I don't know what Yapp is.
I have been running Debian testing for years, not going to switch back
to stable for LMS.
Is it possible to use a separate install of Perl (older version, not
from the debian repository) just for LMS? That might be a good
workaround.
DJanGo wrote:
> but you know what "search" is?
Of course. No need to be rude. I have searched and read dozens of
threads the past couple days before I decided to finally reply to this
one. I saw your "3 posts away" comment but wasn't able to find the one
you're referring to that addresses my
Hi,
sorry mate but 1st post and you get my attention...
drwtsn32 wrote:
> Any workarounds I can use until then? (And no, going to Debian stable
> is not an acceptable workaround.)
Yapp isnt a Workaround its called Best Practice.
Gruss
Jan
Mnyb wrote:
>
> However if the files pointed to in the playlist are not in the music
> directory */mnt/music/beets* they will be added .
>
> So some playlists pionts to */mnt/random* . thats it . Files in playlist
> outside the defined music directory will be added .
That's exactly what I am
Is it possibe to avoid that the files that are in my playlist files
(m3u) are added to the database (so they do not appear under albums,
artists, genres etc.) when scanning?
If you don't mind editing your playlists in a text editor: use LMS 7.9,
replace all file:// urls in your playlist with
xael wrote:
> If I do it like that, i can't play the playlists from LMS.
...if you would tell that fact in the first question.
Gruss
Jan
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If I do it like that, i can't play the playlists from LMS.
What I want is to be able to play the playlists via the playlist menu,
but not have its entries added to the LMS library.
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Wtf will resetting the router do? It's clearly a USB not ready issue.
That said I agree that W10 with a USB drive is not a sensible approach.
You will get issues with Windows power management, possibly Anti-Virus
software and general hardware disconnects that seem to affect desktop OS
more than
Ich habe jetzt mal LMS neu installiert, aber das gleiche Problem wie
zuvor...
Ich muss mich wohl nach einer Alternative umschauen.
Windows 8.1.1
Nokia Lumia running Windows Phone 8.1 and Soundicity
DSM 5.2 (Synology Disk Station 115) running LMS 7.9
RPI with a Hifiberry DAC+ running
Just my 2cents. I've never had issues with Windows and uSB drives. Win 7
thru 8.1 and lms 5.x thru 7.9.
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(all ethernet)
*Cottage:* VBA 3TB (2.3) > LMS 7.8 > Touch > Benchmark DAC I, Boom,
Radio w/Battery (all ethernet
I'll be damned. I just checked the player settings and crossfade was
OFF. I have no idea how it happened because I haven't touched the player
settings for years. Set crossfade to ON and everything is fine again.
Jeff52's
That works perfectly, thank you very much!
Code:
$ sed -i 's;file://;tmp://;g' *.m3u
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DJanGo wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> What stuff do you play?
> local radio
> what os are you using
> what player
> what ever
Same thing I've always used:
LMS installed to computer running Win 8.1. LMS is accessed by that
computer or via a networked computer running Win 7.
Playing songs from local
Hi,
Im running LMS7.9 on Ubuntu 15.10, spotify (triode plugin) stops working
after computer is rebooted, the only thing that starts spotify working
again is a LMS reinstall. When i say spotify doesnt work it just says
connecting when trying to play a track and the test via settings page
says
$ sed -i 's;file://;tmp://;g' *.m3u
Hehe... who needs a text editor when you have sed? Real men don't click! :-)
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Bravo very cool to use the temp playback feature in a playlist ! :)
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
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sub.
Yup, agreed that "stable" is not a solution. I've run "unstable" for
over 15 years now, on my main desktop, and internet-facing server, and
very rarely had a problem that wasn't quickly sorted. and I get far less
issues than friends running the latest stable Ubuntu, etc. Debian stable
is just way
I wasn't aware that the 5.22 issue, which has just broken LMS for me
too, had a quick solution, other than entirely building your own, which
I was going to try next.
I added binaries for Perl 5.22 x86_64 Linux last night. Please give it a
try. Thanks!
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Bravo very cool to use the temp playback feature in a playlist ! :)
That volatile file handler is way more helpful than I initially thought.
It helped me implement various features like continuing playback during
a wipe & rescan, d'n'd playback of any file through your browser.
Now I
Hello
Something strange has started to happen with my beloved Squeezebox
ecosystem !
When I start up my Win 10 laptop LMS server machine (latest 7.9x LMS
version) and try to play music via SqueezeCommander on S3 phone, a
playlist appears but no album art & nothing plays.
To get it working
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