unofficial SUBSONIC NAS COMPATIBILITY LIST

[dobo]

Not strictly a NAS but i'm running Subsonic on the following setup

HP ProLiant N36L microserver default firmware and 1gb ram
I have various Samsung and WD drives in it with music and video shared

Version 0.7.2 Sabanda (revision 8191)
Built on Sun Oct 9 19:21:33 JST 2011
OS Version FreeBSD 7.3-RELEASE-p7 (revision 199506)
Platform amd64-full on AMD Athlon(tm) II Neo N36L Dual-Core Processor

Its running headless booting off a full install on a 4gb microSDHC card through usb conector with 2gb partition.
Also running on freenas is serviio and samba shares

The only issues ive encountered with subsonic is that as i'm using the am64 freenas build, the packagsite i used installed lame and wouldnt run, think it was 32bit? but the amd64 lame build downloaded from this site works a treat.

Running 4.6.beta2 (build 2566) – 16 November 2011

The ffmpeg download from a freebsd packagesite installed and works perfect with serviio and decodes perfect with subsonic but refuses to encode to mp3 with subsonic default settings, i think the amd64 build is missing an mp3 library or something but cant fix that on freenas as its a stripped down OS. All you have to do is change the subsonic default settings to use lame instead, i use the following

step 1
ffmpeg -i %s -v 0 -f wav -
step 2
lame -V 3 --tt %t --ta %a --tl %l -S --resample 44.1 - -


Hope this helps somebody

[gigon]

I made a package for Synology DiskStations with ARM architecture and more than 128MB RAM.
Which are: DS212j, DS212, DS212+, RS212, RS812, DS111, DS211, DS211+, DS411, DS411slim, RS411, DS209, DS409, RS409.
It will work on x86 but without transcoding, I'm working on the ffmpeg and lame binarys to get it running.
The package support site is: http://eg-blog.de

[mstaggerlee]

I have subsonic running on an iomega storcenter ix2 - well, not exactly RUNNING on it. The app is running on a Windows7 system, but all the media's on the storcenter, and it streams beautifully! The only "trick" involved, really, was mapping the drives using network names as opposed to drive letters.

[Skywatcher]

All of Netgear ReadyNAS with x86 CPUs should have no problem with Subsonic (Ultra and Pro lines).

The NAS OS is Linux (debian), so just follow the Debian installation notes from the download page (the java package has a slight name change, but that's it).

Had no problems installing it in my Ultra2.

If you're not fond of using the shell, you can install it as an add-on via the browser frontend.
The add-on is made by a member of the ReadyNAS forum and you can get it at: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic ... 48&t=45661

[blindman]

As mentioned above Gigon has configured a package for Synology NAS' that works great!

I can confirm it works on both the DS2411+ abd DS2413+ devices.

[gigon]

My package supports all Synology NAS from 2010 series and newer. For the older ones only the ones with a ARM CPU are supported.

[sizetwo]

I posted the question in the help section - but I guess it belongs here moreso as I got no responses.

Anyone having had any experience with the LG line of NAS boxes? Would it be possible to install on http://lgknowledgebase.com/kb/index.php ... tryID=6486 ?
Its the LG-NAS N4B2.

[chali]

Thecus 7700Pro. And more

info on thecus Nas that work, go to thecus forum/3 part modules.

http://forum.thecus.com/viewforum.php?f ... db10820e0e

www.thecus.com

Can also recommend the wingftp module. (really good but a bit pricey)

/chali

[jknorr]

I attempted to install Subsonic on my Qnap 639Pro. It worked well with music, but video was slow and choppy. When I looked at my resources, the ffmpeg process had the cpu pinned at 100% whenever I played a video. I was forced to move the subsonic service to my desktop and point to my media on the nas.