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cochinada:
I have smaller issues to fix now, related with missing Thumbnails.
How do I fix this?
cochinada:
Besides the issue above which I cannot fix, I have one other that is far more serious.
My DAC Topping D10 Balanced is not recognized!
BryanC:
--- Quote from: cochinada on March 01, 2022, 08:29:48 am ---All is coming back to me now. It turns out that fortunately MC is intuitive so I got pretty much all filters working now.
Except this one where I would like not to split the albuns in these 4 groups but can't figure it out where I did that...
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In that dialog, Edit>uncheck Grouping checkbox
--- Quote from: cochinada on March 01, 2022, 10:06:05 am ---I have smaller issues to fix now, related with missing Thumbnails.
How do I fix this?
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So right now you don't have ownership of your media directories. This can be a little complicated for new users especially as you are trying to fit a square peg (NTFS) into a round hole (Linux).
NTFS doesn't support UNIX permissions (well, it actually does but it will break compatibility with Windows if you want to use the drive on a Windows machine again, so not recommended), so you basically need to change ownership of the entire drive when you mount it.
There's a hard way to do this by editing fstab but I believe that ntfs-3g will inherit the permissions of the mount directory. So unmount your drive and then run `sudo chown joaquim:joaquim /media/joaquim/Multimedia/` and then remount the drive.
--- Quote from: cochinada on March 01, 2022, 11:17:07 am ---Besides the issue above which I cannot fix, I have one other that is far more serious.
My DAC Topping D10 Balanced is not recognized!
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I see it listed there with at least three different output choices.
Awesome Donkey:
Yep, the preferred audio output for your DAC would be hw:CARD=Balanced.DEV=0 [ALSA]D10 Balanced. .... output, which I added a red arrow by in an edited screenshot.
cochinada:
--- Quote from: BryanC on March 01, 2022, 11:25:19 am ---In that dialog, Edit>uncheck Grouping checkbox
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For some reason in Theater View the albums are not grouped so I did nothing, :)
--- Quote from: BryanC on March 01, 2022, 11:25:19 am ---So right now you don't have ownership of your media directories. This can be a little complicated for new users especially as you are trying to fit a square peg (NTFS) into a round hole (Linux).
NTFS doesn't support UNIX permissions (well, it actually does but it will break compatibility with Windows if you want to use the drive on a Windows machine again, so not recommended), so you basically need to change ownership of the entire drive when you mount it.
There's a hard way to do this by editing fstab but I believe that ntfs-3g will inherit the permissions of the mount directory. So unmount your drive and then run `sudo chown joaquim:joaquim /media/joaquim/Multimedia/` and then remount the drive.
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I did that but still the owner is root. I also noticed the menu Take Ownership is grayed.
I'm ready for the hard way if that's the only option left...
--- Quote from: BryanC on March 01, 2022, 11:25:19 am ---I see it listed there with at least three different output choices.
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Yep. I don't wear glasses although I really should...
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