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simoncn · 22-04-2015, 19:45

(22-04-2015 17:18)steen Wrote: David - Thanks for reply.

I am running minimserver and BubbleUPnP server on my NAS, minimwatch on my Windows box and my clients are Android HTC phone and Samsung tablet using paid version of BubbleUPnP. AWESOME SETUP!!

I have some weird glitchy crap with my Yamaha AVR going on but it's not related to minim or bubble because it's happened on every permutation of media server and client I have ever tried so I am chalking those problems up entirely to the Yamaha.

I was using PLEX (I love PLEX, hands down it is the best for movies), but my MP3/FLAC library is near 1TB and the search power of minim is unmatched by anything else I have ever tried so I have completely removed all music from PLEX and only use minim now for all of my music.

I noticed on minimwatch there is no "reset defaults" button so if a minim "rookie" like me goofs up a setting there is no way to bring back defaults.

I copped some of the lines from Meffy's screen caps and I really like the option of sorting by QUALITY so I can only see my 320K etc. Minim is *incredibly* powerful and I'm telling all of my associates who currently use PLEX to switch to minim for all of their audio needs.

I just wish I had more of a solid grasp on the tags and how they work. I had zero issues setting any of this up, but when we are talking strictly about minim watch and all of the fields/tags I really feel lost. I think even having "templates" to choose from for each tab of minimwatch would be AWESOME! A "basic" template that is stock stuff that is there after initial install and then some sort of "Mother Lode" template with a BOATLOAD of crazy ass options all formatted correctly. This way someone could start with a base of literally way too many tags and options and then gradually slim it down until it's to their liking.

Again, just wish there was more of an "see spot run" type of guide to the tags with more real world examples of what the output would look like on the client.

The User guide is intended as reference material. If any users would like to contribute tutorials with screen shots, the Digital Audio section of the forum is the right place for this. See this thread for an example of the recommended format.