I have a Logitech Squeezebox connected to an LMS box based on kubuntu,
all wired and recently it has been dropping out regularly.
I haven't bothered to try to sort this problem, but I must say I can't
understand random attacks of particular products with the complainers
having exactly no informat
kidstypike wrote:
> > ArtiB wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > You've got LMS installed on your pi?
> >
> > You need to open a web browser and type in the > pi:9000> when LMS on your Pi opens, go to Settings > Basic settings and
> > enter the path to the USB drive that contains your music files, then d
jdenver wrote:
> It is set for proxy streaming, the LMS is running on Linux (Nova) and
> the gaps are replacing parts of the audio stream
Gaps replacing audio usually means either the connection is broken and
remade - this can be seen on WebUI with the elapsed timer being reset to
zero.
The alte
ArtiB wrote:
> > paul- wrote:
> > The mount point will be created by pcp, it should not be a currently
> > used directory
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks - seemed to mount the drive and looked like success, except I
> > still cant see any albums etc in the remote app I am using. As soon as
> > I
It is set for proxy streaming, the LMS is running on Linux (Nova) and
the gaps are replacing parts of the audio stream
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paul- wrote:
> The mount point will be created by pcp, it should not be a currently
> used directory
>
>
> > ArtiB wrote:
> >
> > The IP address field is good
> > The Server Share filed should be set to USB_Storage
> >
> > Since you don't have a password set on your router to access the shar
jdenver wrote:
> Im using tunein radio, the one that cuts out is using a Raspberry Pi2
> with PiCorePlayer installed connected (wired) to the LMS. I also have a
> Squeeze radio connected (wirelessly) to the LMS and that doesn't cut out
> whilst listening to the same station. Its happening on the
Im using tunein radio, the one that cuts out is using a Raspberry Pi2
with PiCorePlayer installed connected (wired) to the LMS. I also have a
Squeeze radio connected (wirelessly) to the LMS and that doesn't cut out
whilst listening to the same station. Its happening on the BBC stations
and commerc
ArtiB wrote:
> Hi Paul
>
> First question: under "Setup Network Disk Mount" what am I filling in at
> the "Mount point /mnt/" dialogue? Is this a name I choose that pCP
> will create a "directory" or "path" or is it related to the NAS I want
> it to find? You see, showing my poor network and
paul- wrote:
> Can you see the Drive from a windows PC? What is the Router
> brand/model?
>
> You will need to install the additional file system support on the pCP
> web page. Then if you hover your mouse over the fields in the network
> mount area, it will give tooltips as to what goes in
d6jg wrote:
> Why do you think the OP will be "attacked" ? There is debate about the
> pros & cons of PiCorePlayer v Max2play but no one is attacking anyone.
>
> I have not heard of dietpi until you mentioned it. Had a look and it
> looks interesting. I have had a dig round but I can't find the
edwardthern wrote:
> Word to the wise.
>
> You might get attacked and heavily scrutinized in this forum. I would
> suggest you use Dietpi instead. Its extremely light on resources and is
> fantastically automated in terms of installing squeezelite or other
> software. Its rock solid too.
>
> Go
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I think you need to say which radio station(s) are affected, and how
> you're accessing them through LMS. There's a very active set of threads
> on the 3rd Party Software forum about BBC streams, for example. I
> occasionally get BBC streams dropping, but I suspect the BBC's s
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