Is there any plan to bring out LMS version that will run natively on M1
Big Sur ? What is the rough time schedule ?
No plan so far. As Apple had announced the end of scripting on macOS a
while back, I was actually surprised to see Perl was still there on
these new machines... The pref pane pro
Is there any plan to bring out LMS version that will run natively on M1
Big Sur ? What is the rough time schedule ?
I just got new M1 Mac Mini and now I have to figure out which version of
LMS should I install ... I would prefer to wait for a stable LMS version
which is natively running on M1 th
OK. Let's see what happens.
Oh, and please check server.log for any hints about the crash (see
Settings/Information in LMS).
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Not using Tidal. Latest Nightly Build Installed.
OK. Let's see what happens.
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I've seen this on one of my booms a few times but not for at least a
year. All local music on a fast HD and reasonably fast linux box
running LMS. I was random playing a large playlist (few hundred songs)
and it seemed to happen after browsing forward/backward through the Now
Playing list.
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NAS! better than my Windows 10. Plays to around 8 headless units. Fab.
Happy Christmas!
gstalnaker wrote:
>
> Also, which SD cards are considered best when they are the primary
> "partition" for an operating system and a running server (like
> piCorePlayer
> and LMS)?
>
Can't really answer that because I don't run a Pi myself (or any other
hardware running from some type of memor
Hi.
Today I managed to update the package to 8.0.1 on my DS218, but it did
not solve all of the issues with the plugin:
- the Spotty plugin works fine.
- the Mixcloud plugin still says 'Redirection limit exceeded' when I try
to play a file.
- the Band's Campout plugin fails to load, after rest
Osamede wrote:
> Been running LMS on a headless Mac Mini for many years, for compactness
> and quietness. After many years of running LMS on Mac OS, I've found it
> very difficult over the past year or more, with either the server not
> visible, or the library showing empty because no access to
Hello
I am running pCP on a Pi1 and using the internal Jivelite user interface
driving a hdmi to vga interface and a vga monitor.
Is it possible to add a small screen, say 3.5 inch, showing VU meters.
Help appreciated.
Thanks
diode84
If you're running a Windows machine for other purposes, I'm sure you can
likely make LMS run just fine. However, if you just want a simple LMS
box, small, low power consumption, incredibly reliable, regularly
community maintained etc., then I'm not why you'd look past running LMS
on picoreplayer
gordonb3,
I typically schedule a full rescan each night at 2am. Is this not advised?
Also, which SD cards are considered best when they are the primary
"partition" for an operating system and a running server (like piCorePlayer
and LMS)?
I haven't changed that SD card in a LONG time (since it had
I thought there was an issue with the old perl version used on Windows.
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LMS runs just fine on win10. If you have a machine that's on all the
time anyway why add something else to maintain. As to the windows
updates, you can specify what time of day the machine will restart an
you can set LMS to auto start either when the machine starts or initial
logon (I prefer the
bpa wrote:
> If you haven't used Win10 before, I find the automatic updates which
> reboots the PC at strange or inconvenient times may not be the best
> chocie for a 24/7 LMS server.
That, and of course the fact that a machine capable of running Windows
10 24/7 consumes more power than would be
gstalnaker wrote:
> Osamede,
> It is stable for months at a time (though there are times, like this
> very
> morning, where I have to delete LMS prefs/cache and rebuild the library
> after unrecoverable LMS DB errors that no one on this Forum can help
> with).
>
I don't know how often you do a
If you haven't used Win10 before, I find the automatic updates which
reboots the PC at strange or inconvenient times may not be the best
chocie for a 24/7 LMS server.
A Pi4 based system gives good performance, easy to update and also easy
to leave alone for months at a time until you have to upd
carsten_h wrote:
> I had the LMS folder on an USB stick and now I changed this stick. The
> old one allowed only 100MB/s read and 30MB/s write and the new one
> allowes 300 MB/s read and 100 MB/s write. The scan of the whole library
> is much faster now and I have no slowing down any more. Also
I had zero issues when I was running on a Win10 machine. It just worked.
But I now prefer a rPi4B, with attached USB drive, running
piCorePlayer. Entire setup is smaller than a paperback book, can be
located next to your router, and run 24/7 with essentially zero
intervention. I set one up for
>
> Kids will learn faster than you'd think ;-). I'm not saying they'll
> learn faster how to mess with the settings, but how to use the Radio!
