Philippe,
First, I want to thank you for all your hard work on developing products
that support the LMS/squeezebox system. Of course, it is not just you
but there are many others that volunteer their own time to contribute.
You have every right to be annoyed when someone complains in the manner
Zombie wrote:
> The point was to show you a much simpler solution than to fiddle with
> VPN etc. and expose your server.
> You ask for a quite advanced solution and then play the luddite card
> that you have no SD card in your phone...get a modern smartphone.
> Problem solved.
Not all modern
Michael and Ralphy, thanks for explaining codec. I hope now get it.
The encoding ability (which was never used in the hardware) was removed,
but the decoding ACC was retained and updated.
Thanks again!
Paul
P
ralphy wrote:
> Release 8.0.1_r16907 is now available via the plugin.
>
> See the ' community firmware plugin changelog'
> (https://ralph_irving.gitlab.io/lms-community-firmware/changelog.html)
> for details.
from the change log:
Update Fraunhofer FDK AAC Codec Library v2.0.3 and remove
cpd73 wrote:
> All I want to do is convert from an LMS track URL to the URL to access
> the track on the service's website. So, for spotify LMS has
> "spotify://track:TRACK_ID" - Material then simply converts this to
> "https://open.spotify.com/track/TRACK_ID; This URL is then use when
>
mhhd wrote:
> Dear Paul, dear Gary,
>
> Thank you very much for your response! It was the network connection!!
> Checking for networks with a wifi analyzer app, I got somehow shocked,
> as there were 25-30 overlapping access points in my tiny neighbourhood
> (3 years ago about 8). Interfearing
mhhd wrote:
> Sorry for missleading you :-(
> After about a day the radios disconnected from LMS 8.1.2 as well.
> So no solution yet and unfortunatelly no music...
>
> Would love if someone with more knowledge could dig into this...
> Thanks and regards,
> Martin
Try connecting using Ethernet
mrw wrote:
> I have encountered something similar, but perhaps not identical.
>
> See issue: https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezeos/issues/11
>
> In this case, it appears to be triggered by “perhaps high” overall
> memory usage in the Radio.
> I am presently monitoring that, to see if any
At my office, the WiFi router was turned off for several days while I
was away. After turning the router back on, the SB Radio would not
reconnect to my WiFi network. Attempts to use repair network failed.
Attempts to select and connect to the WiFi network failed. I rebooted
the radio. It
The SB Radio at my office has been exhibiting strange behavior since,
yesterday, when I installed the recent firmware Version 8.0.1 r16867. I
typically use mysqueezebox.com instead of running LMS on the work
computer as I mostly listen to a jazz radio station.
After coming back from lunch, in
JJZolx wrote:
> How does one roll back to the stock firmware?
>
> I've been having nothing but problems keeping the Radio connected to my
> wifi network. Nothing has changed with the network that worked for
> years, and other devices are having no issues. The Radio drops off after
> a period
When I do comparisons I use ABx testing. This means there are three
samples, and two are identical, ie A=x or B=x. I have to determine
which two samples are the same. If I cannot do that, then I conclude my
perception about hearing a difference, or tasting bottle differences in
wine, is wrong.
slartibartfast wrote:
> Another way of looking at it is that the more people that use a
> streaming service that does rely on mysqueezebox.com makes it more
> likely that Logitech will keep it running [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Lets hope so! :)
I use SB.Com at my
I am also interested is streaming service that works with LMS, but the
focus is on ease of use. Of course "ease of use" is subjective. For
many people on this forum with their technical skills, all might
considered easy to them!I have done the ABx listening tests so
lossless or 64 bit at a
slartibartfast wrote:
> That isn't actually an issue. The check box in Advanced settings is
> there in case you want to revert to the official firmware without
> uninstalling the plug in.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I went back to post 1 instructions. It does say to go to the
I figured out the problem. On LMS 8.1.1 running on PcP 8.0.0, under the
Settings>Plugin tab, the Community Firmware box was checked, and I had
restarted LMS. However, looking at the debug log it was looking to
"http://update.slimdevices.com/update/firmware/; for the firmware and
not
I am trying to install the community firmware on two of my SB radios
One Radio already has it installed.
I am running PcP on a 3b+ version 8.00. LMS 8.1.1. Yes, the Community
firmware plug-in box is checked and I restarted LMS.
I tried unchecking the Community firmware plugin, restart LMS,
cliver wrote:
> Everything has been restarted several times.
>
> Sent from my SM-G986B using Tapatalk
Double check that the Community Firmware is a Enabled plugin.
The Radio has second menu location for a software update under:
Settings>Advanced>Diagnostics>Software Update
If you have
cliver wrote:
> I managed to fix this. I used the Material Skin interface and the page
> came up with instructions on how to install the applet. I now don't get
> the error.
> My next issue is that I have the community firmware plugin installed but
> I am not getting the update on my SB Radios.
I am not sure if this belongs here, so it it belongs somewhere else, let
me know.
I have an SB Radio on firmware 8.0.1-r16835. When I returned to my
office, one of my Red Radio's wifi had the red symbol so it was not
connected. My other Back Radio four feet away was fine. I have had
some
cpd73 wrote:
> Use http:// SERVER:9000/material to access Material skin, and http://
> SERVER:9000/Default to access default skin.
>
> Also, as stated literally a few posts ago, you can configure the browse
> modes (Artists, Music Folders, etc) in Material by accessing its
> 'Settings' dialog
I have heard the Material Skin is great so I wanted to give it a try.
There is a learning curve to figure out where stuff is located, but that
should be expected.
I copy a podcast to a podcast music folder, and then play it using the
music folder option. This avoids having to rescan for a
mrw wrote:
> At the risk of teaching grandmothers to suck eggs, have you tried
> manually setting your router/access point to use a channel that differs
> from your neighbour's choice of channel ? This is something I have had
> to do in a similar circumstance, because my access point seemed to
I was reading through the thread to find what improvements or issues are
resolved by installing the community firmware update. It was not until
post#130 that I found a link to a list:
https://ralph_irving.gitlab.io/lms-community-firmware/changelog.html
I recommend the first post be edited to
I am moving from a SB classic3 to the Touch so I need a new IR Blaster
configuration file to control my Rotel RSP-1098. The file above from
epoch1970 works, except for the volume control. I downloaded the
WinLIRC program to create the file, read the information, but I am
having zero success. I
of codes placed into the plug-in directory. I have an
RSP-1098 and am looking for the power on, volume up, volume down, and CD
source code (or an aux input).
Voskuh and epoch1970, apparently you got it to work with a rotel gear.
Could you post the file witht he right codes?
Thanks
P Nelson
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