Can i copy the mp3llb database from the linux nas to windows and load it
up? Going to try that tomorrow and see what happens. Was trying to
avoid creating a situation where i was stuck scanning from windows again
due to length of time it takes.
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Matt Drown wrote:
> Can i copy the mp3llb database from the linux nas to windows and load it
> up? Going to try that tomorrow and see what happens. Was trying to
> avoid creating a situation where i was stuck scanning from windows again
> due to length of time it takes.If you can see the mp3l
cpd73 wrote:
> No. The code builds 1 list of all tracks to be analysed - the .notmusic
> prevents files within those folders from being added to this list. This
> is then split between cores.
Understood. There does seem to be something inconsistent about the CPU
allocation though. I've now re
chill wrote:
>
> PS. Do you have the facility to compile for Apple silicon? I noted in
> Activity Monitor that bliss-analyser is an Intel app, which means it's
> running under Rosetta on the M1 Macbook. I could imagine it would fly
> if it ran as a native Apple app.
I don't compile the binar
cpd73 wrote:
> I don't compile the binaries myself but use github actions. I've just
> tried updating this action to build a fat-binary for macOS (which is
> what i build for the mixer) - but this has failed:
>
Thanks for trying! The Intel build seems to run plenty fast enough
anyway (under t
chill wrote:
> Thanks for trying! The Intel build seems to run plenty fast enough
> anyway (under the right CPU allocation conditions!), so it's not an
> issue for me.
>
> Just curious though - did you see the "Try use `bindgen` feature"
> message in relation to the error?
Yes, but I have no
Not sure if "brew install ffmpeg@5" also installs for arm? The github
action file is:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CDrummond/bliss-analyser/master/.github/workflows/build.yml
That's very similar to what I'm doing with Spotty in
https://github.com/michaelherger/librespot/blob/spotty/.github
cpd73 wrote:
> Yes, but I have no idea what this is. My initial thought was perhaps
> brew needs to be told to install deps for arm as well as x86 - but as I
> don't own a mac, let alone an M1, I have no experience of this.
Ah, ok - understood. In that case I'm especially grateful that you
pro
Yes, but I have no idea what this is. My initial thought was perhaps
brew needs to be told to install deps for arm as well as x86 - but as I
don't own a mac, let alone an M1, I have no experience of this.
It seems Homebrew decided NOT to support fat binaries:
https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/is
mherger wrote:
> > Yes, but I have no idea what this is. My initial thought was perhaps
> > brew needs to be told to install deps for arm as well as x86 - but as
> I
> > don't own a mac, let alone an M1, I have no experience of this.
>
> It seems Homebrew decided NOT to support fat binaries:
>
mherger wrote:
> > Yes, but I have no idea what this is. My initial thought was perhaps
> > brew needs to be told to install deps for arm as well as x86 - but as
> I
> > don't own a mac, let alone an M1, I have no experience of this.
>
> It seems Homebrew decided NOT to support fat binaries:
>
For those of you having difficulty streaming Radio Paradise, i found
some alternate links.
For me they work OK
Without metadata support:
Main Mix FLAC (http://stream.radioparadise.com/flac)
Mellow Mix FLAC (http://stream.radioparadise.com/mellow-flac)
Rock Mix FLAC (http://stream.radioparadise.c
Matt Drown wrote:
> Can i copy the mp3llb database from the linux nas to windows and load it
> up? Going to try that tomorrow and see what happens. Was trying to
> avoid creating a situation where i was stuck scanning from windows again
> due to length of time it takes.
Only if you use versi
On second thought, can brew be used to build M1 binaries? Could I create
another 'macOS_arm' job in my action file to build an arm only macOS
build? If so, I guess "brew install" would need to be changed to install
arm binaries?
I don't know, tbh. Maybe prefixing the commands with "arch -arm64"?
mruddo wrote:
> But it doesn't, e.g. for 1967 - it includes all tracks on the following
> album:
> 37463
>
> (In both Material and Default skins.)
>
> But if I chose "All Songs" in the default skin, I'd only get the tracks
> on that album where the year was 1967.
To me this is actually a tagg
bakker_be wrote:
> To me this is actually a tagging issue. This album should not have 1967
> as year
> (https://www.discogs.com/master/737558-Various-Music-To-Watch-Girls-By),
> nor should the individual tracks. There's a tag specifically for the
> "Original year" (https://id3.org/id3v2.3.0#Text
Is the bliss-analyser used in this plugin different from the one in the
music-similarity plugin? While scanning with this one access to file
shares on the machine where it runs are virtually impossible. I didn't
have this with the other scanner, running on the same machine.
