Tx. I'm wary of adding things that would reduce reliability - that's
what I'm trying to solve!
What kinds of things might it break? I'm not hacking or trying to turn
PCP into a Swiss army knife, just trying to make it easier to diagnose
messages.
Is there a list of recommended USB BT adapters? I'm having lots of
troubles with the built-in RPi one.
I checked the PCP docs but there isn't a list. A forum search turned up
a Maxesla v4.0 adapter on Amazon but it's no longer available.
Knowing the supported chipsets would help too. I know
Hi
Is there any way that the Diagnostics page 'dmesg' section could be
converted to human readable time? I find trying to diagnose various
things very difficult when I've no idea when they happened.
I tried the CLI and thought I'd found an option to do it but it doesn't
work.
$ sudo dmesg -T
I recall the last time I had some issues with the LMS update process
regarding notifications in the player and then the actual upgrade of LMS
on pCP, but this time around I saw the notification of an LMS update to
8.3.0 available, then followed the link.
The link had a lot of scary stuff about
Tx for that. I should have mentioned that this is a RPi 4B/4GB and LMS
has 100k tracks and Database Memory Config = max.
Will keep an eye on it, but have had no issues before.
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LMS on my PCP seems to be unresponsive both from players and the PCP LMS
UI page just hangs.
The main PCP admin pages are fine though.
Diagnostics shows quite few of these (though my music lib server is
working and accessible via CIFS from another machine):
[5433590.068175] CIFS: VFS:
castalla wrote:
> I've given up using the pcp Bluetooth feature in its present iteration
> (the previous version worked flawlessly) - too many lost and/or missing
> paired instances (apart from a permanent Samsung TV which I don't want!
> ). Not quite your issue, I know.
CAn you say which
Well I've got Win11 to work on one PCP!
But it was an arduous journey and I still can't get it to work on the
other PCP. :-(
To be fair I've had similar symptoms with Win10 but on a different
laptop so I can't completely blame Win11.
It's working on a rPi 4B and piCorePlayer v8.2.0 | www v00017
Tx, I've worked out some of what was going wrong.
After I'd updated my second PCP and BT stopped working, I spotted there
was a new status bullet "Bluealsa is running".
Then I saw a new section with a "BT Output Device" setting which was
blank. The possible values looked similar to the
I tried on another PC and was able to replicate this i.e. udate BT s/w
and the tablt can still connect but no audio is heard.
Then I wwent back to the old BT s/w and tried it with Windows 11.
Wi11 could see the PCP but it couldn't connect. Event Log says "The
mutual authentication between the
After trying out Win11 which I thought had messed up my existing tabet
BT pairing, I decided to do an image restore. After that the tablet
worked fine.
Then before trying out Win11 again tonight I thought it prudent to
update BT. How wrong I was!
First of all my tablet would no longer connect
OK. I'll see if I can spin up a VM on my Win10 laptop.
But meanwhile I've now found that BT seems to be completely hosed on
that PCP. It won't even power up the BT controller now.
Turning the BT Controller power on...
I've removed BT and reinstalled to no avail.
Show Bluetooth logs
[ INFO ]
I deleted all the existing paired devices and started again.
This time Win11 could see the PCP but it couldn't connect. "Try
connecting your device again".
Another laptop with Win10 and an Android tablet pair and connect fine.
Code:
10-01 22:14 BST INFO
Hi
Does anyone have *exact* instructions on how to pair a PCP with
Windows11?
I've tried various incantations of pairing, discovering etc. on both
ends but neither device sees the other, even though "unknown devices"
are seen and my PCP pairs fine with Android devices.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> thanks mr-b,
>
> I read your recommendations.
>
> These "things" often just end up in [Extras]. It is just a result of my
> haphazard process.
>
> In the meantime, I fixed the typos, ready for the next release.
>
Great tx. It's
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> Not often needed but its now there when required.
>
> I use it on my LMS pCP as the time drifted a minute or two over many
> months.
>
> I think my Duet controller time was wrong because of that??
