Unfortunately (like Sonos is planning), the hardware has been unsupported by Western Digital for years now. It still has an older version of LMS installed on it. So, pulled the old MyBookLive NAS out of storage. It is not intended to decry or compete with the base Sonos system. Maybe somebody will find it interesting and useful. I’m offering this brief overview in a spirit of cooperation and sharing. Probable that Qobuz and other streaming will be integrated)Īn active and very supportive community forum
A recent addition (in beta) integrates local music library with your Spotify library (albums and playlists).You can also access one of the UK’s most popular radio services, with listen again features! Podcasts are also available. Offers access to Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal and Deezer streaming.There is no limit for local music libraries.Apps are also available for both Android and iOS (either free or at low cost. Media control is also multi-platform (via web-browser access). LMS is complementary to the native Sonos setup.Why might you consider this as an addition to your Sonos system? Here are some pros: Once installed, Sonos devices are seen by LMS as squeezebox players, and have full access to all the features which the server software offers. Installing the software is a task for an average user (and is largely accomplished via a web-browser interface). a PC running Windows, iOS, or Linux, and even some NAS) - a popular choice is the Raspbery Pi (even including the ultra-cheap Pi Zero at 20 USD).
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Using LMS requires that you install the server software on a networked device (eg. LMS offers some interesting features which you can use alongside the standard Sonos setup.
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