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The software is designed for streaming music over a network, allowing users to play their music collections from virtually anywhere there is an Internet connection. It supports audio formats including MP3, FLAC, WAV, Ogg, Opus, and AAC, as well as transcoding. It can stream to both software and hardware receivers, including the various Squeezebox models, as well as any media player capable of playing MP3 streams. Plugins from Logitech and third-party sources are also supported, allowing additional functionality to be added, and there is integration with Logitech's mysqueezebox.com online service. Logitech Media Server supports grouping clients in order to synchronize playback among all clients within a group.[1]

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SqueezePlay is based on SqueezeOS, the operating system that drives the hardware devices Squeezebox Duet, Radio and Touch. Written in Lua, it is also open-source software and sees regular updates through Logitech's SVN releases. There is also a free software emulator version of the Squeezebox, called Softsqueeze, which is written in Java and can be run easily as an applet inside a web page. A third player, SqueezeSlave, is also available, which operates similarly but without any display. SqueezeSlave is designed to be run on a server connected to an amplifier/speakers, and can be controlled through the standard Logitech Media Server web interface. At this time, SqueezeSlave is incompatible with Logitech's Spotify plugin due to a lack of support for 'direct streaming'.[4]

Logitech Media Server is the server software that powers audio players from Logitech (formerly known as SlimDevices), including Squeezebox 3rd Generation, Squeezebox Boom, Squeezebox Receiver, Transporter, Squeezebox2, Squeezebox and SLIMP3.

Maybe, never came across LMS before myself. I think most use some other form of music streaming/server/client setup, like UPNP/DLNA/Bluetooth/Sonos.... or just share there collection via vpn + sft/smb/nfs/webdav and use a client that can access the files directly over network/internet.

Hi! I have a old Synology NAS who after the upgrade to newer firmware, lost LMS support. I also lost the possibility to see my photos on the Apple TV (old app have no support) So I want to build myself a server and thinking bout using TrueNAS Core.

I have a Raspberry Pi running LMS to stream music to my different Logitech Squeezeboxes. Since I added UFW (uncomplicated firewall) to my Raspberry I needed to know which ports to open to use the logitechmediaserver/squeezeboxserver.

I was using a synchronous HTTP call for the server polling, but there was no actual need for it be synchronous so I've pushed a change to the code so that it now uses an asynchronous HTTP call. That may prevent this from happening again. It all depends on how Hubitat handles waiting for socket connections internally.

hmm... This might be my doing. I just recently changed my VLANs. The Hubitat and Squeezebox are on the same VLAN. But the Squeezebox server is on a different VLAN. Hubitat is able to see my Squeezebox server and report the Squeezebox player. I am able to play songs to the Squeezebox from my Server but it looks like Hubitat cannot control it.

The problem comes with the startup script in /etc/init.d. It simply does not work, as Ubuntu 20.04 does not have the start-stop-daemon any more. It is simply linked to /bin/true which might work for some scripts but does not work for the logitechmediaserver. I tried a C implementation for this program, but it had it hinges so I dropped the start-stop-daemon and modified the startup program arcordingly.

The key Chrome OS app here is, ironically, one I had already installed for another purpose. Movian is a very capable UPNP/DLNA media player, which I had put on the Chromebit for playing video files from the DLNA server on the Synology box. This morning, it hit me: DLNA also serves audio and photos as well as video, so could Movian somehow play networked music from the Synology?

You should try to starting from scratch. Delete the Docker Container, delete the appdata/LogitechMediaServer folder and start over. Be sure to watch the log and wait for the Start Logitech Media server message before stopping it.

I've updated the container, and now i can't see my players anymore (only a Pi with Volumio is visible) on the GUI

I have plenty of DLNA/UPNP endpoints that are visible through control apps, but the server doesn't see them on the web interface.

Hi no I worked out late last night and its my silly. I run Roon as well. Roon has its own LMS server which must not be running as it uses the same port within Roon. So technically yes same port, but no way to know that from unraid.

I just installed this and it loads just as you would expect, however when I play to airplay devices or chromecast devices via the 3rd party plugins then it seems to crash the entire docker after a few minutes. That's all I am currently able to stream to right now. I have tried local media and pandora.

This service can be used to integrate a Squeezebox query into an automation. For example, in a Python script, you can get a list of albums available by an artist like this:hass.services.call("squeezebox", "call_query", { "entity_id": "media_player.kitchen", "command": "albums", "parameters": ["0", "20", "search:beatles", "tags:al"] })To work with the results:result = hass.states.get("media_player.kitchen").attributes['query_result']

Preparations to extract logitechmediaserver_8.3.1_amd64.deb... Extracting logitechmediaserver (8.3.1)... DPKG: Dependency issues prevent LogitechMediaServer configuration: logitechmediaserver depends on libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl; however: The libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl package is not installed. dpkg: Error processing Logittech MediaServer packet (--install): Problems with dependencies - left unconfigured Processing errors occurred: logitechmediaserver

1 - You may want to check if the libcrypt-openssl-rsa-perl package got installed as intended (that package, per the output you've included, is a dependency for the logitechmediaserver_8.3.1_amd64.deb package) by running the following command:

2 - To check what files (and their respective locations) will be / have been installed by installing the logitechmediaserver_8.3.1_amd64.deb package, run the following command in the same directory (folder) of that file:

4 - If the logitechmediaserver package is still not installed in your computer, run the command to install it, by running the following command in the folder (directory) where you saved the logitechmediaserver_8.3.1_amd64.deb file:

Apparently, the installation of that logitechmediaserver package will start a web server in the computer where you installed it and it will be listening in port 9000. So you may want to try to use your web browser to access the "Logitech Media Server" Web interface at -address-of-your-computer:9000 (replace "IP-address-of-your-computer" by the IP address of your computer)

Logitech Media Server (formerly SlimServer, SqueezeCenter and Squeezebox Server) is a streaming audio server supported by Logitech (formerly Slim Devices), developed in particular to support their Squeezebox range of digital audio receivers. The software is designed for streaming music over a network, allowing users to play their music collections from virtually anywhere there is an Internet connection. It supports audio formats including MP3, FLAC, WAV, Ogg, Opus, and AAC, as well as transcodi...

Thanks to Igor for pointing out Debian. I made a stable Ubuntu version first and then copied the config files over to Debian. LMS runs fine and I can connect to the server and add music. All other features were quite easy because of existing config files. Waited a while and I could download Transmission and Samba now, though server speed is extremely poor - topping out at 40kb/s like in the days of modems. Debian is definitely not baked properly.

I hope at some point there will be some kind of audio output possible (heads up, TinkerOs and Android for this board both have working audio over HDMI - no idea about the 4-pin jack on the board itself as I don't have a compatible splitter). Armbian is more powerful as server though, so I don't mind the lack of audio output.

Alternatively, you can use the interface for the web browser. In the web interface choose Settings and then Server (CTRL-E), select Logging in the pull down menu and open the highlighted link to the server.log file.

Otherwise your need images of the software you want to run. You could create them yourself or look at the docker hub to find prebuilt one like these.

-media-server

To get these up and running you just need to follow the description provided on the page.

Hi,

I have just changed my NAS with a synology. I have installed apnar/logitechMediaServer on the docker application on DSM.

I have mapped the volume share on /music.

But When I go on the lms siteweb (nas:9000) and configure the installation, When I open the browser dialog, the directory music is not listed. But When I go in the terminal (bash) i can get in the mapped directory. I have also tried to edit the server prefs in order to set the right directory. Even if i can see in the setting page, it cannot scan the library. HAve you an idee what could be the problem ? 2351a5e196