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Then I can make a RPi build. I don't know if the Docker build will also be updated might also want to wait until a release? I have now merged an improved version of the fix into master, so I will close the issue.

I will also make a RPi build with the fix within a week or so. Thanks for reporting and testing. I saw similar behavior after an upgrade to Apple Music on Catalina I was using iTunes on High Sierra I just started using forked-daapd, and all I have are flac files and some artwork - no playlists. I created a playlist base. Looking at forked-daapd output, I saw it process a query for all music, then follow up with a similar query for playlists:.

Two things I noticed from this are that the second query uses operators on the query filters, which forked-daapd doesn't understand, and that it's querying for a playlist with the title matching the forked-daapd library name.

Once I created a playlist file My Music on thundarr. Is this a configuration issue on my part? If not, should the base playlist be something forked-daapd generates automatically? Does it matter that the operators are not understood on the playlist query? I'm not sure what could be causing the ' '. If you didn't have the ' ' then you wouldn't have the issue with the playlist name. I'm sorry to say I don't have advice on how to fix the ' ', or even to track down what is causing it.

This patch fixes the problem for me. I doubt it's the right solution - we don't really know what the problem is - or I'd submit it as a PR. It's tempting to include that change. The deciding factors would be how many other people would have the same issue, and how certain we can be that the change doesn't produce some other bug. Don't know the answer to any of those, so I'm undecided. I had to apply the patch from saxonww to get forked-daapd working with my music library.

Did you see Unknown operator ' ' in clause Your logs above didn't have that, so I am wondering what may be causing this new issue. Is it perhaps a new version of Apple Music? Hi ejurgensen I was wondering if there was an official fix to this? I know this is closed so wasn't sure if your main build has been merged, but I am using Apple Music and I am getting the same error with the column sort.

It should be working with the current version of forked-daapd. Skip to content. Star 1. New issue. Jump to bottom. Labels bug help wanted. Copy link. Issue I am unable to connect forked-daapd server using Apple Music after upgrading to a preview of macOs Catalina. I built the latest version Apple Music on macOS not working, see issue This process takes a few mins.

If the radio station provides artwork, OwnTone will download it during playback and send it to any remotes or AirPlay devices requesting it. Instead of downloading M3U's from your radio stations, you can also make an empty M3U file and in it insert links to the M3U's of your radio stations.

OwnTone has support for smart playlists. For media in your library, OwnTone will try to locate album and artist artwork group artwork by the following procedure:. OwnTone caches artwork in a separate cache file. The cache.

The library is scanned in bulk mode at startup, but the server will be available even while this scan is in progress. You can follow the progress of the scan in the log file or via the web interface.

When the scan is complete you will see the log message: "Bulk library scan completed in X sec". The very first scan will take longer than subsequent startup scans, since every file gets analyzed. At the following startups the server looks for changed files and only analyzis those. Updates to the library are reflected in real time after the initial scan, so you do not need to manually start rescans.

The directories are monitored for changes and rescanned on the fly. Note that if you have your library on a network mount then real time updating may not work. Read below about what to do in that case. If you change any of the directory settings in the library section of the configuration file a rescan is required before the new setting will take effect.

You can do this by using "Update library" from the web interface. Symlinks are supported and dereferenced, but it is best to use them for directories only.

Some programs, like for instance Shairport-sync, can be configured to output audio to a named pipe. If this pipe is placed in the library, OwnTone will automatically detect that it is there, and when there is audio being written to it, playback of the audio will be autostarted and stopped. You can also start playback of pipes manually.

You will find them in remotes listed under "Unknown artist" and "Unknown album". The track title will be the name of the pipe.

Shairport-sync can write metadata to a pipe, and OwnTone can read this. This requires that the metadata pipe has the same filename as the audio pipe plus a ". Most network filesharing protocols do not offer notifications when the library is changed. So that means OwnTone cannot update its database in real time. Instead you can schedule a cron job to update the database. The first step in doing this is to add two entries to the 'directories' configuration item in owntone.

