Paul Webster wrote:
> perhaps you have a Windows shortcut stored somewhere in your music
> folders that points to drive C (perhaps created by mistake when trying
> to do a drag and drop).
Brilliant !
That was exactly the problem. Even though I had checked all new files
for bad tags, and
For years, I've had no problem running scans on my target folders but
suddenly LMS is scanning not only my music folders but the entire
C:\Windows folder structure as well.
You don't expose your LMS to the internet, do you?
Assuming you have verified that c:\ is not in your list of media sources
(Settings/Basic settings/Media folders) then perhaps you have a Windows
shortcut stored somewhere in your music folders that points to drive C
(perhaps created by mistake when trying to do a drag and drop).
Paul Webster
I was running LMS 8.2 (and have installed 8.3 in an attempt to fix the
issue below, with no luck) ...
For years, I've had no problem running scans on my target folders but
suddenly LMS is scanning not only my music folders but the entire
C:\Windows folder structure as well. This happened just
I think the date/time thing was a red herring. I deselected pre-caching
artwork in the Performance tab and things seems fine now.
Robert
*Home: *Raspberry Pi 3/piCoreplayer/LMS8.0.0/Material with files on
QNAP TS-251A
Touch > DacMagic 100 > Naim Audio Nait 3 > Mission 752 (plus Rega
Planar
It's a bit strange. The 01/01/1970 date is reported in the Material
skin, but the real date is reported in the default skin.
I have looked at the scanner log, which chimes with the scan choking on
finding artwork, and in particular with Spotty artwork. I'll have a
little poke around the Spotty
Grumpy Bob wrote:
>
> I have noticed that the completed scan details indicate that the scan
> was completed 01/01/1970 01:00:00 which I presume might be a potential
> cause for my New Music issue. However if I SSH into the Pi, the date
> command indicates that the Pi has the correct date and
Gobuleberbu wrote:
> Ive noticed a different but somewhat similar observation recently
> (July). My alarms started at the wrong time, although the date command
> reported the accurate time. Im running my server on a picoreplayer
> device, although I do run it on a realtime audio core which is
Ive noticed a different but somewhat similar observation recently
(July). My alarms started at the wrong time, although the date command
reported the accurate time. Im running my server on a picoreplayer
device, although I do run it on a realtime audio core which is not
recommended...
I have been playing around with a little LMS device based on a Raspberry
Pi Zero (piCorePlayer 6.1.0, LMS 8.0) with files stored on a portable
Seagate drive. This is all working surprisingly well, with one issue:
the 'New Music' menu item remains resolutely empty even after several
rescans,
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