November 1, 201114 yr I'm in love with SickBeard and CouchPotato now and would love something like this for music. I could enter an artist and choose which albums I want and it collects, renames and sorts them for me.
November 5, 201114 yr Is anyone consistently using headphones? It was pretty funky way back, but they've been updating it all the time. Curious if its ready for primetime or not yet!
November 6, 201114 yr here is what i did (and i am not saying that this is right, but it worked for me) download the entire package from here https://github.com/rembo10/headphones/downloads (i downloaded the .zip file) i then unzipped the files and placed them in my Cache drive (/mnt/cache/.headphones) then i used terminal (i am on a mac) and telnet into my server from the command line i entered the following /mnt/cache/.headphones/python Headphones.py now i can access the web gui at 192.168.0.100:8181 (replace 192.168.0.190 with your servers ip address) from there i can set all the options i needed.
November 6, 201114 yr I will have to test this. Looks great! Just in case you are already using Headphones default port 8081, you can change it by running: "python Headphones.py -p portnumber" edit: I started headphones in the console using "python Headphones.py -p 8084" and Headphones stops working when the console is closed. You have to run Headphones as a daemon. usage: Headphones.py [-h] [-v] [-q] [-d] [-p PORT] [--datadir DATADIR] [--config CONFIG] [--nolaunch] [--pidfile PIDFILE] Music add-on for SABnzbd+ optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -v, --verbose Increase console logging verbosity -q, --quiet Turn off console logging -d, --daemon Run as a daemon -p PORT, --port PORT Force Headphones to run on a specified port --datadir DATADIR Specify a directory where to store your data files --config CONFIG Specify a config file to use --nolaunch Prevent browser from launching on startup --pidfile PIDFILE Create a pid file (only relevant when running as a daemon)
December 8, 201114 yr Anyone got this running? I can parse the NZB to SAB and get it to download music but I'm having issues getting to recognize the directories. I'm getting in the log the message: WARNING Cannot find directory: /mnt/cache/music. Not scanning even though the folder does exist. PS: sorry to have posted this message in several threads, it's the only missing piece in my SAB/SB/CP setup and it's getting me crazy
December 8, 201114 yr I believe you have your directory set wrong. If its set to mnt/cache/music then it would be emptied when the mover is scheduled. It should be set to /mnt/user/music (if that is where your music is of course) sent from my HTC desire using tapatalk
December 8, 201114 yr There's always the one I forget, are your cases exact? A capital letter can mess the whole thing up.
December 8, 201114 yr I believe you have your directory set wrong. If its set to mnt/cache/music then it would be emptied when the mover is scheduled. It should be set to /mnt/user/music (if that is where your music is of course) It's not this. I know because I have put several audio folders at /mnt/cache/music to make sure it's not empty. I then selected this as the Music Library directory in the 'manage' tab and then pressed 'Submit Query' to force a libray scan. Nothing happens, the log says 'Cannot find directory: /mnt/cache/music. Not scanning', but the directory is there PS: I have changed the folder to /mnt/cache/_music to avoid it's moved, still can't find the directory
December 8, 201114 yr There's always the one I forget, are your cases exact? A capital letter can mess the whole thing up. everything is in lower case, a habit I acquired since I started in linux
December 9, 201114 yr permissions on the music folder ??? depending if you are running headphones as another user then root
December 9, 201114 yr permissions on the music folder ??? depending if you are running headphones as another user then root ok, that's an option, how can I change the premissions? However, the issue is not writing to the folder rather than it can't find the folder. I'm sure it's a silly thing, but I can't get it to work.
December 17, 201114 yr permissions on the music folder ??? depending if you are running headphones as another user then root ok, that's an option, how can I change the premissions? However, the issue is not writing to the folder rather than it can't find the folder. I'm sure it's a silly thing, but I can't get it to work. Anyone?
