Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
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24-10-2021, 08:14
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Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
The most immediate thing I noticed was that some of the ratings changed with ‘100, 80 60’ as rating values where they did not exist under dsm6. I was using the latest version of minim2 under dsm6 and I assumed this is the same version available under dsm7.
I’ve had issues before on rating, because I didn’t understand the logic but this has happened without any changes to tagging. Any ideas? Thank you |
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24-10-2021, 09:37
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RE: Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
The current versions of MinimServer 2 for DSM 6 and DSM 7 (with the latest update 201 applied) are functionally identical.
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25-10-2021, 15:05
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RE: Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
When you updated to DSM 7, it is possible you might have lost some MinimServer configuration settings you had applied to your DSM 6 installation of MinimServer. This might affect the way ratings are presented.
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25-10-2021, 22:15
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RE: Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
(25-10-2021 15:05)simoncn Wrote: When you updated to DSM 7, it is possible you might have lost some MinimServer configuration settings you had applied to your DSM 6 installation of MinimServer. This might affect the way ratings are presented. Thank you for the reply. I did check my config settings and they look the same, but I can't be 100% sure. However, I have narrowed down what's happening. The issue is only with FLAC files - as always ![]() Some time ago I was using my own tag of 'rate', but then moved to using the standard tag of 'Rating' for both WAV and FLAC. I use Kid3; the 'Rating' tag is shown as 0-5 stars, however if you use edit against that tag for vorbis files it shows the tag setting as 100 (for 5 stars), 80 (for 4 stars) etc. I only use 5, 4 & 3 stars. When running on DSM6, I had also changed all the FLAC files from using 'rate' to 'Rating' and that worked fine. Under DSM7, instead of the FLAC tracks appearing in the grouping for 5, 4 or 3 stars (I variously use the Naim & Linn apps), they now show up in new rating groups labelled 100, 80, 60. If I add the tag 'rate' and add the value of 5,4,or 3 and delete the value in the 'Rating' tag, this moves the tracks to the appropriate group - 5,4, or 3 stars. In the config file I have 'rate:Rating'. So the problem is fixed, although I have a few hundred tracks to update and I would prefer to use 'Rating' also for the FLAC files that I want to rate. Any help to understand what is happening is very welcome, but not particularly important as I know how to get back to correctly rated tracks in the control point apps. Thanks again, Marinko |
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26-10-2021, 10:20
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RE: Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
I checked the previous thread where we discussed this issue. You were using the tagUpdate property to adjust the ratings for your FLAC files. Perhaps the change in behaviour with DSM 7 is related to your tagUpdate setting or the location of your tag update file.
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27-10-2021, 23:20
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RE: Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
(26-10-2021 10:20)simoncn Wrote: I checked the previous thread where we discussed this issue. You were using the tagUpdate property to adjust the ratings for your FLAC files. Perhaps the change in behaviour with DSM 7 is related to your tagUpdate setting or the location of your tag update file. Yes of course and on re=installing minimserver it would not have the tag update file. apologies, I had totally forgotten about that. thank you, Marinko |
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28-10-2021, 09:30
(This post was last modified: 28-10-2021 09:30 by simoncn.)
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RE: Issues following synology dsm7 upgrade
If you try to start MinimServer with the tagUpdate property set to a filename that doesn't exist, MinimServer doesn't start and produces an error message. Did you remove the tagUpdate setting from your MinimServer configuration when you reinstalled MinimServer after the DSM 7 update?
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