I'm very glad this came up! I've been having problems with both
CDPlayer and Wave Input plugins, which I can't solve. This does the
trick (mostly). I'm gathering it's an mp3 stream which isn't ideal, but
it gives me the option to stream across my system.
bpa wrote:
> The plugin relies on an old application which has not been updated to
> deal with Win10 and modern PC systems. I can't do anything more and
> since plugin is not used by many Window 10 users - I can't justify time
> on it when there are more pressing needs. My free time is finite.
bpa wrote:
> Windows 10 (or perhaps new PC hardware a such as USB-C) handles USB
> stuff differently and frankly cdda2wav & cygwin is very old - I have
> seen that cdda2wav cannot handle two USB devices at 0, 0,0 but if you
> look at Windows "View" of devices, it seems there is an extra
>
FYI, I was just playing a CD and when I plugged in an additional
exterior hard drive, it killed the sound and LMS showed "No CD in
Drive". I don't see anything distinctive about the drive locations or
lettering. I replicated the condition just to make sure. Ejecting this
new drive immediately
bpa wrote:
> Good that you have found a workaround.
>
> Thanks for persevering with the process - most give up with so many
> picky requests. It has added to our knowledge of new Win 10 quirks.
Thanks for your dedication. This community continuously amazes me. So
giving of time and
I went in to the computer's "device manager", disabled the empty card
reader, and voila!
C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache\InstalledPlugins\Plugins\CDplayer\Bin>cdda2wav
-scanbus
scsibus0:
0,0,0 0) 'HL-DT-ST' 'BD-RE WH16NS40 ' '1.03' Removable
CD-ROM
0,1,0 1) *
0,2,0 2) *
0,3,0
bpa wrote:
> I don't understand if the hardware hadn't changed and this is an
> internmal disk - how come this Micron disk was not shown in the file
> cdda2wav.txt that you posted a few days ago. It "feels" as if the
> hardware is not the same and so test result will be inconclusive.
I have
bpa wrote:
> The card reader is still blocking 0,0,0. Is the card reader still
> attached ? If so remove it - it is a USB hub- not a cable.
>
> Don't run as adminstrator.
There is a card reader with the computer. It was empty. Just to make
sure, I put in a SDHC card, right-clicked to
Here's what I did:
1. Shutdown LMS
2. Ejected all external HDs, except optical disc drive which remains
powered.
3. Restarted LMS with admin rights
4. Ran this command line, with admin rights:
C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache\InstalledPlugins\Plugins\CDplayer\Bin>cdda2wav
-scanbus
scsibus0:
First I feel I am no geting consistent information. Have you been
plugging disk in / out of your system while various test runs have been
done ?
**Not before now, as far as optical drive, but I have just now put in a
different, more modern disc drive (Blu Ray compatible) into the exterior
bpa wrote:
> OK. comparing the output from V3 version of cdda2wav (from cdrfte) and
> cdda2wav V2 fromCDplayer plugin - there is a difference so I'll need to
> test cdda2wav v3 to see if will work with CDplayer plugin as is or
> whether CDplayer plugin needs to be modified.
>
>
>
> If
attached are results of running command as administrator; still not
seeing optical drive, but it's on and working.
Also, attached shows server log upon launching with "run as
administrator"
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|Filename: 1046am 050120.txt
I now have the cmd prompt opened as administrator, but I don't know
where I need to be to run the script. This did not work, so I assume I
need to be somewhere else.
C:\Program Files (x86)\cdrtfe\tools\scripts>cdda2wav -scanbus
'cdda2wav' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
bpa wrote:
> The output produced by cdda2wav when run as a user (not admninstrator)
> is the same as the cdda2wav output seen my LMS and logged in server.log
>
> In both cases your CD drive is not shown. As note by Paul - please run
> the cdda2wav on a command prompt which is run as
ne message a day is
exchanged it could take 2 weeks.
To check windows behaviour/versions etc, I have to shut down a system,
reconfigure hardware and reboot windows - so I have to plan what I want
to test and when, to the most out of the test and minimise disruption to
my own setup..
Originally Posted
Hi,
I don't understand any of this, but here is what I found out.