Main System: Touch;
bakker_be wrote:
> Is the bliss-analyser used in this plugin different from the one in the
> music-similarity plugin? While scanning with this one access to file
> shares on the machine where it runs are virtually impossible. I didn't
> have this with the other scanner, running on the same machi
cpd73 wrote:
> The analysis code is the same - as this is from a library. But
> bliss-analyse (no r) is intended to analyse one file (as passed on the
> commandline) and outputs the results to stdout - where the Python reads
> results from. bliss-analyser iterates the music file tree, checks if
bakker_be wrote:
> To me this is actually a tagging issue. This album should not have 1967
> as year
> (https://www.discogs.com/master/737558-Various-Music-To-Watch-Girls-By),
> nor should the individual tracks. There's a tag specifically for the
> "Original year" (https://id3.org/id3v2.3.0#Text
slartibartfast wrote:
> Does LMS respect that "Original year" tag?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Good point ... I've checked, and the behaviour isn't consistent. For mp3
it uses the "Original Year" tag if it's present, for flac it just uses
the year. I'd have expected that an album w
mruddo wrote:
> Perhaps, but isn't this an ID3 tag that we'd not normally expect in
> FLAC? If there's an equivalent in FLAC then that might be more
> appropriate to label the album - but we'd still have this issue:
MP3TAG does see it as a tag in any case ...
37500
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Using 1.9 beta6 on windows. It loads the linux mp3lib up, and displays
info, but crashes if I sort by filename, or if I sort by "missing
analysis". I'm guessing I have some file that the linux version does
not like, international character or similar perhaps, and this is
crashing/ending the li
Matt Drown wrote:
> Using 1.9 beta6 on windows. It loads the linux mp3lib up, and displays
> info, but crashes if I sort by filename, or if I sort by "missing
> analysis". I'm guessing I have some file that the linux version does
> not like, international character or similar perhaps, and thi
Plugin changes:
- Add support for CUE tracks.
- Get LMS IP from 'Slim::Utils::Network::serverAddr()'
Analyser changes:
- Add support for analysing CUE files.
- Output list of (up to 100) tracks that failed to analyse.
- When performing a dry-run analysis (--dry-run) print paths o
Thanks. The error I was getting from the analyser was caused by an short
album track of complete silence - so nothing to analyse! :)
I decided it was surplus to requirements and deleted it, so analysis
scans are error free now.
--
cpd73 wrote:
> Plugin changes:
>
> > >
- Add support for CUE tracks.
- Get LMS IP from 'Slim::Utils::Network::serverAddr()'
> > >
>
> Analyser changes:
>
> > >
- Add support for analysing CUE files.
- Output list of (up to 100) tracks that failed to analyse.
- When per
mruddo wrote:
> Thanks. The error I was getting from the analyser was caused by an short
> album track of complete silence - so nothing to analyse! :)
>
> I decided it was surplus to requirements and deleted it, so analysis
> scans are error free now.Snap. What was the track? Mine was on Tin Pl
slartibartfast wrote:
> Snap. What was the track? Mine was on Tin Planet by Space. I can't
> remember the last time I played the album [emoji1787]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Silence - on Rilo Kiley's, The Execution of All Things. :D
-
I changed my router, the new one is up and running. My mobile is
connected to the outer. My pCp is ethernet connected to the router. I
can see LMS on my main computer.
What I can't get to work is the LMS server in Squeeze Control. It
actually showed the correct server name in server settings, bu
cpd73 wrote:
> Plugin changes:
>
> > >
- Add support for CUE tracks.
> > >
>
> Analyser changes:
>
> > >
- Add support for analysing CUE files.
> > >
>
Great stuff - thank you!
I've traced my problem tracks too - it was a couple of multi-track flacs
of radio recordings, w
mruddo wrote:
> Silence - on Rilo Kiley's, The Execution of All Things. :D
>
> I have Tin Planet - but don't appear to have any 4 second tracks on
> there. I do also have a rather sad habit of removing long silent pauses
> ahead of hidden tracks when burning CDs - because I hate it when a mix
>
Hi - I've just tried to enable the Spotify plugin. I'm running LMS v8.2
on WHS v1. All installs correctly, but when I try to configure the
plugin it has the following error message: "There has been a problem
running the Spotty helper application. Please make sure you have the
Microsoft Visual C++
Apart from the silent track the other failure in my library was actually
a 30 second track with peak amplitude 0.088567, the other track with
amplitude 0.18589 is analysed successfully.
