dhallag wrote:
> yea you'll have to run two LMS's. since you have to run two LMS at two
> different locations, I would just be sure they are on the same processor
> ARM or x86 and operating system, this way you can just set up one, then
> save the setup file and install that setup file to the
d6jg wrote:
> I ran LMS on QNAP for quite a few years. Initially on a TS-109P and then
> on a 4 bay TS-419. Both are ARM.
> The 419 still hosts my media files but I now also have a TS-251 at a
> remote location and use the built in Remote Replication to keep them in
> sync.
> I run an old HP
I run LMS on my QNAP NAS using the Docker (container) method by Oyvindo
(https://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=354=123933=LMS+docker)
There is also a QNAP App package which is being developed by Freaksat
(https://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=123=139286) and initially this
worked fine for me.
Running LMS on my Synology DS 718+ (with upgraded RAM) and hosting
33.669 titels on there.
I have not had any issue with this setup so far and would not see any
reason to highly recommend it IF you need NAS functionality for other
things.
If not a NAS might be a bit of a heavy weight solution.
dhallag wrote:
> I have LMS running on a 10 year old QNAP NAS, the TS-219P+. It's an ARM
> based processor NAS. There is a grace in running LMS on your NAS. I
> would say if you want to go this route, definitely get an x86 processer
> NAS and not an ARM based. This will allow you to install
I have LMS running on a 10 year old QNAP NAS, the TS-219P+. It's an ARM
based processor NAS. There is a grace in running LMS on your NAS. I
would say if you want to go this route, definitely get an x86 processer
NAS and not an ARM based. This will allow you to install LMS from a
package that
Running LMS on a Synology NAS is doing a great job for me. Once you have
installed the Synology app (package), you connect with a web browser.
The user interface is the same as the windows based LMS. I have already
installed it on three different Synology boxes. As Michael indicated,
the current
I have 2 instances of LMS running on QNAP NASÂ’ and with the new Qpkg
provided by digimaster it runs as well as it has ever run on any other
platform (windows or pi) - including the support for spotty with no
issues, Musicip (included). Available in the EUclup qpkg repository
iirc. It might only
I have LMS running on a QNAP NAS, and I'm quite happy with it. I don't
use the official QNAP LMS app, though. (they only support an old
version, pretty out of date) And I wasn't interested in all the hoop
jumping required to get the newer versions up and running directly.
Instead, I use
pinkdot wrote:
> If you are buying a nas just to run LMS than I agree with you @d6jg.
> If you need a NAS anyway, why not install LMS on if a software package
> is available. Synology might be worth looking at. NAS these days are
> powerful enough to gave a responsive LMS experience.
I
d6jg wrote:
> I concur that running LMS directly on a NAS is not the best approach
> these days.
>
If you are buying a nas just to run LMS than I agree with you @d6jg.
If you need a NAS anyway, why not install LMS on if a software package
is available. Synology might be worth looking at. NAS
I concur that running LMS directly on a NAS is not the best approach
these days.
I used to run on a QNAP but like others found that firmware updates
caused serious issues which although I could always fix simply took up
too much time.
I initially moved LMS to a different Linux server but have
I used to run LMS on a QNAP NAS, but I found it a hassle to maintain.
Now I keep the files on the NAS and run LMS on a Raspberry Pi, which
seems to work well for me. The Pi is running piCorePlayer.
Robert
*Home: *Raspberry Pi 3/piCoreplayer/LMS7.9.2 with files on QNAP
TS-251A
Touch >
I'd like to move LMS and my music library to a NAS. The Wiki on this
topic seems pretty far out of date.
Can anyone advise me on what type NAS I should get, and how to install
LMS on it?
I don't need anything fancy. 2 TB of disk space would be great. Even
greater if it's an SSD drive.
Will
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