When OwnTone detects a file with filename ending. Alternatively, you can force a metadata scan of the library even if the files have not changed by creating a filename ending. If you place a file with the filename ending. This will clear all music and playlists from OwnTone's database and initiate a fresh bulk scan. Pairing and speaker information will be kept. Only use this for troubleshooting, it is not necessary during normal operation.

Say you have a playlist with a radio station, and you want to make a script that starts playback of that station:. You must have a Spotify premium account. If you normally log into Spotify with your Facebook account you must first go to Spotify's web site where you can get the Spotify username and password that matches your account. Try it right now!

That is where Spotify's OAuth page will redirect your browser with the token that OwnTone needs, so it must work. The address is announced by the server via mDNS, but if that for some reason doesn't work then configure it via router or.

You can remove it again after completing the login. You will then be sent to Spotify's authorization service, which will send you back to the web interface after you have given the authorization. Spotify no longer automatically notifies clients about library updates, so you have to trigger updates manually.

Limitations: You will not be able to do any playlist management through OwnTone - use a Spotify client for that. There has also been an attempt to allow these changes to persist between reboots, and this seems to be working.

A linux kernel version 2. Currently the TS and TS do not meet this requirement. The user must have enabled either telnet or ssh access to the QNAP. The user must have installed dbus ipkg. As simple as typing: ipkg install dbus at the shell prompt.

If you turned on IPv6 for an older version of forked-daapd compiled prior to you can now disable IPv6 after upgrading. I have not done anything malicious, but I may have made errors. I am most concerned about the Optware. If they do then this install will not work. About bugs: This software probably has bugs that are beyond my control.

It relies on no less than 20 libraries. Each with its own quirks and problems. The forked-daapd is also in active development so there is a high probability that it will have bugs and be evolving rapidly. I will try to keep it up to date when I see major improvements or milestone releases. Users of this package can feel free to PM me in the forums or add a post to this thread if they feel there is some outstanding issue that can be fixed by a new build. NOTE : Playback of. I'm pretty sure transcoding in the general sense isn't going to work on the ARM if it requires any amount of floating point math.

It runs on my Ubuntu VM install just fine. If you follow this thread you will see that it has been successfully installed and run by someone other than me. How do you know which architecture you're on? In a shell issue this command: Code: Select all uname -a.

Code: Select all gunzip -c ARM-forked-daapd-install. Code: Select all cd. Code: Select all reboot -d1. Code: Select all. Code: Select all pidof dbus-daemon pidof avahi-daemon pidof forked-daapd.

Last edited by ADoko on Fri Sep 02, am, edited 84 times in total. I borrowed heavily from the script that QNAP used to configure mt-daapd.

I have left this commented out in the config file since this was how the package set it by default after compilation. I've noticed that forked-daapd does a lot of logging. The log file seems to grow into the megabytes rather rapidly. I'm still playing with the amount of logging that I like. I'll repost a new script when I have something satisfactory.

In the interim you can change the logging to "fatal" in the S50iTunes script to basically eliminate messages. I have a library of over 60 thousand songs and it does seem to take a while to download the meta data to a client when you initially connect. There are discussions about this on the internet, but the author for forked-daapd has yet to respond. A note about playlists. My experience is that it does a very good job of processing them.

I haven't used. I should also confess that the playlists form in the Web UI is now useless since forked-daapd doesn't have a concept of a "playlist" file like mt-daapd did. If you want to use playlists you're best bet is to put the. My experience was that it took about one hour per 10, files. You can modify its behavior by modifiying this script. These files are human readable XML and it's a pretty straightforward process to make them. I may get around to making one to advertise my CUPS printer using the ipp protocol.

The S30bonjour script is written so that any manually added. The only. DBUS: I modified the S20dbus script because the one that came with ipkg didn't want to start the dbus-daemon.

It was a design decision to use the ipkg version of dbus. Part of the build process for forked-daapd required me to build the dbus package. This was all done because forked-daapd requires GNU libc 2. I built the world for one application to live in it. Surviving a Firmware Upgrade: This is tested and working. Here's a shot of iTunes running against forked-daapd on my TSP: Optional Patches I've decided to build small patches for the basic install in the post above.



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