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Handling a compressed and uncompressed library simultaneously? - pgbj - 20-02-2019 17:58 hi first off, thanks again for a great piece of software which along with Bubble has revitalised ny music listening. I have all my library in FLAC in one folder hierarchy and a mp4 compressed copy mirror. When I am using my lical Cambridge CXN renderer I use flacc. But sometimes I use a renderer that only supports mp4. Is there a way of running another instance against this other hierarchy? (I am running minimserver on a Synology NAS) thanks RE: Handling a compressed and uncompressed library simultaneously? - simoncn - 20-02-2019 22:35 What is the exact model of Synology NAS that you are using? RE: Handling a compressed and uncompressed library simultaneously? - pgbj - 20-02-2019 23:20 (20-02-2019 22:35)simoncn Wrote: What is the exact model of Synology NAS that you are using? DS216+II running DSM6.2.1 - Intel processor RE: Handling a compressed and uncompressed library simultaneously? - simoncn - 20-02-2019 23:31 On this model, it might be possible to do this using Docker. I have done this on QNAP (see this thread) but not on Synology. I will try it on my Synology DS713+ some time in the next few days and let you know how it goes. RE: Handling a compressed and uncompressed library simultaneously? - pgbj - 21-02-2019 10:16 (20-02-2019 23:31)simoncn Wrote: On this model, it might be possible to do this using Docker. as a computer science graduate I perhaps should have thought of virtualisation! mind you it had only just been invented in 1981..... thanks RE: Handling a compressed and uncompressed library simultaneously? - pgbj - 26-02-2019 19:46 It worked! I basically followed the instructions for the Qnap but there were a few differences... - the docker.sh script didn't work because the hardcoded paths to getcfg were wrong, so I just ran the "docker build" command directly - I had to take off the ".bin" extension - I had to run as root, not just admin, otherwise I got a socket permission error - the UI for the Docker app on Synology is different but I muddled through. Now have two instances running and visible to my control point and BubbleUpnp server even makes them both visible over the internet. Thanks! |