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
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RonM wrote:
> I changed my router, the new one is up and running. My mobile is
> connected to the outer. My pCp is ethernet connected to the router. I
> can see LMS on my main computer.
>
> What I can't get to work is the LMS server in Squeeze Control. It
> actually showed the correct server na
Hi - I've just tried to enable the Spotify plugin. I'm running LMS v8.2
on WHS v1. All installs correctly, but when I try to configure the
...
I've installed the Visual Studio 2015 x86 software, but can't install
the 64-bit due to the OS (32-bit). As such, will the Spotty plugin not
be able to w
Man in a van wrote:
> Try switching the 'phone off and then on.
> ronnie
Doesn't work. Uninstall and re-install does.
*LMS server/study player - LMS 8.3.0 *Pi4B 4GB/NanoSound ONE case/pCP
8.1.0 - 75K library, playlists & LMS cache on Sata SSD (ntfs)
*Lounge* - Pi2/pCP 8.1.0 > HiFiBerry DIGI+
jeroen2 wrote:
> Ah, okay... That does indeed seem to be the case.. But I'm pretty sure
> it used to work for WAVIN as well...
>
> Is there any way to manually change the homescreen items? Is that a
> settings file somewhere?
Sorry, I found the location of that "settings file". It's in browse
I may have tracked it down to id3v2.3 with utf-16 encoding, the default
behavior in musicbrainz (until i swapped to id3v2.4 utf-8). Files
encoded this way fail on my linux setup, read fine on windows musicip.
In my brief tests (past 10 minutes) I haven't figured out how to
determine the encodi
Matt Drown wrote:
> I may have tracked it down to id3v2.3 with utf-16 encoding, the default
> behavior in musicbrainz (until i swapped to id3v2.4 utf-8). Files
> encoded this way fail on my linux setup, read fine on windows musicip.
>
> In my brief tests (past 10 minutes) I haven't figured ou
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have mp3tag set to write ID3v2.3 UTF-16 and musicIP is happy with them
> in Linux on my Pi.
Save them with id3v2.3 utf-16, rescan, needs to validate
Save the same files with id3v2.4 utf-8 rescan, no problem
MusicMixer_x86_1.8.tgz, on centos8-stream, running the 32bit
ID3v2.3 ISO-8559-1 reads correctly.
ID3v2.4 UTF16 does not.
All saving is being done in MusicBrainz Picard v2.7.3
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jeroen2 wrote:
> Sorry, I found the location of that "settings file". It's in browser
> local storage. A bit too fidgety to edit manually, and I'm not going to
> do that in all browsers anyway..
>
> But please tell me I'm not crazy, pinning to the homescreen from
> favourites used to work for
mherger wrote:
> >
> The only help you should get is to replace that highly vulnerable system
>
> with something more recent and reliable... seriously.
Thanks Michael - Good point, but in the meantime... :-)
But anyway... You can download the last 32 bit helper from
https://github.com/mich
Thanks! I've done that, and stored it in "C:\Documents and Settings\All
Users\Application
Data\Squeezebox\Cache\InstalledPlugins\Plugins\Spotty\Bin\MSWin32-x86-multi-thread"
where the previous spotty.exe was (renamed it) - This is from "Helper
Applications Folder" in Settings/Information. Unfortun
cpd73 wrote:
>
> [Edit] How is "wavin" used? Is it just a URL scheme that should be added
> as if it were a http/https stream? i.e. you add/play this, and do not
> browse into?
Yes - play only.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (baue
cpd73 wrote:
> Plugin changes:
>
> > >
- Add support for CUE tracks.
> > >
>
> Analyser changes:
>
> > >
- Add support for analysing CUE files.
> > >
>
Ok, before updating... is it possible to use ignore.txt to tell both
plugin and analyzer to ignore .CUE files? They are in
cpd73 wrote:
> The "http"/"https" check was added over 17 months ago - just checked.
Very odd.. I believe you, but I swear I had added it to my pinned item
only a few weeks ago... I might have missed an update or two, but
definitely not 17 months. ;) But anyway:.
cpd73 wrote:
>
> As a hacky
I was challenged by my 5 year old to send the output of my Windows-based
Audio PC running Ableton and capturing sounds from my synthesizers to
our Raspberry Pi Logitech Media Server so that we could listen
throughout the "whole house" I know about the "Line-in" plugin on
LMS... But how can I,
Some people here are using "Stream What You Hear".
See
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106609-Stream-What-You-Hear-(SWYH)-an-updated-alternative-to-WaveInput-for-Windows-users
It has been suggested that it is a resource hog when running ... so best
to run it only when needed (and t
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