usc95 wrote:
> So I received my cheap tablet yesterday and installed Soundicity as well
> as LMS locally. Unfortunately even with inputing localhost:9000 under
> the ip address for local servers I still could not get it to connect to
> LMS running on the tablet. Do I just input "localhost:9000"
flimflam wrote:
> I have a problem with streams suddenly stopping dead too using Triode's
> alpha plugin, it can be after just 5 seconds or 2 minutes or 30 minutes,
> it happens a lot for On Demand, and sometimes on Listen Live too.
>
> This is LMS 7.9 on OS X, happens with Squeezebox Touch, Squ
So I received my cheap tablet yesterday and installed Soundicity as well
as LMS locally. Unfortunately even with inputing localhost:9000 under
the ip address for local servers I still could not get it to connect to
LMS running on the tablet. Do I just input "localhost:9000" or do I
need anything
Seems that i was wrong, am running lms 7.8.1 already.
New installation of the plugin has made that i didn't have the relogin
for 3 days now. Hope this is it.
Update: No, it's not. Relogin problems again.
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Seems that i was wrong, am running lms 7.8.1 already.
New installation of the plgun has made that i didn't have the relogin
for 3 days now. Hope this is it.
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flysurfer wrote:
>
>
> @Squeezemenicely: The default volume of the hifiberry DAC is a little
> too low. I fixed this in an update, that sets the optimal PCM volume
> when changing the soundcard on audioplayer tab and you can now adjust
> this PCM-value manually on Raspberry Settings tab in webi
psketch wrote:
> Yes - SSH is fine - just didn't know the cmd - Linux isn't me strong
> suit...
Don't learn too much (easy for me - I forget it all and look it up each
time), change is afoot with the method of starting and controlling
services. Some distributions have already changed.
LMS 7
PasTim wrote:
> Assuming you have command line access:
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo service logitechmediaserver stop
>
> >
> should work. If not, let us know.
>
> Edit: I also install the "Server Power Control" plugin from gharris.
> This has seve
psketch wrote:
> If you can tell me how to stop the server on Linux, I'll grab that log
> file for you.
Assuming you have command line access:
Code:
sudo service logitechmediaserver stop
should work. If not, let us know.
LMS 7.9 on Vorte
Fumbling to turn the Radio on this morning, I was immediately struck by
how quickly 5 Live started to play. Since the streams switched to HLS,
there has always been a hiatus of several seconds before a stream was
audible. Now it is back to how it used to be: no more than a second or
two for any of
I have a problem with streams suddenly stopping dead too using Triode's
alpha plugin, it can be after just 5 seconds or 2 minutes or 30 minutes,
it happens a lot for On Demand, and sometimes on Listen Live too.
This is LMS 7.9 on OS X, happens with Squeezebox Touch, Squeezeplay OS
X, and iPeng P
So, the Linux buffering may be a different cause - I've just reconnected
to that server to collect the logs, and found that Listen Live (Non UK)
now plays fine - no rebuffering - buit switching back to windows still
stalls. So, something different in the two, although obviously both in
the same c
bpa wrote:
> I haven't bothered to look at the HLS code - I'm just trying to see what
> is different in the logs between windows and Linux and between RTMP /
> HLS on Windows.
>
> There are no EINTR events in the Linux logs - so why are they are there
> in the Windows logs. IIRC Windows Named Pi
utgg wrote:
> I suppose it could be something to do with EINTR. The sysread function
> in the HLS handler returns EINTR when there is no data - it would return
> EWOULDBLOCK if there were a file handle to wait on with 'select' - but
> there isn't one. This is how the HLS handler works - those EI
bpa wrote:
> I assume the Groovesalad aac stream http://somafm.com/groovesalad130.pls
> plays OK as well.
>
> It could be associated with the burstiness of HLS. Do you get the EINTR
> message in the log on Ubuntu ?
>
> There are comment in Perl forums that after EINTR, the interrupted
> system
utgg wrote:
> I had a chuckle at that. As I sit here with my 2mbps
> with-a-following-wind broadband, and BT saying they have no plans but
> may think about upgrading to 'superfast' here by 2018 (to guarantee a
> minimum 2mbps...). Not that I would entrust any of my data to the cloud
> anyway...
psketch wrote:
> So, there's just something funny with the buffering in the transcoding
> specifcally with the BBC app for some reason I guess - the test aac
> files play fine.
