I use WinSCP's sync command to synchronise files from my PC USB drive to
various USB drives on piCorePlayers.
Once you set file permissions and file type it works great. :D
Greg Erskine's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices
Linux normally comes with rsync that does just what you need - not sure
picoreplayer hasn't removed it.
It's available as an extension. Way to go.
--
Michael
___
unix mailing list
unix@lists.slimdevices.com
http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listin
Linux normally comes with rsync that does just what you need - not sure
picoreplayer hasn't removed it.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W Klipsch
I use pCP and a RPi3+ connected to a WD 1TB USB hard disk, it is working
really well. I don't have a problem with any power down issue on the
HDD. Samba is enabled so I easily can add new files.
The initial transfer of the files to the HDD was done by attaching the
HDD directly to the computer th
tastewar wrote:
> I am running pCP with LMS on one Pi, and have 2 other Pi running pCP as
> client only. Generally works well. One issue I have is that I still add
> to my music library on my Mac/PC, and would like to periodically push
> (or pull) the library to the Pi server.
>
> Are there good
Take your time. :)
karlek's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=64321
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=107643
___
unix mail
tastewar wrote:
> I am running pCP with LMS on one Pi, and have 2 other Pi running pCP as
> client only. Generally works well. One issue I have is that I still add
> to my music library on my Mac/PC, and would like to periodically push
> (or pull) the library to the Pi server.
>
> Are there good
I am running pCP with LMS on one Pi, and have 2 other Pi running pCP as
client only. Generally works well. One issue I have is that I still add
to my music library on my Mac/PC, and would like to periodically push
(or pull) the library to the Pi server.
Are there good and simple solutions for thi
drmatt wrote:
> .. and all of a Pi's I/O hangs off that USB bus .. and even plugging in
> a gigabit USB port on a USB 2 seems somewhat pointless.
> A Pi is not a good server. Convenient, very, but it's no file server.
> Banana Pi is much better (PCI linked gig-e and SATA, but even that still
> ha
For arm there is no new deb-package, yet. (Others are already online.)
I'll try as soon it is available.
I'm sorry, yes, the build systems are down. I'll look into this.
--
Michael
___
unix mailing list
unix@lists.slimdevices.com
http://lists.slimdev
I would stick to a proper NAS, for use as a NAS. A raspberry pi will
cope as an LMS node.
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
--
Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver NAS with
Debian+LMS 7.9.0
Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k FLACs. No less than 3x 24/44k
al
drmatt wrote:
> .. and all of a Pi's I/O hangs off that USB bus .. and even plugging in
> a gigabit USB port on a USB 2 seems somewhat pointless.
>
> A Pi is not a good server. Convenient, very, but it's no file server.
> Banana Pi is much better (PCI linked gig-e and SATA, but even that still
>
d6jg wrote:
> Personally I think using a USB is a retrograde step. The Pi's USB
> implementation is probably its weakest point. I predict issues where the
> USB drive just disappears for no apparent reason. I'd stick with a
> network mount. A NAS is going to be far more resilient unless it is
> e
nervoteso wrote:
> no, lms is running on rasp
Ah Ok, I wondered if LMS was killing the QNAP, I have an old TS-119,
which I formerly used as both a NAS, and an LMS server, it's now
consigned to purely NAS duties, as I now run LMS 7.9 on a Pi3,
referencing the NAS files and serving a mixture of pi
i'm doing backup cos qnap manager says there is an anomaly on volume 1
of my qnap hds (they're set in raid 1). now everything is still working
fine but maybe i should change the hd with errors. if i change the
failed hd with an other hd (the same brand but 2 tb instead a tb) and
rebuild raid 1 wil
nervoteso wrote:
> hello
> now i've raspberri pi 3 and it reads files mounted on qnap ts 269l. qnap
> is having issues, could i copy all files from qnap to a normal usb hd
> and use this usb hd with rasp for LMS? could it be a way to make LMS
> work better then QNAP?
> thanks
Are you running LMS
paul- wrote:
> The onboard ethernet is even a poor implementation. Plugging in a USB
> Gigabit ethernet will give the better throughput (You will need to load
> the net-usb-KERNEL.tcz that is included.)
>
> Back to the OP's question. Have you copied the drive already? I would
> copy it from
Personally I think using a USB is a retrograde step. The Pi's USB
implementation is probably its weakest point. I predict issues where the
USB drive just disappears for no apparent reason. I'd stick with a
network mount. A NAS is going to be far more resilient unless it is
either very old or very
The onboard ethernet is even a poor implementation. Plugging in a USB
Gigabit ethernet will give the better throughput (You will need to load
the net-usb-KERNEL.tcz that is included.)
Back to the OP's question. Have you copied the drive already? I would
copy it from a PC. Plug the drive int
Except .. most USB HDD go to sleep pretty aggressively so the latency on
spin up (particularly for high platter count drives) can be in the
region of 6-8 seconds. Would bet the qnap will manage this better than a
USB HDD firmware does. Network latency should add relatively little to
the transactio
Mnyb wrote:
> You mount the drive in picore web interface and set the path you have in
> LMS settings for music library.
i see this on web picofreplayer
Mount Point /mnt/
i set Mount Point /mnt/music?
in the usb hd the files are stored inb directory music.
now the LMS path is the one of QN
nervoteso wrote:
> thanks. just bought a toshiba usb. so should i plug usb hd in raspberry
> and then mount it? should i set any path (files are stored in a
> directgory called music)?
> i'm copying all files from qnap hd to usb hd (it takes a lot - 700 gb of
> stuff)
You mount the drive in pic
Mnyb wrote:
> That wold work very well .
>
> Reading the files is faster on USB than the network, scanning would be
> faster .
>
> I don't have any suggestions for a suitable USB drive .
thanks. just bought a toshiba usb. so should i plug usb hd in raspberry
and then mount it? should i set any
That wold work very well .
Reading the files is faster on USB than the network, scanning would be
faster .
I don't have any suggestions for a suitable USB drive .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 Meridia
hello
now i've raspberri pi 3 and it reads files mounted on qnap ts 269l. qnap
is having issues, could i copy all files from qnap to a normal usb hd
and use this usb hd with rasp for LMS? could it be a way to make LMS
work better then QNAP?
thanks
Touchx2,radiox4, Squeezebox Server 7.9 (Raspber
Dimdim wrote:
> From the de-jittered I2S signal coming from Kali. It's not just about
> MCLK - the rest of the I2S signals must be jitter-free, especially the
> BCLK.
Why? What does it affect? The audio output only depends on the audio
master clock of the DAC.
"To try to judge the real from t
Thank you for the answer. Just some questions before i buy the kali:
1. Which version do i need, the older or the newer one? I think the
newer one goes to 384khz, but the ES9023 delivers only 192khz. So i
think the older one?!
2. The DAC has an own power managment. I feed it with 7.5 Volt. How ca
27 matches
Mail list logo
