![]() Is it simply a stripped down OS that only runs LMS and or Squeezeplay/Jive? Or does it run on top of Raspian? Should PiCoreplayer be a part of this setup? I feel like I'm missing what PiCoreplayer actually is. I think the setup for this one will be pretty straightforward. No audio output will be needed on this Pi as it will simply act as server. Pi #2 is also a Pi 4b and will simply be the main LMS server for the household. I think there's a key concept I'm missing in my understanding of how the Squeezeplay (Squeezelite, Jivelite, etc) work. The ones I've gotten to run basically take over the screen of the Raspberry Pi desktop and I have to force a reboot to get the desktop back. The part I'm having trouble with currently is getting the right version of Squeezeplay to run on the Raspberry Pi desktop environment, in a window, like it does on my Windows PC. So far on this Pi I've got the Audio pass through working and LMS installed and working. My current understanding is that the Pi Desktop environment will work best. I'd like it to have Internet Browser capabilities to play media from sites unavailable through Roku or Amazon. I'd like to have LMS installed as a backup LMS Server. I want to be able to play local videos on an attached hard drive via VLC Media Player. I want this Pi to have a Squeezeplay (Jive) session that I can also play music on when the TV is off. I intend to use the Pi with the Unified Remote App to control volume remotely with a phone or Wireless keyboard. It will take audio passed from our family TV's HDMI Inputs (ala Fire Stick, Roku, etc) and pass the Audio to the Output and then to a Stereo Receiver and speakers. I chose this card because it has a Stereo Audio Input as well as Output. Pi #1 is a Pi 4b with an Audio Injector Stereo Sound Card ( ). Here's my project plans and where I need some guidance: Howdy folks! I posted some time ago about getting a more "eco-friendly" alternative to my soon-to-be extinct Windows 7 LMS PC's and got great guidance, I believe, on getting Raspberry Pi's. > started was Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1578587389 Thu Jan > The version of LMS that I installed this morning when the problem > it showed up as a single entry under New Music. I ripped another CD and added it to the server, rescanned and > others, but I'm not certain as my collection is currently over 5600 > have purchase (over 350) shows up twice in the database. ![]() I check my back catalog and every single Bandcamp album that I > checked the New Music, it had two entries for each Bandcamp album I had > took almost 45 minutes to run, so I knew there were problems. > FLAC files that I acquired from Bandcamp and reran the scan media. ![]() > server available, so I logged into my media server and ran the updates A notification popped up that there was a new version of the > minute to run as I have a very fast dedicated machine with a flash > under new music and were tagged properly. ![]() > to my media server, rescanned files and checked that they showed up > This morning I ripped a couple of CD's with DBPoweramp and copied them Listing or multiple albums with the same set of tracks. Started the rescan, I see either tracks duplicated under one album I'm using an older version:Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 Times in the list when I look at, say, Genre.īut. I am, right this very minute, erasing and re-scanning my entireĬollection because I noticed that 100s of albums now show 2, 3, or 4
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