Redrum wrote:
> Having said all of that, being an engineer, I don't discount the
> possibility that I might be the only one that can see this, and I am
> missing something fundamental.
You're not alone. I have used playlists of radio stations in the past,
and encountered many of the same
bpa wrote:
> The LMS 7.7 and KIRO stream is from the 2011 post and not the most
> recent poster - 10 years later.
Yikes! I hadn't noticed that. Obviously unrelated to the streaming mode
setting that didn't exist until recently.
I've seen a similar effect recently (though on my Windows server the
impact is only about 5-10% CPU use), have not determined any rhyme or
reason as to what causes some stations to exhibit it.
I have noticed, however, that I can eliminate the higher CPU usage by
changing "Streaming mode for
Apesbrain wrote:
> I'd stay away from "mesh" routers as it seems they don't play well with
> the Radio.
I have had absolutely no issues with my Radio on an eero mesh system.
Perhaps I am just lucky :)
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mherger wrote:
> > Hopefully, Michael will be able to look try adding the 1.02 check and
> > spin a new build to test.
>
> I forgot to apply the change needed for LMS to pick up the 1.02 perl
> file for the scanner. Only did it for the server part. New build should
>
> be available soon.
skind56 wrote:
> Thanks Michael, used 7.9.3 nightly and itÂ’s working now.
>
> Steve
Same here. This resolves a similar issue I have been having with my LMS
on Windows recently.
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M_Meyer wrote:
>
> Anybody else running LogitechMediaServer under Windows 10? Without
> problems?
>
Yes, since Win10 first released. No problems.
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squeezetux wrote:
> Well, it does stick in these xml files in the folder where it save info
> on the artist, etc. You're right, I'll give it a try ... your response
> was reassuring. I'll let you know how it goes.
>
> Thanks
I don't use Emby for music, only video. I believe, though, that
I no longer have this issue on my system (LMS 7.9 on Windows 10).
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Videopac wrote:
> It seems unlikely to me that TuneIn collects that metadata and images
> themselves.
They do, actually.
As for a direct stream URL favorite, if you find a suitable image on the
web you could edit the favorites.opml file in the LMS Prefs directory
and change the icon URL for
I had no problems installing that nightly LMS build on after updating
Windows 10 to the Fall Creators update. I have Windows Defender as well
as Malwarebytes running, and neither picked up a problem with the LMS
exe.
I would find this handy as well
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No, as it wasn't executing anyway. But just in case, I removed the
shortcut from the startup folder (and do so again each time I install a
new nightly).
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philippe_44 wrote:
> As all I wanted was ReplayGain for local files I found a solution to
> only transcode local files.
That is what I was going to ask. Since the Replay Gain via PCM
conversion was working fine with local files, and not really relevant to
remote streams anyway, is there a way
philippe_44 wrote:
> As all I wanted was ReplayGain for local files I found a solution to
> only transcode local files.
And it works -- no more chipmunks. Thanks!
BTW, the LMS "Volume Adjustment for Remote Streams" setting works on my
other players, but for whatever reason does not seem to
pippin wrote:
> Umm MP3 is always 44.1/16
You know more about this than I, but I don't think that is true. I know
I have a few MP3s in my collection that were purchased/downloaded with
sample rate of 48 kHz, and there are some radio stations I listen to
(usually talk or "old time radio")
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