You have not innstalled the UPNP bridge plugin by phillipe or whitebear
( another upnp add on ).
And rebooted after unistalling a grundmans upnp plugin ?
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thomas b wrote:
> ANDY GRUZMAN'S plug in is already disabled so I need another method, but
> thanks for the feedback!
I had issues with installing Twonky years ago, while running LMS.
Different symptoms to you though.
IIRC, they both use 9000 port as default. Not sure where that setting
is wi
thomas b wrote:
> ANDY GRUZMAN'S plug in is already disabled so I need another method, but
> thanks for the feedback!
If the plugin is indeed disabled, then your Cambridge isn't connecting
to LMS, plain and simple.
I think you need to describe your problem a little better. Where is
Twonky insta
Under -Settings---Advanced---Remote Music Library- disable
"uPnp/DLNA-Client".
Mayhaps that helps.
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d6jg wrote:
> If both Twonky & LMS are working on the same machine they are already on
> different ports. These are the web interface ports only. It's a red
> herring to your problem.
>
> You definitely need the --noupnp option but I can't recall where it is
> set (particularly on a Mac).
>
> S
Sorry missunderstod op disabling the upnp plugin should do the trick (
Andy grundmans plugin ) or any other plugin thats makes LMS an upnp/dlna
server .
I thougth this was disabled by default ? , they are not nedeed for
normal squeezebox operation , but are for when you actually want to use
LMS wi
Mnyb wrote:
> Sometimes you need to change port 9000 in LMS or Twonky to something
> else like 9001 .
>
> There is a setting in LMS for this .
thomas b wrote:
> if you have a bit more info/ instruction on this I'd be really
> grateful.
> Tx
If both Twonky & LMS are working on the same machine
Mnyb wrote:
> Sometimes you need to change port 9000 in LMS or Twonky to something
> else like 9001 .
>
> There is a setting in LMS for this .
if you have a bit more info/ instruction on this I'd be really
grateful.
Tx
t
d6jg wrote:
> Changing the port won't stop the Cambridge seeing LMS via upnp. IIRC you
> need to start LMS with the --noupnp option. Google it and you'll find
> the right syntax.
I googled it and the info is beyond my limited understanding. if you
have any specific instructions for the layman, I
Mnyb wrote:
> Sometimes you need to change port 9000 in LMS or Twonky to something
> else like 9001 .
>
> There is a setting in LMS for this .
Changing the port won't stop the Cambridge seeing LMS via upnp. IIRC you
need to start LMS with the --noupnp option. Google it and you'll find
the right
Sometimes you need to change port 9000 in LMS or Twonky to something
else like 9001 .
There is a setting in LMS for this .
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Not sure I understand your question, but I believe what you want to do
is to disable the UPnP/DLNA plugin in LMS. That way your Cambridge
player shouldn't see the LMS instance.
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yesterday I installed LMS on a new Macbook pro to use as a 'server' with
a Squeezebox Touch.
at the same time the laptop/ server is appearing as a 'Library' in the
app for my Cambridge CXN Media player. I do not want the Cambridge CXN
app to be connected to the laptop LMS.
I am looking at set
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