> I will be getting a Synology NAS someday, and I would like to know if
> the Synology implementation of LMS allows for "iTunes integration" in
> the same fashion that the Mac/PC versions do. I care about that because
> I like having my iTunes playlists available.
It should be working, but might need some manual tweaking of the
settings: you might need to define the location where the file is
stored. On PC/Mac this happens automatically.
Oh, and you'll need to enable the plugin first. It's off by default on
anything but PC/Mac.
> Secondly, if I set up Apple Time Machine to backup from my Mac to the
> Synology, can I then have Synology-LMS point to my backed-up copy of my
> iTunes library on the NAS? I'm unsure if the Synology can "see" the data
> in a Time Machine backup, or if it treats it as a "blob" of data.
As you guessed correctly, the TM backups aren't plain files. You can't
access them.
--
Michael
> the Synology implementation of LMS allows for "iTunes integration" in
> the same fashion that the Mac/PC versions do. I care about that because
> I like having my iTunes playlists available.
It should be working, but might need some manual tweaking of the
settings: you might need to define the location where the file is
stored. On PC/Mac this happens automatically.
Oh, and you'll need to enable the plugin first. It's off by default on
anything but PC/Mac.
> Secondly, if I set up Apple Time Machine to backup from my Mac to the
> Synology, can I then have Synology-LMS point to my backed-up copy of my
> iTunes library on the NAS? I'm unsure if the Synology can "see" the data
> in a Time Machine backup, or if it treats it as a "blob" of data.
As you guessed correctly, the TM backups aren't plain files. You can't
access them.
--
Michael