logitech media server sending wrong track

#Logitech media server sending wrong track install
#Logitech media server sending wrong track update

Above that in the list I see Transporter listed, but it doesn't appear under Drives and Devices. In MC Playning Now dropdown, I see 'Logitech Media Server ', but nothing about Whitebear. We've made progress, but I'm not sure where I am or what my next step should be. MrC & Vagskal - I appreciate you're help.

#Logitech media server sending wrong track update

Be sure to update the NAS firmware to the latest version, since Synology some time ago had a bad build.) The Synology NAS is not a powerful thing. If you are just going to use MC to send music to LMS/Transporter, I would recommend to strip LMS to its bare minimum with no unnecessary plugins and no database loaded in LMS. (It might work with just the built in DLNA service in LMS, which you then could keep on the NAS, but I do not know how well it would work. At least replay gain does, which is the only thing I use. I think all processing done by MC that you want would carry over to LMS/transporter. I do it that way to use MC to send music uncompressed (better than that is hard to achieve) to LMS to play on my Squeezeboxes. The free Whitebear application acts as an intermediary between MC and LMS. It could be the Win PC where MC runs, and you can keep the music files on the NAS if you want.

#Logitech media server sending wrong track install

Would you consider running Logitech Media Server (LMS) on a Win PC? If so, you can install LMS and Whitebear on the same PC (which is a requirement for Whitebear). If these objectives/questions are beyond things JRiver wants to address in this forum, I understand.  Use my Android phone to control either or both systems.  Use JRiver to deliver both audio and video content to System 2, with the emphasis not on sound quality, but on the ability to deliver a variety of programming stored on the Diskstation. (I can see I’d have better control for creating playlists and the like.)  Deliver JRiver programming to System 1 with equal or better output. This afternoon I’ve been searching not just at the JRiver forum, but all over attempting to find whether I can achieve the following nearer term objectives with JRiver. No videos from the Synology currently displaying to this system. System 2 – Marantz SR4002 with Definitiv Mythos STS speakers, Roku, and a recent Samsung BlueRay.

System 1 - Logitech Transporter with Krell amps, Tannoy speakers, and a Synology DiskStation running Logitech Media Server My grand objective is to use JRiver to send audio (and maybe video) to two systems I have in the house, or even one if that works out to be the best option.

It’s also clear to me that JRiver would enable me to better organize my audio files and more easily create playlists.

I previously used VideoLan (VLC) for audio files, and JRiver is a serious upgrade in audio quality. I've been using JRiver on my PC for a couple of weeks.