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--- blog:articles:raspberry:mpd_network [2024/05/04 21:09] – created Phil Ide
+++ blog:articles:raspberry:mpd_network [2024/05/05 10:52] – [MPD and NAS] Phil Ide
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 ====== MPD and NAS ======
-I have Volumio on a Raspberry Pi 4, which I thin is fantastic software, but there re two gripes I have with it:
+I have Volumio on a Raspberry Pi 4, which I think is fantastic software, but there are two gripes I have with it:
   - Despite setting "Allow UI Statics Collection" to off, stats collection is still enabled
   - In order to play music on the device I'm controlling it from (e.g. my phone), I have to pay
-I can do without paying, I've paid enough and I'm on a tight budget but the stats collection gets up my nose. Whilst they may no longer collect UIS stats data and sen it to themselves, there are cookies from google analytics, google tag manager, facebook and paddle.com. Making me think my data is not being collected is a bad thing, and the fact that these cookie can track a lot more than 'how I use the player' is horrendous.
+I can do without paying, I've paid enough and I'm on a tight budget but the stats collection gets up my nose. Whilst they may no longer collect UI stats data and send it to themselves, there are cookies from google analytics, google tag manager, facebook and paddle.com. Making me think my data is not being collected when they still do is a bad thing, and the fact that these cookie can track a lot more than 'how I use the player' is horrendous.
 Time for something new.
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 My music folder is: <code>/mnt/samba/music</code>, so then I used the DietPi-Drive_Manager to mount my share into that folder. O!MPD barfed a few times trying to access that folder, and the best fix I found was to add mpd to the dietpi group. I'm sure someone will tell me that's not the best way, but I had to get it working, and this did the trick.
 <code>    sudo usermod -a -G dietpi mpd</code>