Beiträge von mcloum

    Hello,


    Is anyone using OMv to stream to a WD TV LIve Streaming media player?


    Im looking at a cheap and easy setup for my parents to play HD movies/ TV shows / 3D movies with DTS audio on their new 3D tv that they are currently buying. Im currently living with them for now so they can stream my conetent from my server but when i leave they will have to use an external HDD which the device supports.


    Question is does this work with OMV services? From what ive read it can stream from a NAS but they all seem to be people talking about windows based NAS boxes. You never know though as OMV is linux it may have its little quirks that stop it working.


    on a side note, has any ever used one of the WD TV live streaming? They want to use their 5.1 surround system mainly, how well does it handle these types of streams on MKVs and 3D SBS files?


    Cheers in advance

    Im currently writing a guide for jhmillers script for setting up SAB, SickBeard etc This will include a few terminal commands if it helps.


    I do think it would be good to have a sub-forum for each of the plugins that are on omv-plugins.org though as these seem to be the official maintained versions and are used widespread.

    Hi all,


    continuing from this thread on the old forum (http://sourceforge.net/apps/ph…c.php?f=5&t=183&start=220) I am still unable to edit Metadata or set ratings etc in Media Player. My shares are set to public read/write everyone and the config.ini for headphones is setting 777 permissions. I can delete and rename files that are downloaded via HP but cannot do anything else. Also another strange thing is i cannot skip through tracks, if i want to jump to the middle of a track it just restarts the song, not even the progress 'blob' moves across the progress bar.

    You are using port 8181 arent you?


    I havent started services the way you have in the past, not sure that makes a difference but try


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    /etc/init.d/headphones start|restart

    (choose start or restart) if the command returns no result and gives you a blank line then try waiting 5 or so seconds while the service starts and see if you can access the GUI via http://<ip address>:8181

    Soemthing isnt right. I edited one of my posts in the plugins forum last week which went for moderation and still hasnt appeared. I have replied to a few posts but they are still awaiting moderation. I have made more than 3 posts now and (if this doesnt appear) still cannot make public posts.

    Still doesnt seem to be working, ive made more than 3 posts now and ive edited my Sickbeard guide in the plugins forum but its now dissapeared waiting to be moderated again. :(

    I have re-intalled OMV and the RAID is still there once you have re-installed OMV. You just have to create the Filesystem and shared folders again. The data and RAID is still there :)

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    Think thats it, thats whats on the demo site on phpbb.com

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    Hi all,


    Seen as how the old forum isn't being used anymore I thought I'd move one of the more popular threads regarding setting up Sickbeard, SABnzbd etc on OpenMediaVault.


    This assumes you have a working OMV server and have SSH enabled.


    1) SSH into your servers IP address via your chosen terminal program: I use Putty for Windows but the normal Terminal in Linux or MAC Osx would do it just as good. If using Linux or Mac OS you would use the following command in the terminal


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    ssh root@<ip address> - replace "<ip address>" with the IP address of your server


    When prompted enter the password for the root user (chosen during the OMV install)


    2) Once your logged in via SSH type following commands 1 by 1 and in this order:


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    cd /
    wget http://jamied.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/omv.sh
    chmod +x /omv.sh
    ./omv.sh


    This will then run the script which is just a series of questions asking which applications you want to install and do you want stable or BETA versions etc.


    3) Following this through and once its finished it will present you with a list of the URLs that you need to access each application.


    This is a very basic guide with no screenshots at the moment.


    edit: I will try and update this post with screenshots over the weekend as the script has grown massivly since it was first released. Massive thanks to jhmiller for his continued work on this project.


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    Notes:
    1) SabNZbd update command. "/etc/init.d/SABnzbd update" via terminal window


    mcloum