? Can you play using musicip? If so I would check
configuration between
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