Recent content by d6jg

♪ Playing All The Girls Are Crazy by Back Street Crawler from The Band Plays On (Vinyl 2M Bronze) (1975) (Local • 2354kbps VBR, 24bit, 96kHz, 9.83dB, FLC) This is from a needledrop I made a couple of days ago. The SQ is "muddy" unless you turn the volume really high. This isn't something that...

Haunting Icelandic music ♪ Playing 1995 by Ólafur Arnalds from Island Songs (CD) (2016) (Local • 637kbps VBR, 16bit, 44.1kHz, -6.46dB, FLC)

My files are actually on an ancient over 10 years old QNAP (TS419). The Lyrion database is on the Pi and as I said earlier I did see a speed increase on scanning when I moved to Pi5 and things became generally snappier. I always use high quality SD cards. Cheap ones are a recipe for failure IMHO.

Where are your files? I run a Pi5 8gb RAM for Lyrion with files on a NAS. Scanning is appreciably quicker than it was using a Pi4 but Material is "snappy" enough for me even utilising search. I only use PlexAmp in the car via CarPlay where navigation and searching are almost irrelevant.

I suspect this is an academic discussion as WiiM are showing no interest in actually taking the Plex integration any further. They must have decided it is unlikely to sell them any more hardware.

I said I would consider it. No. You made no mention of the iOS, Android, Windows and Mac Apps all of which are "Endpoints" and none of which (to my knowledge) require a Plex Pass. As you know I am almost 100% Lyrion but I use Plex for Video and I also use PlexAmp on my iPhone for music when...

2 things. 1. IMHO Plex is pretty good and if I had to choose something other than Lyrion I’d consider it for use with WiiM as it stands. 2. You only need a Plex Pass if you want to run PlexAmp on a Pi. The relevant app will work without on an iOS , Android or indeed Windows PC. I haven’t tried...

“The second most important band from Liverpool.” Not my words but apparenly considered so by some. Great band either way. I saw Deaf School back in 1974 at The Greyhound, Croydon when they were touring in support of their debut album - 2nd Honeymoon. This is the follow up. FLAC from my...

♪ Playing A Salty Dog by Procol Harum from A Salty Dog (CD) (1969) (Local • 761kbps VBR, 16bit, 44.1kHz, -5.76dB, FLC)

♪ Playing Without Love by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes from This Time It's For Real (Vinyl) (1977) (Local • 865kbps VBR, 16bit, 44.1kHz, 3.64dB, FLC)

This from Qobuz today FYI “ As many of you have noticed, some users are currently experiencing playback issues on Qobuz, here’s a bit more context. This issue is caused by a caching problem with our content delivery network (CDN). In practice, some of our delivery servers may be serving a...

♪ Playing Song For The Bearded Lady by Nucleus from We'll Talk About It Later (180g Vinyl) (1971) (Local • 820kbps VBR, 16bit, 44.1kHz, 4.32dB, FLC) Easter Sunday = Best off staying home and playing some Jazz

Genre jumping. Afro Jazz ♪ Playing Go do by Ginger Baker from The African Force (CD) (2013) (Local • 723kbps VBR, 16bit, 44.1kHz, FLC)

♪ Playing Right Time by The Mighty Diamonds from The Front Line (Vinyl) (1975) (Local • 2583kbps VBR, 24bit, 96kHz, -3.48dB, FLC) What a great way to spend 50p back in 1975!

Why not? ♪ Playing Speak To Me by Pink Floyd from The Dark Side Of The Moon (2016 James Guthrie Remaster 180g Vinyl) (1973) (Local • 2437kbps VBR, 24bit, 96kHz, 2.85dB, FLC) FLAC needledrop