Triode wrote:
> Updated version in git with higher resolution home menu icons for grid
> view (thanks Michael).
> Should also go back on the left button from the 1st item in a menu (as
> proposed by Erland)
>
> Still thinking about how to best do the other comments from Erland.
I compiled and i
Updated version in git with higher resolution home menu icons for grid
view (thanks Michael).
Should also go back on the left button from the 1st item in a menu (as
proposed by Erland)
Still thinking about how to best do the other comments from Erland.
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mherger wrote:
> > Code:
> >
> > /music/8763ea63/cover_50x50_p.png
> > ...
> > /music/8763ea63/cover_300x300_p.png
> >
>
> First of all I'd not use the .png. This way the server would return
> whatever is most efficient. In many cases it doesn't m
Possible you could just rigth click and do it via the gui , if you
innstalled ubuntu with the desktop or is it ubuntu server without any
desktop ?
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jhnpennington wrote:
> Thank you so much for all your help, it's really unsettling being a newb
> all over again!
> When you say navigate to the music directory, what does that mean, and
> how do i do it?
Navigating to the music directory simply means going to that directory
(or equivalently, fol
jhnpennington wrote:
> When you say navigate to the music directory, what does that mean, and
> how do i do it?
Are you familiar with the Linux command line?
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dsdreamer wrote:
> I got discouraged when I couldn't find a "select" key on the SBT remote
> I was using with FLIRC. I assumed that now that the linear list paradigm
> has gone, use of the left and right arrows for "do this" and "go back"
> must be replaced by something, but by what? After a few
aubuti wrote:
> Here is one (of many) short tutorials:
> http://www.linux.org/article/view/file-permissions-chmod. The Ubuntu
> website also has tons of information like this for new users.
>
> You could also set the file and folder permissions by opening a terminal
> window, then navigating to
jhnpennington wrote:
> How would I change the permissions?
Here is one (of many) short tutorials:
http://www.linux.org/article/view/file-permissions-chmod
You could also set the file and folder permissions by opening a terminal
window, then navigating to the music directory, and giving the follo
ab.wagener wrote:
> Audio out was sglt5000, alsa parms 40::24 and max sampling rate default
> (96K?). I was fine without cpupower.service running.
Thanks. I'll do some more testing myself.
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I'm not going to do this initial release of the "Web-GUI
fstab/mount/partition/format" as an open beta. There is just too much
risk of people doing silly things (or things I haven't planned for) and
possibly data loss.
Unless you have already mounted a drive/share by editing fstab yourself,
plea
hagensieker wrote:
> ... Again not too much of a problem although I had to change the
> /etc/asound.conf file to get it to work with out pops and cracks.
> (somebody else's find and my cut and paste).
Could you clarify this? What did you put in asound.conf to make it work
OK?
KERNEL BUILDING
Another loose end. (I promised to document this.) Unless you are
patient, (I'm not), and have a couple of hours to spare, you probably
don't want to be building the kernel on the Wandboard itself. The source
rpm can be built on the device or cross compiled from a Fedora
i686/x86_6
dsdreamer wrote:
> I noticed that Triode's FLIRC file, though very useful, was missing some
> keys I like to use (such as jump to "now playing"). I also programmed
> the fast-forward and rewind keys to be track-seek forward and track-seek
> backward since the FLIRC can't currently understand pres
Mnyb wrote:
> If you cant set "music folder" in the settings you have a permssion
> issue .
>
> The LMS user is not allowed to read ubuntus music folder ,so change the
> permissions for the music folder so that it is readable for all users.
>
> Further if you want to save playlist the playlist
I noticed that Triode's FLIRC file, though very useful, was missing some
keys I like to use (such as jump to "now playing"). I also programmed
the fast-forward and rewind keys to be track-seek forward and track-seek
backward since the FLIRC can't currently understand press-and-hold type
operations
Have a read of this:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Debian_Package
It should help to explain what is happening with your files, file
permissions etc. Ubuntu/Linux is fun and very useful, but like every new
o/s it takes a bit of learning. As you can see from all the replies you
are getting,
jhnpennington wrote:
> I only seem to be able to access web remote control, I can't get direct
> access to the server software itself like I would on a PC.
> Because of this, I can't scan for music files that I have installed in
> the Music Folder.
On the web remote control, click on Settings in
Triode wrote:
> Has anyone else tested the grid branch using the standard HD skins? - I
> would like to validate that there are no obvious regressions before
> merging the grid branch into the main branch - looking for confirmation.
> [I know there's lots more to do on the grid view, but I am hop
If you cant set "music folder" in the settings you have a permssion
issue .
The LMS user is not allowed to read ubuntus music folder ,so change the
permissions for the music folder so that it is readable for all users.
Further if you want to save playlist the playlist folderr must also be
writab
jhnpennington wrote:
> I only seem to be able to access web remote control, I can't get direct
> access to the server software itself like I would on a PC.
I don't understand this. I presume you have web page port 9000 open and
you have the standrad web to play music etc and you can also click
Hi,
I am running LMS on an Asus netbook (X101CH) that I have converted to
Ubuntu (32 bit).
I am using the netbook as a NAS.
I have used LMS extensively on my Windows 7 laptop, but wanted to have a
separate NAS for the Squeezebox.
The netbook is wired to the router, and the router connects to the S
Hi,
I am running LMS on an Asus netbook that I have converted to Ubuntu (32
bit).
I am using the netbook as a NAS.
I have used LMS extensively on my Windows 7 laptop, but wanted to have a
separate server/NAS for the Squeezebox.
The netbook is wired to the router, and the router connects to the SB
It's not a good idea to cross post as answers will be pslit across the
threads.
First, give provide more details.
What sort of player ?
What sort of network ?
What type of netbook - processor / memory
What version of Ubuntu and is it a 64 or 32 bit kernel ?
Is this a first time LMS, a version of
Hi,
I feel really out of my depth here.
I have just installed Logitech Media Server on a netbook running
Ubuntu.
I have managed to install it OK, and can stream Spotify etc.
However, it only runs on the web interface, and I can't find out how to
get it to scan and find my own music, which I have l
Triode wrote:
> Could you try this modification to the LocalPlayer handler - I think
> this will mean it automatically avoids direct access for virtual tracks
> as used by CUE sheets.
I did a quick test last night. (Had to make a file to test with as I
didn't have any.) The "!$song->track->vir
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