frietje wrote:Hi Gingernut,
I followed your instruction, but didn't work out. Any other idea?
Do the following:
1. Upgrade LMS (Squeezebox Server) to the latest version
2. On the options page make sure the LMS IP address and HTTP port number are correct. Go to the LMS web page > Settings > Information > LMS Server Status to find the info. Note: The HTTP address for a Synology NAS should be 9002
3. On the options page check the Primary Squeezebox Device MAC address. Go to the LMS web page > Settings > Information, find the device and compare the address making sure you use the same case. (Make sure the device is on and linked to the server)
4. If using LMS 7.5.1 or greater, on the options page under LMS on a Linux NAS, deselect/uncheck LMS is prior to v7.5.1
5. On the options page under LMS on a Linux NAS make sure the LMS Media Folder uses forward slashes (/). Adding a forward slash at the end of the address may also help.
6. On the options page under LMS on a Linux NAS make sure the addresses are the same case as the source. Using a lower case when it should be upper case or vice versa can cause communication problems.
7. Press the red MonkeySqueeze button in MediaMonkey to enable communications. Should be turquoise when on.
To test the communications play some music on your main Squeezebox device. In MediaMonkey load/place different music in the Now Playing/Playlist window, select play and then enable MonkeySqueeze. The music playing on the SB device will stop and be replaced by the music in MediaMonkey

. If the music stops on the device but is not replaced by the MediaMonkey music then your comms are working but there is an error with one of the parameters

. If the music continues to play on the device then the comms are not working at all

.
Let me know how you get on.
Gingernut63