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RE: Running multiple instances MinimServer on QNAP and selectable audio format - simoncn - 01-12-2015 12:38

(01-12-2015 11:58)rweten Wrote:  Yes, this is a viable work-around. I could live with it, but the other less technical people in the house will no doubt struggle as I will get things like "it's not exactly intuitive" and "this looks like it's been designed by a bloke".

I'm going to have a crack at getting the MP3 output to work, but I need to understand how the stream.converter property is used.

WAV is now working on non hi-res on iPads and iPhones, using Plugplayer. Hi-res recordings still seem to elude it. If I can get a MP3 output to work that might crack it.

R

Using 8player on my iPad and iPhone, I can play all resolutions up to 24/192000 (with MinimStreamer set to transcode to wav24).


RE: Running multiple instances MinimServer on QNAP and selectable audio format - Ooteboe - 27-05-2016 19:56

(17-04-2015 13:32)jvilly Wrote:  1. Can i run multiple instances of MinimServer on a QNAP x86 (TS253 pro)?

In addition to this, i'd like to ask if its possible to run multiple instances of Minimserver on a Syncovery DS415+?
If so, how?

Thanks,


RE: Running multiple instances MinimServer on QNAP and selectable audio format - simoncn - 27-05-2016 23:34

(27-05-2016 19:56)Ooteboe Wrote:  In addition to this, i'd like to ask if its possible to run multiple instances of Minimserver on a Syncovery DS415+?
If so, how?

Thanks,

I presume you mean Synology. This isn't possible.


RE: Running multiple instances MinimServer on QNAP and selectable audio format - Ooteboe - 28-05-2016 12:33

(27-05-2016 23:34)simoncn Wrote:  I presume you mean Synology. This isn't possible.

Oops, Synology, yes. It's a pity, anyway, thanks for your reply.