pinkdot wrote:
> No, binaries and libraries in LmsRepack and LmsUpdate are the same.
> Something is pointing at another location than
> /volume1/@appstore/LmsRepack/lib.
> Yet to figure out what :confused:
OK thanks for looking into. At least there is a functioning workaround
for now!
HB
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HeadBanger wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> Yes, installing the Synology LMS seems to fix it. Is it that the repack
> LAME version is incompatible and it finds the required one in LMS
> update?
No, binaries and libraries in LmsRepack and LmsUpdate are the same.
Something is pointing at another location
streifenleopard wrote:
> Hi there,
> However it is only now that the question pops up if it will be possible
> to transfer setting etc. from the 7.9.0 installation?
This is not recommended, but could be done with some commands using ssh.
>
> In addition I cannot get 7.9.1 to display the reason
pinkdot wrote:
> It looks like we have a problem with transcoding. During transcoding it
> looks like LmsRepack is looking at /SqueezeCenter, the previous install
> location of LMS. I'm looking into this issue but it's hard to find.
>
> Current workaround:
>
> - Stop LmsRepack
> - Install
Hi there,
I have installed the 7.9.1 package on my DS 115.
Following the steps to display the package in the package centre worked
and consequently the package displayed and I could download and install
it easily.
However it is only now that the question pops up if it will be possible
to
It looks like we have a problem with transcoding. During transcoding it
looks like LmsRepack is looking at /SqueezeCenter, the previous install
location of LMS. I'm looking into this issue but it's hard to find.
Current workaround:
- Stop LmsRepack
- Install LmsUpdate
- Stop LmsUpdate
- Start
philippe_44 wrote:
> I don't think there is anything to be done to iplayer. It's more likely
> to be something related to UPnPBridge but, as you said we (you) already
> have made a lot of (!) attempts to understand the issue.
It's probably an M1 CLiC issue - let's not pursue that any further :)
PasTim wrote:
> I've tried every combination I can think of, including transcoding to
> pcm, removing my flac to flac conversion (custom-convert), all 3
> upnpbridge flac header settings, all with no luck on my M1 CLiC. I
> don't think this is worth pursuing unless it might reveal a tweak
bpa wrote:
> Triode originally implemented the transcoding for AAC and it was aimed
> at older SB players.
> I was just aiming at doing enough getting Flac going within the test
> timeframe.
>
> As DASH Flac will be now be tested again for the Proms, there will
> probably be a need for an
Hello again
as I was lucky with previous questions, I'm trying another one.
I created a template with SDT and Custom Clock Helper which I'm happy
with. I tried to export it to backup it but the "export" button in LMS
custom clock helper config page doesn't work. I tried it with firefox,
ie and
PasTim wrote:
> Whereas aac is somewhat less common, so needs the transcoding option. I
> am sure 99.9% of players do play flac, and my player does, except when
> it doesn't
>
> I suspect streaming flac wasn't considered worthy of testing by all
> player designers (TIDAL et al didn't
bpa wrote:
> I didn't bother with the adding flac to the transcoding part of
> BBCiPlayer (it's a bit cryptic) as I thought all player can play Flac
> natively.
Whereas aac is somewhat less common, so needs the transcoding option. I
am sure 99.9% of players do play flac, and my player does,
PasTim wrote:
> UPnP devices are rather unpredictable beasts. Quite often I find I have
> to repeat tests and get different results depending on whether the
> machine has just been switched on or not (sometimes a failed test seems
> to muck up the player software).
>
> For info only, my M1
jacobacci wrote:
>
> Would it be possible to include a per-player menu point in LMSSettings
> that allows to set the maximum PCM samplerate that is supported by the
> DAC / Squeezebox combination?
I second this proposal..
Plus I have a renderer which supports only MP3, so I would like if LMS
I have just been listening to "Sunday Morning" and can confirm that it
works just fine with my SB Classic, SB Radio and my piCore Player (it
also syncs fine). :)
copperstate's Profile:
UPnP devices are rather unpredictable beasts. Quite often I find I have
to repeat tests and get different results depending on whether the
machine has just been switched on or not (sometimes a failed test seems
to muck up the player software).
For info only, my M1 CLiC will not play Radio 3
pinkdot wrote:
> Which version of lmsrepack is installed?
> Make sure you run the latest from the new repo!
Hi Martin,
This one:
http://server.pinkdot.nl/sspks/?arch=avoton
Is this the latest one?
HB
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receiver with iPeng 9 served by Synology
1815+ and LMS
HeadBanger wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> Although LAME is packaged in your latest 7.91 and LMS also reports that
> it is correctly installed it does not actually play anything if convert
> to MP3 is selected. Is it possible that a wrong version of LAME has been
> included?
>
> Can you try on yours
Verulamius wrote:
> I can confirm that the BBC DASHed FLAC is playing well through my CCA
> devices without any problems. Sound quality is good.
>
> My audio codec settings on the squeeze2cast bridge are to automatically
> use FLAC as the preferred parameter (as all my stored music is in FLAC
I can confirm that the BBC DASHed FLAC is playing well through my CCA
devices without any problems. Sound quality is good.
My audio codec settings on the squeeze2cast bridge are to automatically
use FLAC as the preferred parameter (as all my stored music is in FLAC
format). That might be
Hi Martin,
Although LAME is packaged in your latest 7.91 and LMS also reports that
it is correctly installed it does not actually play anything in convert
to MP3 is selected. Is it possible that a wrong version of LAME has been
included?
Can you try on yours to verify please? Thanks as always
I have two DACs that run off two SBTouch via USB.
- Chord Mojo, capable of 768kHz PCM and DSD256
- Weiss DAC202+ capable of 384kHz PCM and DSD128
The limit of the Squeezebox with Enhanced Digital Output is 192kHz PCM
and DSD64. The two DACs are reported by LMS as being capable of the PCM
rates
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