First, let me give a big thanks for the work being done to maintain LMS. It is much appreciated!
Over Christmas I picked up a subscription to Tidal. While getting set up for Tidal, I went ahead and updated my server to 8.1. I them installed the Tidal plugin and set up Tidal in the list of Apps in Mysqueezebox.com.
When logging into the LMS through the webpage on my PC I am unable to see Tidal in the list of "My Apps". However, if I browse an artist under "My Music" it does show a Tidal option which lets me search for music on Tidal for that specific artist. Also, when controlling the server via "Squeezer" on my android phone or on my old Duet controller, it does properly reflect what is on MySqueezebox.com.
I also tried adding and deleting other apps in MySqueezebox.com and those changes also did not show up on the server control webpage either. The changes did show on the Duet and Squeezer controllers and I am able to properly interface with Tidal from them.
I am running Logitech Media Server on a Windows 10 PC, have 3 Duet receivers, the Duet controller and Squeezer/SBPlayer on a Samsung S9 phone running Android10. I use Chrome as the browser when controlling LMS on a PC. I also tried the Firefox browser with the same results, no changes to the "My Apps" section on the webpage. All of the software is up to date.
Has anyone else had this issue? LMS does seem to see the changes on MySqueezebox.com since Tidal seems to work properly on the other controllers. Might there be some issue just with the LMS control webpage brought up by the browser? Everything else with 8.1 seems to be working just fine. Unfortunately, since I only noticed this after upgrading to 8.1, I don't know if this is new or carryover behavior. (Of course it might also be something I am doing or not doing.)
Also, where I can get to Tidal via LMS I see a setting for streaming quality which seems stuck on AAC/320 and won't allow a change to FLAC. I have a "HIFI" account with Tidal and it does appear I am getting higher quality when streaming. I think I read in another post that LMS requests the highest bitrate possible when connecting. Is it fair to assume that this setting can be ignored?
Thanks for giving this a think!
John.
Over Christmas I picked up a subscription to Tidal. While getting set up for Tidal, I went ahead and updated my server to 8.1. I them installed the Tidal plugin and set up Tidal in the list of Apps in Mysqueezebox.com.
When logging into the LMS through the webpage on my PC I am unable to see Tidal in the list of "My Apps". However, if I browse an artist under "My Music" it does show a Tidal option which lets me search for music on Tidal for that specific artist. Also, when controlling the server via "Squeezer" on my android phone or on my old Duet controller, it does properly reflect what is on MySqueezebox.com.
I also tried adding and deleting other apps in MySqueezebox.com and those changes also did not show up on the server control webpage either. The changes did show on the Duet and Squeezer controllers and I am able to properly interface with Tidal from them.
I am running Logitech Media Server on a Windows 10 PC, have 3 Duet receivers, the Duet controller and Squeezer/SBPlayer on a Samsung S9 phone running Android10. I use Chrome as the browser when controlling LMS on a PC. I also tried the Firefox browser with the same results, no changes to the "My Apps" section on the webpage. All of the software is up to date.
Has anyone else had this issue? LMS does seem to see the changes on MySqueezebox.com since Tidal seems to work properly on the other controllers. Might there be some issue just with the LMS control webpage brought up by the browser? Everything else with 8.1 seems to be working just fine. Unfortunately, since I only noticed this after upgrading to 8.1, I don't know if this is new or carryover behavior. (Of course it might also be something I am doing or not doing.)
Also, where I can get to Tidal via LMS I see a setting for streaming quality which seems stuck on AAC/320 and won't allow a change to FLAC. I have a "HIFI" account with Tidal and it does appear I am getting higher quality when streaming. I think I read in another post that LMS requests the highest bitrate possible when connecting. Is it fair to assume that this setting can be ignored?
Thanks for giving this a think!
John.