>From various forum postings it appears there's an ever
Tx, it eventually accepted both sites so I'll see if it works.
But I still think something like this would be reliable and a lot easier
to setup (just subscribe the the thread), with a new post for each
release (or important other update). ;-)
pgf wrote:
> If you have a way of monitoring a website for changes (there are free
> services for this, and android apps, and fairly simple shell scripts),
> then you could set up to be notified when either
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/releases/ or
> https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/ is
paul- wrote:
> LMS has a notification system, built into its web UI. pCP has a
> release page https://docs.picoreplayer.org/releases/ But nothing for
> small incremental extension updates
Trouble is I'd have to keep checking the release page for updates which
quite frankly I'm going to
Hi
I did search but couldn't find an answer to this ...
Is there any way to have a notification of pCP updates ( or other
component updates) e.g. like LMS?
I don't tend to update on a whim but it's be great to at least have some
notice of updates that one could review. Currently I seem to
Ok great - my filename is the same as yours so I'm going back to the
first workaround again i.e. for the 24d bug.
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ralphy wrote:
> Yes, both jivelite and shairport are not upgraded automatically.
>
> Tinycore doesn't support version info directly, only the extension
> checksum is used to determine if an update is needed. There is version
> info available in the repo for extensions, however, it's not
ralphy wrote:
> Yes, it's in the repository.
>
> However, if you did an institue upgrade of pcp then jivelite does not
> get updated as part of the process. You need to manually upgrade
> jivelite from the tweaks tab in the webgui.
Yes I normally do in situ upgrades.
The update page says
ralphy wrote:
> If jivelite is frozen and the pcp web interface still works, any logging
> you enable won't likely help. I've been chasing this issue for years
> and the only helpful log messages are only written to the console when
> you run /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite from an ssh session. I
Tx - the only thing that had changed was a new drive in the server which
meant the remote image backup share name in my net mounts was invalid.
The music share didn't change. The new drive went in with no LMS
activity ongoing.
Before I'd spotted that share name issue I then added "vers=2.0" to
I've experienced another mysterious Library "Empty" after a daily full
scan. Nothing has changed AFAIK on the Win10 server where the library is
stored. All shares are visible from another PC. Also my image backups do
not list the backup folder (vol1) on the server as a destination so
something
Very nice to have this in the UI, and I'd say it should be a mandatory
feature for LMS which can get really screwed up with the wrong time and
will save lots of head scratching. Also if you have a clock
screensaver.
However I'd completely missed this new feature - could beta feature
updates be
Tx Ronnie
Following https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/edit_config_txt/
I couldn't find config.txt, or anything else unfortunately.
mount says it's mounted:
/dev/mmcblk0p1 on /mnt/mmcblk0p1 type vfat
Tx - HifiberryOS just worked (after I'd worked out that it doesn't
support USB booting) with BT (HAT LED lights up and audio is heard fine)
but I can't see any way to integrate it with LMS.
I did like the Volume Limit dB setting though as this acts as a very
useful eardrum/speaker protector with
Hi
I'm having trouble getting my new Rpi4 with a Hifiberry DAC2 Pro XLR to
work. No audio comes out of the XLR or even minijack outputs. I searched
and found a few posts back about some settings for this HAT but was
rather confused by them as I've not seen an Extra HATS setting.
Also I found
Man in a van wrote:
> So you are using the jack outputs from the dac direct into the speakers
> and controling the volume via alsamixer ?
> No, I'm just using the Material/Squeezelite-X apps to control volume.
I've not delved into Alsamixer before. Looks like some more light
reading!
>
> As
Hi
With this system I'm running Focal Shape 65s monitors with XLR & RCA
inputs. I've got XLR-RCA and minijack-RCA adapters to try out different
inputs so I can run most combos.
Also an old Denon AV amp (RCA input) plus B bookshelf speakers
Players & DACs available:
Rpi3 with Justboom DAC -
The active speakers don't have vol controls, just trim pots for various
freq corrections and RCA and XLR inputs, so it's just PCP
(squeezelite/jivelite?) that is doing vol control. Hmm - maybe wrong
thread!