I assume the Groovesalad aac stream http://somafm.com/groovesalad130.pls
plays OK as well.
It could be associated with
PasTim wrote:
> Weird. I assume 'On Demand' is still OK?
>
> YOU'RE QUITE QUICK AT THIS STUFF AREN'T YOU!
>
> Last time I had a comms failure I had no line for 2 weeks (in deepest
> commuter-land)..
That's the power of the Cloud my friend - total time to get a working
Ubunta machine - 20
psketch wrote:
> OK - spun up a Ubuntu VM, installed 7.9 on it and it's very similar to
> the Windows version - the non-UK versions plays for a few seconds and
> then goes into rebuffering. Difference is that the linux version seems
> to recover from this and start playing again then stops again
PasTim wrote:
> It's fascinating how different people see things. The idea of 'My'
> music being in the cloud, managed by some corporate monster, and
> unavailable if there's a comms problem (I specialised in trying to make
> reliable systems when in IT), gives me the shivers just thinking about
PasTim wrote:
> Backups are easy - I have 3 in different places round the house, only
> one connected to my home network.
>
> I can't backup my comms in any easy fashion, and it does fail from time
> to time, so the cloud is much, much, less reliable than my home systems
> and I can do nothing a
psketch wrote:
> Embrace the Cloud! I must admit I worried much more about losing stuff
> through drive failure than I do about big brother wanting to listen to
> my Abba Greatest Hits album ;-). Now it's nice and safely stored
> elsewhere, backed up etc..
Backups are easy - I have 3 in differe
utgg wrote:
> I had a chuckle at that. As I sit here with my 2mbps
> with-a-following-wind broadband, and BT saying they have no plans but
> may think about upgrading to 'superfast' here by 2018 (to guarantee a
> minimum 2mbps...). Not that I would entrust any of my data to the cloud
> anyway...
castalla wrote:
> I use a Pi B without any problems - installed squeezeplug 7.50 which
> allows you to set up LMS, etc. easily. I guess the only drawback is
> that indexing is a little slow - depends on the size of your music
> library.
>
> I agree with PasTim about cloud storage!
Embrace the
psketch wrote:
> ... as we all transition to cloud, ... with high speed broadband
> connections now becoming so widespread ...
I had a chuckle at that. As I sit here with my 2mbps
with-a-following-wind broadband, and BT saying they have no plans but
may think about upgrading to 'superfast' here
I use a Pi B without any problems - installed squeezeplug 7.50 which
allows you to set up LMS, etc. easily. I guess the only drawback is
that indexing is a little slow - depends on the size of your music
library.
I agree with PasTim about cloud storage!
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini
psketch wrote:
> Firstly, thanks for the help and efforts on this - i do realise it's a
> bit of an "edge case" but, as you say, although it may be unique today
> it's probably uncovering some odd bufering issue which might show up for
> others and also as we all transition to cloud, others will
utgg wrote:
> Good theory, but I think the evidence from the log is that the data
> isn't being cut off - the first 32 seconds of stream data has definitely
> been received in the plugin, but only the first 3 seconds or so is
> played before the rest is lost somewhere in the transcode system.
>
PasTim wrote:
> But why only Live and not On Demand (both HLS)? What's so different?
That is a good question. There are several differences with On Demand -
the chunks of audio are 10 seconds long rather than 6.4 seconds long,
the bit rate will be different (I'm not sure what the non-uk On Deman
utgg wrote:
> Good theory, but I think the evidence from the log is that the data
> isn't being cut off - the first 32 seconds of stream data has definitely
> been received in the plugin, but only the first 3 seconds or so is
> played before the rest is lost somewhere in the transcode system.
But
trouty00 wrote:
> Has this been tested on 5.1? i installed and opened it up first time but
> after i closed it i cannot open it again.
Yes it has been tested on 5.1.
Maybe you unchecked "Show this screen at launch". Try launching again
and see if the icon appears in the notification area.
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Has this been tested on 5.1? i installed and opened it up first time but
after i closed it i cannot open it again.
'Custom Squeezebox Touch Wall Mount's Available'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?95114-Squeezebox-Touch-Wall-Mount-project-and-possibly-for-sale)
PasTim wrote:
> I wonder if it's worth stepping back briefly and making sure what your
> system is, what works and what doesn't. This is just random imaginings,
> so please ignore if I'm off-beam.
>
> As I understand it:
>
> - your LMS is on a Windows VM in Microsoft's Azure Cloud, which repor
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