Hi,
I am using Squeezebox touch with a ReadyNas duo as the media server. I have successfully installed the Logitech Media Server on the readyNas as an add on. The problem is that I cannot access Tidal (to which I subscribe) when using the readyNas, I can only stream files from the readyNas storage. If I connect the Squeezebox to my desktop PC running Logitech Media Server Tidal is available along with any media files stored on my network. I an absolute beginner in networking so I would be grateful for any help.I want to be able to run my Squeezebox without having my PC turned on as it is noisy and uses a lot of power. I think it is possible to access the readyNas and add something called ickStream to the Logitech Media Server but I don't know if this is what I need to do and I have no clue how to go about it. I would really appreciate it is anyone who knows how to fix this could walk me through it step by step. Thanks very much for reading this.
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2020-06-14, 12:32 #1
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Squeezebox running on Netgear ReadyNas unable to run Tidal
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2020-06-14, 13:38 #2
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2020-06-14, 21:51 #3
Squeezebox running on Netgear ReadyNas unable to runTidal
> I am using Squeezebox touch with a ReadyNas duo as the media server. I
If you're a talking about
https://www.netgear.de/support/produ...s_duo_v1).aspx
then I'd strongly suggest you get a Raspberry Pi to run LMS on. That
device already was hardly usable running LMS when we first released
support for it 10+ years ago...
> have successfully installed the Logitech Media Server on the readyNas as
> an add on. The problem is that I cannot access Tidal (to which I
What LMS version are you running?
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Michael
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2020-06-16, 11:37 #4
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2020-06-16, 11:45 #5
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Hi, I downloaded what I believe is the most up to date version of LMS. It seems that the ReadyNas I'm using is simply not going to do what I want it to do. The Rpi solution seems like the most cost effective way to get the functionality I need and that was my planned next move. Happily I have been gifted a Vortexbox appliance which alongside the SBT will do everything I need and more. The lesson I've learned is to check very carefully what legacy hardware is capable of before buying. Thanks for the advice, problem solved now via a workaround solution.