January 12, 201214 yr For testing purposes your can set your permissions to fully accessible by everything with: chmod -R 777 /mnt/cache/music
January 13, 201214 yr For testing purposes your can set your permissions to fully accessible by everything with: chmod -R 777 /mnt/cache/music Tried, didn't work, this is just pissing me off.... >
January 13, 201214 yr You have logged onto the server and done a cd /mnt/cache/music to make sure this directory exists, right? On another note, I have no idea why you'd want to use /mnt/cache/music instead of /mnt/user/music. A directory called music implies it's a visible user share and all user share references should point to /mnt/user. Peter
January 13, 201214 yr You have logged onto the server and done a cd /mnt/cache/music to make sure this directory exists, right? yes it does, it has some 'test' folders with music On another note, I have no idea why you'd want to use /mnt/cache/music instead of /mnt/user/music. A directory called music implies it's a visible user share and all user share references should point to /mnt/user. I'm not really using /mnt/cache/music but /mnt/cache/_music. I'm doing it like this just because I read somewhere that some people suffered lost of files, wrong renaming, etc, and didn't want to risk the software messing up my library. So I created this test folder to check how the software scanned the library and any potential malfunctioning. Once I get it to work, (will that happen?), I'll use the actual library PS: thanks a lot to you all guys, even if I don't get it to work I do appreciate your time and efforts
January 13, 201214 yr I just created /mnt/cache/_music and then tried /mnt/cache/music and /mnt/cache/_music. If found the second one just fine. Either your cache drive has issues or you're doing something wrong. If you are using Putty, try cd'ing to the directory and then copying the path. Then, paste the path into the config screen. Peter
January 14, 201214 yr I just created /mnt/cache/_music and then tried /mnt/cache/music and /mnt/cache/_music. If found the second one just fine. Either your cache drive has issues or you're doing something wrong. If you are using Putty, try cd'ing to the directory and then copying the path. Then, paste the path into the config screen. Peter I decided to start from scrap: 1. Created a test share called testmusic. 2. Put some music folders on it for test purposes. 3. Moved it out of the cache (to disk3). The path is /mnt/user/testmusic. 4. In Headphones, 'Manage' tab I put /mnt/user/testmusic in the 'Music Library' field and clicked on 'Submit Query' 5. After some seconds log returns: 2012-01-14 11:09:05 WARNING Cannot find directory: /mnt/user/testmusic. Not scanning 6. I then logged into Putty and typed chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/testmusic 7. Checked folder properties: drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 768 2012-01-14 11:05 testmusic/ 8. Tried again step 5 9. I got the same message in the log ???
January 16, 201214 yr Not sure what to suggest since it works for lots of other people. Did you copy and paste the path? Just use the mouse to highlight the text in Putty which will automatically copy it. Peter
January 22, 201214 yr Hi Have you managed to get this working? I thought I had the same issue. I point headphones to scan /mnt/user/Media/Music and i get the "WARNING Cannot find directory: /mnt/user/media/music/. Not scanning" error. However whilst reading through your posts Headphones started scanning the share. "2012-01-22 11:15:38 INFO Scanning music directory: /mnt/user/Media/Music/ 2012-01-22 11:14:48 WARNING Cannot find directory: /mnt/user/media/music/. Not scanning" See after 50 seconds it starts scanning. Maybe the silly issue is patience?
January 22, 201214 yr If you're running that on unRAID, be aware the filesystem is CASE-SENSITIVE. Make sure you enter the path correctly. It could be an application error where Headphones is piss-poor code and misbehaves. "/mnt/user/Media/Music/" does not equal "/mnt/user/media/music/"
January 23, 201214 yr Hi Have you managed to get this working? I thought I had the same issue. I point headphones to scan /mnt/user/Media/Music and i get the "WARNING Cannot find directory: /mnt/user/media/music/. Not scanning" error. However whilst reading through your posts Headphones started scanning the share. "2012-01-22 11:15:38 INFO Scanning music directory: /mnt/user/Media/Music/ 2012-01-22 11:14:48 WARNING Cannot find directory: /mnt/user/media/music/. Not scanning" See after 50 seconds it starts scanning. Maybe the silly issue is patience? tried and didn't work. After 5 min still no response
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