The ALSA mixer settings were at the those you mentioned already.
The noises are:
1) Boot
Tx, but the clicking is still present.
Also I tried disconnnecting the screen power and the boot-up noises are
still audible.
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I have a Justboom DAC HAT and am trying out some monitor speakers which
are showing up clicks/glitches whenever I change volume or pause
playback. I'd not noticed these before but I was connected to a basic AV
amp, and via ethernet (now wifi) - so maybe the monitors are just more
sensitive. How
Howard Passman wrote:
> Uninstall Jivelite and reinstall with the interface that you will be
> using. ie: Ethernet or wifi. It's how Jivelite works unfortunately. VU
> meters will be back fter you do that.
> That's great - thanks! VU meters are working again (well after I've
figured out which
Hi
My VU meters have all disappeared after I switched to wifi from
ethernet.
I checked jivelite was pointing to the correct new player (same name)
and music plays fine but there are just no VU meters at all when you
switch views.
I tried switching VU meters and saved, then restarted PCP but
Sure, but I'd never seen that method of selecting a field's value before
and it just looked like plain text. It'd be clearer if it said "Select
one of the below entries". A combination of old eyes and a small screen
didn't help either! ;-)
But it would have helped a lot though if the
Tx for the suggestions, Man in a van's suggestion worked but was
distorted at higher bit rates.
Then I discovered the Squeezelite Output devices section on the Diags
page with the detailed descriptions of each output and tried the
simplest setting i.e. 'sysdefault:CARD=USB- E-MU 0404
It's the EMU 0404 USB, as alluded to by the aforementioned dmesg
entries:
[ 3.210551] usb 1-1.2: Product: E-MU 0404 | USB
[ 3.210558] usb 1-1.2: Manufacturer: E-MU Systems, Inc.
[ 3.210564] usb 1-1.2: SerialNumber: E-MU-63-3F04-07D80A0E-03EC6-STATION
01
I have a Justboom DAC HAT also but am
Yup I saw that and as before I tried a few (now up to 6) that either had
no audio or else "[ ERROR ] Squeezelite not running." so I wondered if
there was a more informed way of stabbing in the dark!
bluealsa
default
plugequal
equal
hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0
plughw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0
Hi
Can anyone help with with my USB DAC as I'm at a loss what to enter for
the output field?
I selected USB audio, Save but not sure what do to next.
I tried seting output to 'default' but nothing happened, then
hw:CARD=Audio,DEV=0 resulted in a 'squeezelite not running' error.
In dmesg
paul- wrote:
> You cannot run fsck to make repairs on a mounted file system. When fsck
> runs at boot, the file system is not mounted, so it can run normally.
> If your filesystem wont get repaired, it is likely a failing sdcard.
Ok I found the issue.
I pulled the sd-card, and remember that
Yup, no argument on that front! But there's no point passing just 'y' to
fsck since the vol is mounted i.e.
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ e2fsck -y /dev/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck 1.45.6 (20-Mar-2020)
/dev/mmcblk0p2 is mounted.
e2fsck: Cannot continue, aborting.
I'm confused as to what you're suggesting.
My
Huh? Sorry I don't understand.
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Well it certainly works fine on another PCP with a screen:
35359
Though the boot says PCPCore-v7.
But on my other one, fsck still shows incorrect free counts, which I'd
assumed fsck would correct.
Code:
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ e2fsck -n /dev/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck 1.45.6
Tx. I tried it via:
Code:
$ sudo tune2fs -l /dev/mmcblk0p2 | grep count
Inode count: 3899392
Block count: 7773184
Reserved block count: 82880
Mount count: 10
Maximum mount count: -1
$ tune2fs -c 1
I *think* from the below that forcing fsck on boot with TC will not be
possible, unless it's done from a safe mode boot (presumably with no
network).
