

# cp plexamp/rvice /lib/systemd/system/rvice
#Plexamp for mac install#
Almost there, now you need to install and start plexamp daemon:
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"identifier": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",ĩ. "identifier": "xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxx" You need to copy its content and put in a file at this path: `/root/.config/Plexamp/server.json` Then you login in that installation and then find `server.json` file which path depends on your OS. I had to find installation on internet for my mac of Plexamp v.1.1. You need to have `server.json` file from real installation of plexamp version < 3. Alter rvice file to match actual pathsĮnvironment="PLUGIN_PATH=/root/plexamp/server/node_modules/treble/build/Release/"Įnvironment="LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/root/plexamp/server/node_modules/treble/build/Release/"ĮxecStart=/root/.nvm/versions/node/v9.11.2/bin/node /root/plexamp/server/ Re-login to you installation to enable NVM CLIĪfter this you should have node version 9 installed in this path: Create bash profile file (this is required by nvm)Ĥ. Though, I’d really like all of Plex to be able to select a UPnP receiver instead of just another Plex instance (which I have to kick off running to stream to it and as such would be using instead of the web/app one I am currently using). You need version 9 of nodejs in your system, easiest way in my opinion to install custom version of nodejs and to not affect version 12 that is present in HiFIBerryOS, is to use nvmĢ. One thing that Plexamp lacks vs Plex app is selecting the play back receiver. My build worked for me and my setup which includes: Raspberry Pi 3b, HiFiBerry DAC+ Standart, wired connection (for some reason connection to plexamp drops on wireless), HiFiBerryOS installed
