I am running piCorePLayer with included LMS on a pi4, with USB out to a
3P DAC->amp. LMS has the Airplay plugin installed. Music files are on a
connected USB SSD.
Sometimes I control all this with SqueezePad on a iPad. This works, both
controlling play on rPi rendered or on network airplay
mherger wrote:
> > I have LMS 8.3 running on windows 11 on a nuc 10, feeding directly
> into
> > my Rotel A14 mk 2 via USB. I have a couple of playlists on Tidal
> between
> > 600 and 3000 (biggest). They all truncate between 500 and 550 tracks.
> I
>
> The problem is that as we can only get
I have been using LMS for about a year now, and for the last couple of
months or so, it has been crashing most likely when I do a rescan.
One time it even crashed after not using for several days, however I
have noticed that it crashes mostly when I rescan the library. Sometimes
by luck it will
mherger wrote:
> 127.0.0.1 or localhost always
> point to the system itself. If requested on a player, then that player
> would try to access the URL on itself, rather than the LMS machine.
Ugh, of course. Thank you.
-*lms 8.3.0* on debian jessie (x86-64)-
*touch w/ edo* --> benchmark
OK - I've now got it as an exception on outbound, and on inbound. And
LMS still refuses to log on to mysqueezebox. The user name and password
are the same as the ones I use to logon to mysqueezebox from the web, so
they are correct.
Would internet radio work through LMS?
Sep 17 00:27:58 squeezeplay: WARN applet.PatchInstaller - PatchInstallerApplet.lua:514 Mismatched sha on http://localhost:9000/html/VU/DarkMeter2-1.0.zip got da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 expected
You'll have to make sure that the URL in the install.xml is an absolut
URL, with
I have LMS 8.3 running on windows 11 on a nuc 10, feeding directly into
my Rotel A14 mk 2 via USB. I have a couple of playlists on Tidal between
600 and 3000 (biggest). They all truncate between 500 and 550 tracks. I
The problem is that as we can only get 50 items per request. Which means
that
mherger wrote:
> > What is the reasoning for this?
>
> Concentrate on core functionality. The Media server part hasn't seen any
>
> updates in years, and the number of problems I wouldn't be able to fix
> has increased.
Fair enough. I've kept using LMS for video to keep it simple. I'll
Man in a van wrote:
> No need to thank me, *@MrC* did the work, I just did the pointing :)
>
> ronnie
Yes, but you are the master Ronnie :p:cool:
So, my suggestion to use browse in the media folder selection would have
uncovered the problem?? Even a blind squirrel...:eek:
Jim
mherger wrote:
> > Which of the LMS executables do I need to specify to get through the
> > firewalls?
>
> IIRC it's SqueezeSvr.exe.
OK - I've now got it as an exception on outbound, and on inbound. And
LMS still refuses to log on to mysqueezebox. The user name and password
are the same as
In order to access "My Music", LMS needs to be running somewhere on your
LAN. Can you install it on another PC where you've mapped a drive to
your NAS music folder? Other people having a NAS have used a Raspberry
Pi as their server. piCorePlayer OS can run LMS. An inexpensive
Windows mini-PC
embryas wrote:
> Thanks so much to all who helped me here and especially to Ronnie! I can
> listen to my music library again!!!
No need to thank me, *@MrC* did the work, I just did the pointing :)
ronnie
Man in a
Hi.
In the past I used my Radio with LMS on a Synology NAS. Now, as you
probably know, DSM 7.0 doesn't support LMS anymore. Plus, my NAS doesn't
support Docker.
I tried to access my NAS's music folder with my radio (My Music, from
menu), but I am not aloud. The error is something "not find any
Thanks, Michael.
It is almost working.
At first the Plugins page was showing errors reading repo.xml, but that
turned out to be my fault -- I have "Block incoming conections" enabled
in Settings:Security. Adding 127.0.0.1 to the allowlist fixed that
problem.
But now there is a further
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