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,13750.0.html
mr-b's
My OP for 7.0.0 is at
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113512-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-7-0-0=1025785=1#post1025785
and I tried adding forcefsck to /mnt/mmcblk0p1/cmdline.txt but it didn't
work, so I was wondering if things were different in 8.0.0.
Do I need to install one of the
So that would take care of p1 FAT, how about checking p2? And badblocks?
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Does 8.0.0 have the ability to do fsck at boot? Or even badblocks?
After the flaky problems I'd had a few weeks ago, my LMS PCP finally
died yesterday and so I installed an Ubuntu VM so I could finally check
the sd card.
Code:
sudo fsck -fv /dev/sdc2
fsck
paul- wrote:
> Well it seems that somewhere along the line the path for e2fsck moved,
> so the script is not working. Your best bet is to pull the card out and
> check it in another linux machine. But back to the actual error
> messages, those are not likely caused by a file system problem.
paul- wrote:
> Then you must not have mounted and saved the correct file.If for
> sure would show on on the commandline call out in dmesg.
>
> no need to create a directory to mount. There is a mount point setup
> by default at /mnt/mmcblk0p1
It's there:
ktc@PCP-XLR-LMS:/mnt/mmcblk0p1$
Ok so I mounted the boot partition, added forcefsck to the end of the
line below, restarted but I can't see any evidence in dmesg.
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:/temp-boot$ cat cmdline.txt
host=PCP-XLR-LMS tz=GMT0BST,M3.5.0/1,M10.5.0 dwc_otg.fiq_fsm_mask=0xF
dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=tty1 root=/dev/ram0
Ok so how does one do that? The "User Commands" seem to run after LMS so
I'm guessing that's no good.
It'd be handy to have something like this run periodically to get some
advance warning of potential issues.
mr-b's
After some digging I tried this:
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:~$ sudo fsck -fvn /dev/mmcblk0p2
fsck (busybox 1.31.1)
e2fsck 1.45.6 (20-Mar-2020)
Warning! /dev/mmcblk0p2 is mounted.
Warning: skipping journal recovery because doing a read-only filesystem
check.
Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
Pass
Hi
I experienced some odd instability recently on PCP 7.0.1 with LMS 8.1.1,
and had the dreaded empty library. A rescan didn't work so I restarted
LMS and I could browse the network mount again but the PCP kept dropping
off the LAN, even after a reboot, even though ping was working fine.
Tx Ralphy for keeping this in mind for all this time! Your news sounds
very promising. :)
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Tx - I've enabled the weekly PCP reboot option now too. Yes the UI works
fine, just the display is frozen.
I'd no idea what to look for though when it did happen, but I might
enable syslog for S if I get the time.
mr-b's
After 26d of working fine, my time display has just locked up.
Cron has this:
30 2 5,21 * * pkill -x /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite
Any suggestions for diagnosis/remedy before I reboot it?
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Tx for adding the LMS warning.
It'd also be useful to say what navigating away from the page will do.
I only saw a progress % counter on FF with no bar. I had to do a shit
Reload (override cache) to get the bar to display.
The image size makes a lot more sense now, though an old storage pedant
paul- wrote:
> Printing a dot every 5 seconds is what it does. The only way to know
> for sure if it is successful, is to wait for the "DONE". If you leave
> the page, it will finish, but you don't know for sure when it finishes.
>
I completely missed the increasing dots on the web page!
In case it helps on the image size calc, my partition info from Resize
FS
Code:
FilesystemSize Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mmcblk0p2 29.2G 4.0G 24.8G 14% /mnt/mmcblk0p2
5.5T 2.4T 3.0T 44% /mnt/music
Tx. It'd be good to flag that the process is run in the background as
the web page spins, so it's not obvious.
Also about LMS ideally needing to be shutdown, unless it can do that
too.
I'll see how cron works out with pcp ic.
And is there any reason why pigz.tcz isn't included by default? Why
I loaded the parallel gzip pigz.tcz extension and got much better
results after rebooting.
