streifenleopard wrote:
> I still don't understand how I can convert FLACs on the server to MP3s
> on my smart phone when I download them.
I have no idea if it would be practical in your situation, but I use
'mp3fs' (https://khenriks.github.io/mp3fs/).
My music library is on a Linux server and
th00ht wrote:
> Not sure why this happened but these tracks were created in 2006 ...
This is a complete guess, but are the MP3 files VBR encoded? If so, that
may be the source of the problem, especially if the duration is being
reported incorrectly, too.
You might want to try using mp3val (it'
mark-e-mark wrote:
> ... I rebooted the server. LMS was able to login immediately ...
Glad it worked out. Sorry for my misdirection: the OS will use the
edited hosts file immediately, but LMS clearly gives up on mysb.com if
it isn't there when LMS starts.
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Nick.
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mark-e-mark wrote:
> I wonder if the networking module uses the host file so that a
> non-listed IP could get refused.
The hosts file will be used in preference to a DNS query for the given
domain names. You can edit the hosts file, as root, and comment each of
those lines (with #). After saving