Firstly, I open LMS automatically with startup of Windows. Just
recently, that resulted in the same lack of success, so I opened both
cdrtools and re-opened LMS as administrator, from the Windows start
menu. None of this
bpa wrote:
> The plugin gets the info on whats drives are available from the
> cdrtools. Could there be a permissions issue (e.g. LMS being run as a
> service)
I've made sure that all users (but it's only me) have all permissions.
No change, unfortunately. I wonder if it could be a Win 10
Hi, I've always loved this plugin, and have used it for years. It's
apparently not seeing my CD drive on my brand new desktop.
LMS 7.9.2, Windows 10 Pro. CDPlayer v1.10 is shown under active plugins.
When I go to settings, it shows "unassigned" under "CD Rom device
description on Windows"; I
Everything had been working just fine with WaveInput until I installed
JRiver as a music player on my Dell Vista desktop. Since then I have
not been able to get WaveInput to stream into LMS 7.9
I've uninstalled JRiver. I've uninstalled and reinstalled drivers as
well as WaveInput. I've tried
I needed to set Speakers/Headphones to the default device. Voila!
OK to delete this thread. Thanks.
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Onto something here... I had updated drivers a couple weeks before the
problem, essentially to utilize a s/pdif output that didn't have a
driver. The update correctly got me the s/pdif driver, but seemingly
made the stereo mix driver vanish. There is nothing to activate!
I'll investigate.
Wow. This appears to be a real problem. If you google no stereo mix
driver vista you'll see what comes up. It's apparently a big deal that
lots of manufacturers (including Dell) have intentionally ommitted the
Stereo Mix drivers. I'm guessing that I had an outdated XP driver on my
Vista
Got it! I got the drivers from the Realtek site, so Stereo Mix is back.
(SPDIF is gone, though... next issue, I guess)
Thanks!
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bpa wrote:
I don't run Windows normally but IIRC the shortcut was a LMS control
panel and not LMS.
If it is the control panel it offer 3 optiosn on how to run LMS - what
is set on your system ?
Don't start automatically.
I appreciate it very much!
from Control Panel information tab:
LMS version 7.7.3
CUT2013 (don't know what this means)
Operating system: Windows Vista - EN - cp1252
Platform Architecture: 586
Perl Verision: 5.14.1 - MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
Database Verion: DBD::SQLite 1.34_01 (sqlite 3.7.7.1)
I just checked, and the wavincmd.exe file was already noted in AVG as OK
(exceptions), apparently . I added SqueezeSvr.exe to the list.
I then applied, stopped LMS, restarted. No change.
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bpa wrote:
If by LED you mean the display then it seems to imply that the Favorite
you are playing has the URL wavin:0 - in which case there must be
something in the log file.
How are you looking at the log file ? Are using an editor ? If you are
using the WebUI then I guess you are not
Glad you have more information to work with; I must've done something
wrong before...
I start LMS via desktop shortcut icon after system has been booted.
Sometimes right after, sometimes not for a while, i.e. it varies.
Nothing new, here, for me.
For yucks and grins I just did an xilink reset
I suggest the following
1. Check the Settings/Plugins tab and make sure there is a tick mark
against the WaveINput plugin.
-**It is/was-
Note the version -(**1.05)- and whether the Settings links works. Report
back version and whether settings link works.
**I'm not sure if I'm understanding
bpa wrote:
The URL used to start the WaveInput plugin must begin with wavin: - so
what you have posted is not correct - you must edit the Favorites menu
to see the URL you are trying to use to start the plugin..
**Under favorites it's wavin:0 (and has always been). The URL I
posted was
I've used WaveInput frequently, and for years, without ever having a
problem until now. Looking at my Controller, or at the Web interface,
and at the Server Settings everything looks fine, e.g. the time counter
is working. However, looking at my players (2 Transporters) the time
counter is
bpa wrote:
Enable player.source logging to DEBUG (it is in WebUI
Settings/Advanced/logging ) - don't forget to click Apply.
Note start time, then try playing the waveinput Favorite you use. Wait
for about 1 minute and then stop stream and note time.
Copy all the lines from server log
I think the lines after pause are likely superfluous but I've included
them anyhow.
Thanks!
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