Net transfer speed was about 15-20MB/s, but it dropped to 200KB/s for
quite a while. Rpi4 on GigE switch.
It took about 15min to write 4300MB gzip file, but it's odd that it says
"Writing 1760mb image".
[
I've discovered that if I mount a writable share under LMS Network Mount
then that mount will appear in the image location drop-down, so that
looks promising. It's managed to write a 0 byte file so far but Resource
Monitor doesn't indicate any file writing activity. Will do some more
digging.
This looks really useful as it's a PITA fiddling about removing the
sd-card to back it up separately.
I had a few questions:
- the first box says 'Disk Information'. So is this about the source
i.e. sd-card or the destination i.e. a disk? The info looks like it's
the sd-card partition info.
-
jd68 wrote:
> You probably have not just killed the jivelite process but also the
> shell script that controls its startup and spossible restarts.
>
> >
Code:
> > ~$ ps -eaf | grep jivelite
> root 5852 1 0 Feb09 ?00:00:00 /bin/sh
@jd68
Tx - will give it a go.
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Tx, yes I know jivelite is the UI, I was just saying that the player
works as an indication that nothing else was wrong.
Also I was just going on the advice from below which says that the cmd
should restart jivelite.
Hi
I'm trying out the clock display freezing issue workaround of a cron job
to restart it nightly.
0 2 * * * /usr/bin/pkill -15 jivelite
However after doing this, I find the display says this in the morning.
Playback is fine though. How do I get the display back (other than a
reboot?)
33315
devilsfun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running pcp 7.0 with 4 Radios and after a while the clock on the
> radios shows the wrong time.
>
> To fix this I have to restart the pcp. Is this a known problem? is there
> a fix that maybe the pcp syncs the time every day?
>
>
Time sync is a separate
paul- wrote:
> There is a tc way to do this, from command line. I never integrated
> it, as there can be messages that you need to see. For the most part if
> you use the update buttons in the interface you wil get the needed
> updates.
Sure, as I said before I wasn't actually asking for a
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks mr-b
>
>
>
> I think this can happen if you don't quite wait for the initial screen
> to complete. The proceeding pages work from info generated on the first
> page.
>
>
>
> I did change this in pCP7.0.0 but I think it is hi
paul- wrote:
> Looks like You have a network problem. For some reason you cannot see
> our repo.
>
> pCP-bt6 are Bluetooth extensions. At some point you installed it.
Rather odd as I upgraded my other two PCPs without issue, although I did
see at one point under the Extensions page that
paul- wrote:
> There are update buttons on both the bluetooth pages and LMS pages.
Ok but what was the issue exactly? Should I be starting from scratch if
it indicates a fundamental problem?
Also I've no idea what pcp-bt6.tcz is. I'm guessing not LMS?
[ INFO ] Updating installed/required
I upgraded from 6.1.0 to 7.0.0 in situ (stopped LMS first) but the
upgrade reported an error:
"Error Upgrading Package pcp-bt6.tcz. You will need to manually upgrade
after upgrade. Please Reboot Now"
It's rebooted Ok and seems to be working fine.
How do I manually upgrade the package?
Any
avr300 wrote:
> Thank you for pointing me in the correct direction. This
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109404-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-4-0-0=925614=1#post925614
> seems to be the way.
>
> And thanks to Greg for posting the answer.
Can the panel consider adding ntpd daemon in
paul- wrote:
> 64bit really only has a benefit with memory handling.but that
> encompasses everything. The biggest issue with 64bit are related to
> some of the Broadcom chip proprietary libraries are only available in
> 32bit. But those do not come into play with pCP, as we do not use
paul- wrote:
> acanning,
>
> Yes, in pCP 6, there was a 64bit kernel, but the user space programs
> were all 32bit.In pCP7, everything will be 32bit or 64bit, there
> wont be a mixture.
>
> Paul
Hi, can you expand on this i.e. what are the user space programs exactly
- squeezelite, LMS,
Great news - look forward to that.
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Tx, in the end somehow running the lmsupdate cmd again downloaded 8.1.0
and it upgraded fine.
