Paul,
I noticed that NTFS is much slower on quite a few linux distro's, And it
us noticeable though Samba.
You can compare CPU usage in a 'top' during transfers
I also noted my NTFS USB key to be relative slow on the pi3 I use as
main music server.
I would suggest to use ext2-3-4 on older pi
Hi Paul,
with NTFS format it works :-).
Thanks!
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I don't run windows 10, so I cannot test. But, I have not heard of
issues.
Can you try a NFTS format on the USB stick.
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Hello,
I have format a Sandisk USB drive with ext4, setup of the mount-point
and Samba is exactly the same as in the first thread shown.
In Windows-10 file explorer I can see the mounted file-share but there
is no action possible. Everything (create a folder, copy files...)
will be denied by
Then Install LMS. If you move the data and cache to your attached
drive, you will not risk data loss if your sd-card corrupts. Please
But am I right assuming that with LMS enabled, there's no longer the
freedom to just pull the plugin without any risk of data loss?
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Michael
sbp wrote:
> So I think pCP is a very capable LMS server - at least when using a
> RPi3.
>
> If you have experience with other RPi's as LMS servers, please report
> your findings here.
Hi Steen,
Nice write up!
Just thought I'd report that I use a Raspberry Pi B (512MB) for my pCP
LMS, and
Here is the view from a windows 10 file explorer. You can
add/delete/rename change etc all your media files from any computer on
the network:
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On the "Tweaks" page you can disable auto start of Squeezelite which is
not needed if you only use pCP as a LMS server:
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So I think pCP is a
pCP started out as a pure lean player. But pCP has evolved and can now
also be used as a pure LMS server and with the latest edition (pCP3.10)
we have included a Samba server, so now any USB HDD or USB-stick can be
used to store your media files which is easily manipulated from any
computer on
