bpa wrote:
> The "Listen again" feeds are gone. So no "Listen Again" in BBCiPlayer or
> Station menu in BBCiPlayerExtra.
>
> BBCiPlayerExtra A-Z, Genres & Podcasts still work - even for recent
> programmes as it uses a non-BBC Sounds browser based feed which still
> seems to be active.
>
> Up
mherger wrote:
> > I currently run LMS on a Seagate Dockstar as a server (HDD connected
> by
> > USB) running Debian Wheezy. My players are all Pis running pCP. Would
> > you suggest replacing the Dockstar with a Pi running LMS and
> continuing
> > with the players only running pCP? Or adding
mherger wrote:
> > I took the plunge and installed a fresh pCP (6.1.0) on a spare PiB
> > (rev2), added LMS, installed Spotty and got it all working. However,
> the
> > other pCp Pis are still only announced when using a device logged in
> to
> > Spotify with "my" credentials.
>
> Hmm... I'm
mherger wrote:
> > I currently run LMS on a Seagate Dockstar as a server (HDD connected
> by
> > USB) running Debian Wheezy. My players are all Pis running pCP. Would
> > you suggest replacing the Dockstar with a Pi running LMS and
> continuing
> > with the players only running pCP? Or adding
t; > are logged in with secondary spotify family accounts do not list any
> > playback devices that are connected via LMS 8.x but native devices
> like
> > the Denon show up fine.
>
> As furnace mentioned there are configurations where local announcements
>
> fail. In
san9jay wrote:
> Dear Michael,
>
> I have a Spotify family account and multiple picoreplayer raspberry Pi
> playback devices and one Denon amplifier with native Spotify connect
> support. The LMS server is running 8.x on windows and latest Spotty 4.4
> plugin.
>
> If i authorize Spotty using
furnace wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I've flirted with that setting in an attempt
> to troubleshoot the issue but no luck. It's currently unchecked but I
> can still only see the devices when using "my" phone or laptop. Seems
> odd, since as I understand it the purp
slartibartfast wrote:
> There is a setting in Spotty settings
> "Don't announce Squeezebox players running in Spotify Connect mode in
> your network. Check this option if you don't want your Spotify Connect
> enabled Squeezebox player to show up in all Spotify apps in your
> network."
> If this
furnace wrote:
> I use LMS 7.9.1, Spotty 4.4.0, Helper app 0.12.0
>
> Using Spotify on my Android (Pixel 2) device shows the RPi players on my
> network. However, other family members (using their Pixel 2) cannot see
> the players. In addition, one of the players occasion
furnace wrote:
> Incidentally, using Spotify on my laptop web browser (open.spotify.com)
> shows all the players. On my son's laptop (visiting for the weekend)
> they don't show when using the desktpop Spotify app
And when using a standalone Pi (no LMS) with Raspotify, the Spotif
furnace wrote:
> I use LMS 7.9.1, Spotty 4.4.0, Helper app 0.12.0
>
> Using Spotify on my Android (Pixel 2) device shows the RPi players on my
> network. However, other family members (using their Pixel 2) cannot see
> the players. In addition, one of the players occasion
I use LMS 7.9.1, Spotty 4.4.0, Helper app 0.12.0
Using Spotify on my Android (Pixel 2) device shows the RPi players on my
network. However, other family members (using their Pixel 2) cannot see
the players. In addition, one of the players occasionally disappears and
reappears. I have checked
philippe_44 wrote:
> I think its because they are moving to DASH including for webm. So I
> have to look into it (Ill see what @bpa has done) but its probably a
> big job so its very unlikely that I can work on a solution before weekS
Along with many others I'm sure, I'd like to thank
furnace wrote:
> Amazingly, all the apt-getting-upgrading plus your natty contribution
> seems to have partially worked. I now need to read the posts about
> missing Youtube API keys...
And 6 hours after starting, I have it working. It didn't appear to like
LMS 7.8.0 whereupon it coul
Man in a van wrote:
> I'm well familiar with "buggered up":(
>
> Why nor update one of the picorePlayer pi with LMS and just access your
> files on the Seagate?
>
> If funds allow, a new pi3 with raspbian Jessie_lite/lms is pretty stable
> and the wireless now works properly with the latest
Man in a van wrote:
> I'm well familiar with "buggered up":(
>
> Why nor update one of the pcP pi with LMS and just access your files on
> the Seagate?
I'm currently reaping the rewards of editing my "source list" and
upgrading/updating/downloading my stone age Debian OS in the vain hope
that
I have a feeling the version of Debian I am running may have been
deprecated since I get a bunch of 404 errors when running apt-get
upgrade and apt-get update. I'll poke around and see if I can truly
bugger it up
3 Pis running piCoreplayer served by LMS on a Seagate Dockstar running
Man in a van wrote:
> Is that a pogoplug thingy?
>
> I have no idea but most likely yes.
>
> did you run apt-get update?
>
> Maybe time to change from Squeezeplug?
Yes, I ran the update you suggested: the Putty output was the result.
showing the errors.
I have run LMS (the original
Man in a van wrote:
> You need to SSH into the Squeezeplug and run
>
>
>
> >
Code:
> > sudo apt-get install libio-socket-ssl-perl libnet-ssleay-perl
>
> >
>
>
> then restart the LMS (you might have to tick the install box again,
> but you
Man in a van wrote:
> Philippe is most likely using his snooze control at the mo.
>
> It's a plug in, here.
>
> 20520
I tried that one and got this:
which is why I thought his own repository might hold a more recent one
?
Any thoughts?
Philippe,
Thanks for what looks like a great plugin. What is the link to your
repository so I can try it out?
Thanks
3 Pis running piCoreplayer served by LMS on a Seagate Dockstar running
Squeezeplug . All controlled from the sluggish Web UI :( and the
sensational Squeezecommander App
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