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How to play more than one track at a time? - Printable Version +- MinimServer Forum (https://forum.minimserver.com) +-- Forum: MinimServer (/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Support (/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Thread: How to play more than one track at a time? (/showthread.php?tid=2900) |
How to play more than one track at a time? - pvanosta - 30-01-2016 09:32 My system: Synology NAS 1513+ with BubbleUpnp and Minimserver installed Control point software: Lumin or Linn Kinsky Streamer/renderer: Oppo 105 via ethernet It took me a while to find my way around Minimserver and Bubbleupnp etc., but I really like the Lumin app when pointed to Minimserver. It streams all file formats in native resolution etc. However: it will only ever play a single track. When I point Lumin to 'Diskstation' (the synology DLNA client I am assuming), I can click on the same track and play will continue until the end of the album. The problem is that that client does not play hi-rez files at native rez. It reduces everything to 16-bit according the Lumin display. So: how do I get Lumin/Minimserver/Bubbleupnp to play more than one track at a time please? Thanks RE: How to play more than one track at a time? - pvanosta - 30-01-2016 12:18 Additional data points: Using Oppo Media control to go to Minimserver gives me the same single-track play behavior. Going back to Lumin and choosing Diskstation also gives me single track play PLUS all the files are being downrezzed. Even 320 MP3 is downrezzed to 128k I am very confused. The only way I can play a full album, is via Oppo media control (poor interface and no data rez readout) and Diskstation (which downrezzes everything)... Surely there has to be a better way? RE: How to play more than one track at a time? - pvanosta - 30-01-2016 12:45 A 'sort of' workaround using Lumin /Minimserver, is to find a track and hold my finger on it until the menu pops up allowing me to add the track to the end of a play list and do this for all the tracks I want to hear. Once they are in that list, they play in sequence and I can go back and forth through the list. Not very convenient in an otherwise great app/server combo.... RE: How to play more than one track at a time? - simoncn - 30-01-2016 15:36 This looks like the same issue that you reported previously in this thread. See this post for my response. RE: How to play more than one track at a time? - pvanosta - 30-01-2016 17:39 Wow, I completely missed that post and I apologize. Besides not having seen that posting, I wanted to share the new variables with the forum (different apps installed and sued with the same result), but now I (sort of) understand. Out of curiosity, when do you think that release will be published? On an unrelated subject although also to do with Minimserver: when I add new files to the music folder, they don't show up in Minim/Lumin until I do a rescan. In Lumin/Diskstation they show up immediately. Is there a setting I can force to make it update faster or even instantly? Thank you for your help. RE: How to play more than one track at a time? - Peter StreamMagic - 30-01-2016 18:50 (30-01-2016 17:39)pvanosta Wrote: Wow, I completely missed that post and I apologize.You can also do a rescan using the Lumin app. Settings>Options>MinimServer Rescan RE: How to play more than one track at a time? - simoncn - 30-01-2016 19:09 (30-01-2016 17:39)pvanosta Wrote: Wow, I completely missed that post and I apologize. In this case, it is better to append to the previous thread rather than start a new one. Quote:Out of curiosity, when do you think that release will be published? It should be fairly soon. I am testing it now. Quote:On an unrelated subject although also to do with Minimserver: when I add new files to the music folder, they don't show up in Minim/Lumin until I do a rescan. In Lumin/Diskstation they show up immediately. Is there a setting I can force to make it update faster or even instantly? MinimServer requires a rescan to pick up newly added music. It isn't possible to speed this up. There might be some improvements to this in the future. |