>
Thanks - you are right! though I'd prefer to block the presets - at
least for a year. And even I accidently overwrote my presets by pressing
too lo
mherger wrote:
> > Nothing online and the storage is also local to the server (SATA).
> Guess
> > it might qualify as a slow server though...
>
> Would the disk potentially spin down when listening to long tracks?
>
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If you mean go to park, no. That has been deliberately disa
Osamede,
Check out using a Raspberry Pi and piCorePlayer (google both). I have two.
One in my bedroom as a headless player (output via 1/8" jack to speaker)
and a second in my living room that is both player (output via digital out
to stereo, HiFiBerry Digi+ addon card, google HiFiBerry for that)
Osamede wrote:
> Been running LMS on a headless Mac Mini for many years, for compactness
> and quietness. After many years of running LMS on Mac OS, I've found it
> very difficult over the past year or more, with either the server not
> visible, or the library showing empty because no access to
Been running LMS on a headless Mac Mini for many years, for compactness
and quietness. After many years of running LMS on Mac OS, I've found it
very difficult over the past year or more, with either the server not
visible, or the library showing empty because no access to the files.
LMS is the on
Nothing online and the storage is also local to the server (SATA). Guess
it might qualify as a slow server though...
Would the disk potentially spin down when listening to long tracks?
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Nothing online and the storage is also local to the server (SATA). Guess
it might qualify as a slow server though...
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You're right - in case anyone finds this thread later, now that I think
about it I didn't have questions during "make install" either, it was
during the perl commands as well. I do remember that there was one
question that didn't have a default y/n, but now I'm not sure which way
I answered it. I
Since Synology, unfortunately, stopped their support for the Logitech
Media Server on their NAS (like my DS218+), I'm considering to upgrade
the package to the version found here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsupdate/files/DSM6.x/
But I'm hesitant to upload this package: how can I roll ba
I am currently trying to get the lms docker container running on my
Synology DS218+, following the setup on
https://hub.docker.com/r/lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver.
There's one thing I cannot get to work: the mappings to the media
files... (minor detail, duh.. :-) )
I need two mappings, one to
_â¢_Nope,_we_didn't_fix_ReadyNAS._At_all._
Scared that the tweak that made it work on the previous version was
taken out...
The "fix" and above comment were only related to really old ReadyNAS
devices, running Raidiator v4 or similar. They were still running Perl
5.8. If you're on something
mps wrote:
> Hi Ligérien,
> Just wondering if LMS 8 is continuing to work well on OS 6.
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
Hello Mike,
Yes, it is working fine until now!
I did not upgrade to the next proposed nightly 8.0.1 - 1607593012
because I was a bit scared by the Release Note _below_:
2020-12-04
 Fi
Well it worked :):)
Excellent!
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Well it worked :):)
> Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.0 - 1608459382 @ Sun Dec 20 11:33:23
> CET 2020
>
> Hostname: ronnies-Mac-mini.local
>
> Server IP Address: 192.168.1.113
> Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
>
>
Odd bug, as I'm currently unable to reproduce it, but maybe it rings
some bells with someone.
It's something we've seen reported before. But I've never been able to
reproduce. I think some assumptions were around either online music
services (failed to load a track), or a disk which took too l
mherger wrote:
> What is confusing me the most is the
> seemingly inconsistent behaviour. Once the time is spent reading the
> files, once it's the FTS index creation.
I had the LMS folder on an USB stick and now I changed this stick. The
old one allowed only 100MB/s read and 30MB/s write and
the_arm wrote:
> Hi Man in a van - it turns out I just did this exact thing a few days
> ago on my mac, which is currently running Mojave. I assume it's the
> exact same process. Since I've been mooching off the expertise of others
> in this forum for years now maybe I can actually help!
>
> Ho
Thanks the_arm! As this is nothing I've done in more than a year, I'm
happy to see somebody's fresh responses :-)
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Odd bug, as I'm currently unable to reproduce it, but maybe it rings
some bells with someone.
Last night I used the search function to locate Christmas songs (it's
the season) in my library and hit `play`. Scanning the list of mostly
pretty horrible songs I started adding more songs and then whe
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