Thank you, I have found the offending software update and have deleted
it. I have also replaced my original Iomega drive with a G Technology
4Tb one and it's certainly quieter - not sure if it's going to be faster
as it also seems to go into "sleep" mode when not in use. Anyway, I
think I now ha
lordgibbness wrote:
> You can get the file locations from the main webpage
>
> http://:9000/settings/server/status.html
>
> Scroll to the bottom, where it displays the "Cache Folder".
+1
See also "Remove the existing installation" on
http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id
No idea, never messed with Mac's. Try google search "squeezebox LMS
cache folder on mac" or similar.
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toby10 wrote:
> LMS update folder location depends on the OS build. Where it is on a
> Mac I have no idea.
> Win 7 = C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache\updates
> Win XP = C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application
> Data\Squeezebox\Cache\updates
>
> This might help:
> http://wiki.slimdevices
You can get the file locations from the main webpage
http://:9000/settings/server/status.html
Scroll to the bottom, where it displays the "Cache Folder".
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Lounge: Squeezebox Classic > Coax >
LMS update folder location depends on the OS build. Where it is on a
Mac I have no idea.
Win 7 = C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache\updates
Win XP = C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application
Data\Squeezebox\Cache\updates
This might help:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Logitech_Media_S
toby10 wrote:
> The update it is bugging you about was already downloaded and is
> prompting you to install it. Only way to get rid of it now is to delete
> that update from the LMS update folder. Where that is on a Mac I have
> no idea. No future updates will be downloaded as long as you keep
Beech wrote:
> . Also, for the life of me I can't stop LMS asking if I want to
> update the software. I have set the preferences to Not To Update..
The update it is bugging you about was already downloaded and is
prompting you to install it. Only way to get rid of it now is to delete
that
Hi everyone and happy new year to you all! I'm sorry for my delayed
response but over the holiday I decided to revisit my system after
reading some of your comments. The very first thing I noticed was that
somehow I had updated LMS to 7.7.2 I never meant that to happen as it
does not work with
Beech wrote:
> Thanks for you reply and sorry that I wasn't clear. Yes, the path to
> each artist would be as follows: Music (the drive name) / Music Folder
> / B / Jeff Beck / Name of Album. That's how I decided to do it about
> five years ago and I seemed like a good idea then. However, I h
Do the aiff files have any tags ? that would enable LMS to built a
proper dB when scanning and the much faster artist / album / genre menus
would start working properly .
But they rely on proper metadata in the files themself .
and search to uses the dB it probably eventually go for file names whe
If your files are properly tagged and organized with LMS running on a
decently powered computer your Search results should be very snappy.
LMS is running on your Mac Mini, correct? 4 TB drive connected to same
Mac Mini? Anything besides music files on this drive?
Mac running any other program/
It sounds as if you are using "Music Folder", which is probably the slowest of
browse methods, especially for someone with a lot of objects in the folder. So
if you don't have the "B" folder further divided into sub-folders such as "Jeff
Beck", "Beatles", etc. then you are really shooting yours
After you go to My Music, what do you choose next? Do you go to "Music
Folder" or do you choose one of the other browse methods, such as
Albums, Artists, Genres, etc.?
It sounds as if you are using "Music Folder", which is probably the
slowest of browse methods, especially for someone with a lot
Hi,
Firstly let me say that when I bought into the Logitech product I did
not exactly know what I was letting myself in for. However, I wanted my
cd library of approx. 3000 cds to be playable from either my house or
work. I work next door so it's all on one ethernet system with one
router. Mus
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