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JRiver Media Center - Docker image

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kiwi:
I was thinking about setting up mc24.

Jatzoo:
Yes, it's possible to build docker with MC24 based on cassfras21 docker config files (only change repo and install and start mediacenter24 instead 21).
Yes, it's finally run on Qnap :)

max096:
I just tried to try out JRiver for the first time ever. Installed the docker image from here https://hub.docker.com/r/jatzoo/jrivermc24/

My NAS is a custom build running centos. Kinda a recent installment.

It did install just fine and I can connect to it with Media Center on Windows. But I cannot add anything to the library. I have mounted the folder that contains all my music in the docker container.

I also figured there is some VNC stuff going on with that image I think. But somehow I cannot view the docker file of this exact image. So there is that. But I also cannot connect via VNC Viewer to my server. Tried no port, port 5900 and all the others that where exposed in the media server version 22 docker image.

Just another thing. Is this also gonna sync my playlists? Or only make the music available on every PC? And I´d also want to sync everything to my android phone.

max096:
Ok I found it... using this fancy command "sudo lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN" it told me the port it´s running on (5904).

Such things should really be in the docker readme i feel like.  >:(

But glad it works at least now.

Scobie:

--- Quote ---Now if DLNA matters for you, you should consider to run the other app container starting with

Code:
docker run -d \
--name=jrivermc22 \
--net=host \
--pid=host \

With this settings, your container will be on the same subnet and have the exact same IP than your Nas. It is necessary to allow SSDP broadcasting and so DLNA devices discovering
--- End quote ---

I'm setting up for DLNA now and just gave the container instance a static IP on the my home network subnet. I haven't imported a library as yet, but wanted to check if there was anything wrong with this method? The container JRiver MC can certainly see all my DLNA devices.

Also re the mount command to access NAS volumes, is it possible to have this run at startup? do I just add it to the fstab file as per Debian?

Thanks for all your dev work in this.

Scobie

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