Backyard deck system

[Julf]

I can´t log in via putty to the LMS. I tried it with the IP address and port 9000 but that doesn´t work. Putty shuts down.

It won't be listening for ssh on port 9000 - the correct port is 22 (but the ssh client should use that by default).

Isn´t that how it should work? Once i would be connected login as "root" and PW "1234", or?

Can you remind me - what system are you running LMS on?

[marflao]

LMS is running on a Synology NAS.

Tried to connect to port 22 and logged in as "root" but then it failed with PW "1234".

[Julf]

LMS is running on a Synology NAS.

Tried to connect to port 22 and logged in as "root" but then it failed with PW "1234".

I have no experience with the Synology, but according to google, it seems the default admin password is empty, not "1234".

[marflao]

I have no experience with the Synology, but according to google, it seems the default admin password is empty, not "1234".

Hmm...doesn´t work.
Need to dig a bit deeper into this later this afternoon. Thanks so far.

[Julf]

Hmm...doesn´t work.
Need to dig a bit deeper into this later this afternoon. Thanks so far.

You might have to create a ssh user through the synology web interface.

[marflao]

Well...at least I tried it but wasn´t successful in the end.

What did I do:
(i) used Notepad++, copy&past the code mentioned from Apesbrain and updated the Mac address with the one for my player (the Nexus 7) => saved the file as "custom-convert.conf" on my NAS (mounted to Explorer)
(ii) opened putty, logged in on my NAS with "root" and the pw I use to access DSM and moved the file to the folder where the "convert.conf" file is located (in my case /volume1/@appstore/LmsRepack/)
(iii) logged in the GUI of my NAS and clicked on package center. Stopped "LMS Repack" (I´m using pinkdot´s version) and started it again.
(iv) started Squezzeplayer on my tablet, switched to OrangeSqueeze and started a 24/94 song with the result that the player "Asus Nexus 7" stopped.

Now I´m stucked again ;-)
Any tip?

[Apesbrain]

Any tip?

Unfortunately, your NAS may not have enough CPU power to run SoX* in this way. If you want to confirm, temporarily install LMS on your PC and copy some of your hi-res music as well as the new custom-convert.conf to the appropriate places. Restart and try to play these files via your new LMS instance on your Nexus 7.

*Are we sure the Synology distribution of LMS even has SoX support?

[marflao]

Unfortunately, your NAS may not have enough CPU power to run SoX* in this way. If you want to confirm, temporarily install LMS on your PC and copy some of your hi-res music as well as the new custom-convert.conf to the appropriate places. Restart and try to play these files via your new LMS instance on your Nexus 7.

*Are we sure the Synology distribution of LMS even has SoX support?

Thanks Apesbrain.
Maybe I try it.

Btw... Don't know the answer wrt the Sox support yet.

All the best,
M.

[Mnyb]

Unfortunately, your NAS may not have enough CPU power to run SoX* in this way. If you want to confirm, temporarily install LMS on your PC and copy some of your hi-res music as well as the new custom-convert.conf to the appropriate places. Restart and try to play these files via your new LMS instance on your Nexus 7.

*Are we sure the Synology distribution of LMS even has SoX support?

Thanks Apesbrain.
Maybe I try it.

Btw... Don't know the answer wrt the Sox support yet.

All the best,
M.

You can check if a SoX binary is shipped with install they are all in the same folder , no I don't know where they reside on your NAS ( sorry , Google )

However this may be the problem all along , if SoX is not supported on your synology model that's may be why it's broken in the first place .
Just try LMS a real computer ,but don't yet add your custom.convert.conf . Maybe there is nothing wrong with the player .

[Julf]

You can check if a SoX binary is shipped with install they are all in the same folder , no I don't know where they reside on your NAS ( sorry , Google )

Worst case you can always do a "find / -name sox", but it will take a while...