It'd be really good if the LMS stable release upgrade could be done via
the UI and in an easy form, like it is on Windows (the taskbar icon
shows an update is available and downloaded, you can review
Hi
I was trying to upgrade the release version of LMS 8.0.0 to fix a .cue
file bug and the update msg points to 8.1.0 but for PCP to use "this
link":
3267232673
But unfortunately the PC link just opens my desktop folder, so was a bit
mystified as what to do next.
So then I thought I'd try the
In the end I got a Samsung Galaxy 5e tablet, and it paired OK with PCP,
but when I tried to control the volume, the vol bar moved up and down
but the PCP output didn't change, unless the vol was at zero when it
muted. The vol varied fine with a normal BT speaker.
I then found out about BT
paul- wrote:
> Depends on which branch you have installed.
>
> If you have the stable branch installed, then it will update the stable
> branch. If you have the dev branch installed, then it will update that
> one.
Tx - it'd be handy to add this to the button description.
I have very similar symptoms though not PCP related. I posted a thread
which might have some useful info:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113331-Player-pauses-intermittently=996815=1#post996815
Have you tried iperf to verify the network between PC and the server?
paul- wrote:
> the --release option has no functionality in pCP6 (It will in pCP7)
>
> Update nightly will install a nightly update found by LMS itself.
> Update Libs, updates all of the perl libraries and helper binaries (If
> there is one)
OK so which nightly version will it update to -
Very useful to know how to do this.
Can you explain how they relate to the UI "Nightly Update" and "Update
Libs" buttons?
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mr-b wrote:
> BT not working again - the device connection was crossed/unticked again
> for some reason so I restarted the tablet but it made no difference i.e.
> it would connect momentarily and then become disconnected.
> So I had to click Connect on PCP and then everything worked
Yup. And if you want to permanently map a drive to cut down the amount
of UNC typing and/or if you are using specific user credentials then try
something like this:
net use s: \\piCoreLMS\LMSfiles /user:me my-password /persistent:Yes
To check the mapping:
net use
Time to fill in an RFE for a Browse button in the UI. ;-) It's saved me
multiple times as it verifies that various network/permission things are
accessible or working.
I think your Workgroup should still be "WORKGROUP" though. ;-)
Try doing a CLI file copy to see what the error is. Explorer
Yes the 'net' cmds often give you a better idea of what's going wrong
e.g. net view \\piCoreLMS or net use * \\piCoreLMS\LMSfiles /user:tc
[password] etc. The wrong workgroup will def cause an issue.
Also check the Event Viewer Security log.
Does your PCP use DHCP? If your DHCP server is also your DNS then you
should be able to resolve your PCP host name as it should be registered
in your local namespace.
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paul- wrote:
> The file still has improper line endings and carriage returns in it,
> process the file with dos2unix.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> $ file ~/Downloads/backup.sh
> /home/paul/Downloads/backup.sh: POSIX shell script, ASCII text executable,
with CRLF, LF line
Here it is - had to zip it.31532
+---+
|Filename: backup.zip |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=31532|
Yes the cmd itself works fine from the cmd prompt, the issue seems to be
running the script.
I always get:
-sh: ./backup.sh: not found
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Tx but still problems if I add or replace the first line with #!/bin/sh
tc@PCP-XLR-LMS:/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/backup$ ./backup.sh
-sh: ./backup.sh: not found
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Tony T wrote:
> I have my files on an attached USB drive, and I created a directory for
> the files (/mnt/MUSIC/FLAC) and a dir for my script and backups
> (/mnt/MUSIC/Other)
> My script is simply
> >
Code:
> >
> # backup.sh
> tar -chzvf
Tx - I just have this and it seems to populate all the extra info just
fine.
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|Filename: M info plugin config 50%.png |
|Download:
The setting is just called "Artwork Folder" and makes no ref to artist
or album.
Either way, browsing Artist information/Pictures and Album
information/Find album cover online and Local artwork all seem to be
populated.
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