I've noticed that on a player with don't stop the music enabled
songs gets nocked off from the top off the now playing list long before
the plugins starts to add any tracks at the bottom .
Could the plugin be modified to actually not remove songs off the list
before it actually adds any song
Mnyb wrote:
Maybe you can test if transcoding works at all on the server play a
normal AAC file *.m4a on the SqueezePlay player ?
A normal AAC file also fails to play.
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Mnyb wrote:
Maybe you can test if transcoding works at all on the server play a
normal AAC file *.m4a on the SqueezePlay player ?
The log has already shown that LMS is getting as far as starting
transcoding processes. The only difference using a file vs iPlayer
plugin (which has stripped
bpa wrote:
The log has already shown that LMS is getting as far as starting
transcoding processes. The only difference using a file vs iPlayer
plugin (which has stripped Flash protocol rtmp and is provding a AAC
stream) as source. The iPlayer plugin as a source does seem to be
working
mherger wrote:
I've noticed that on a player with don't stop the music enabled
songs gets nocked off from the top off the now playing list long
before
the plugins starts to add any tracks at the bottom .
Could the plugin be modified to actually not remove songs off the
list
OK - final idea on this aspect. Can you list the directory with the
-b option to ls to show non graphic chars in filenames.
ls -lb /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux
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I have LMS installed on a Joggler -
/usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/i386-linux/faad -? - works okay.
Baffled.
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bpa wrote:
OK - final idea on this aspect. Can you list the directory with the
-b option to ls to show non graphic chars in filenames.
ls -lb /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux
root@debian:~# /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/faad -?
-bash:
you could be missing a shared library can you do a ldd
ldd /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac
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root@debian:~# ldd /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac
not a dynamic executable
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flysurfer wrote:
Hi slartibartfast,
automounted USB-Disks should appear under /media/usb even after
restart. If you use the desktop environment then you can also mount as
user odroid and then the mountpoint is little different. UTF-8 should
also work and the mountpoints of the USB-drives
bpa wrote:
That usually means the executable is the wrong architecture for the
system. Try the file and uname command to see if there is a mismatch
file /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac
uname -a
root@IBOX:~# file /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac
-bash:
Looks like you have a very cut down Linux and don't have the file
command.
Can you load the file command ?
Can you install the binutils package and get a readelf utility ?
Not sure if strace is installed but could you try
strace /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac
strace will
bpa wrote:
Looks like you have a very cut down Linux and don't have the file
command.
Can you load the file command ?
Can you install the binutils package and get a readelf utility ?
Not sure if strace is installed but could you try
strace
Just tried on an old raspi with squeezeplug - no problems playing the
BBC streams.
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okay - installed file command.
root@debian:~# file /usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac
/usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux/flac: ELF 32-bit LSB
executable, ARM, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared
libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.14, stripped
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castalla wrote:
Just tried on an old raspi with squeezeplug - no problems playing the
BBC streams.
Which of these directories exist on the pi and on the ibox
/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf
/lib/arm-linux-gnueabi
bpa's
My Pi has Arch and it runs hard float and I have used readelf to look at
executables and AFAICT the LMS 7.8 supplied faad is a soft-float build.
Most Pis now run hard float and so my guess is the problem is the LMS
flac and faad build are somehow incompatible with the IBOX distro and
or
bpa wrote:
Which of these directories exist on the pi and on the ibox
/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf
/lib/arm-linux-gnueabi
Pi, Cubie a10, Ibox all have /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf
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what next?
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Good to hear that its working! You should not update the max2play-image
to Ubuntu 14 as there are a lot of changes that might crash the
functionality.
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1 x Squeezebox Receiver
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Sorry but I think using readelf may not help fix the problem. It may
help to pin down the exact incompatibility but is it necessary as it
seems clear that the faad and flac executables are incompatible with the
Debian on IBOX.
I think the quickest solution would be build a version of faad and
bpa wrote:
Sorry but I think using readelf may not help fix the problem. It may
help to pin down the exact incompatibility but is it necessary as it
seems clear that the faad and flac executables are incompatible with the
Debian on IBOX.
I think the quickest solution would be build a
castalla wrote:
Just to recap then: I'm looking for armv7 builds of the faad and flac
binaries???
Not quite so simple. The faad and flac for LMS have been patched to
work with LMS to accept stdin as a source so build from repositories
won''t work - you need a build from another LMS A20
flysurfer wrote:
Good to hear that its working! You should not update the max2play-image
to Ubuntu 14 as there are a lot of changes that might crash the
functionality.
What about security updates to Ubuntu 13.10?
bpa wrote:
Not quite so simple. The faad and flac for LMS have been patched to
work with LMS to accept stdin as a source so build from repositories
won''t work - you need a build from another LMS A20 armv7 hard float
user .
The naming of arm build is a bit uneven - accordin to somesite
bpa wrote:
Download the tyar.gz file from here and unpack and then test the flac
and faad that are in the archive to see if they run at shell prompt.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~altondsl/files/armv7lbinaries.tar.gz
Am I going nuts?
root@IBOX:~# dir
BOOMBOX2
bpa wrote:
To run from a directory not on the path you need to do - add -? just
to make they generate output. Also make sure they are executbale and
the group /owner are OK - they came from another linux build where owner
and group id are different.
./flac -?
./faad -?
Bingo!
Both run
castalla wrote:
Bingo!
Both run
Good.
You can now replace the ones in
/usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux by these new ones making sure
permission owner etc are all the same as the old ones and then retest
transcoding
AFAICT the difference is the support of hardware floating point
To run from a directory not on the path you need to do - add -? just
to make they generate output
./flac -?
./faad -?
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bpa wrote:
Good.
You can now replace the ones in
/usr/share/squeezeboxserver/Bin/arm-linux by these new ones making sure
permission owner etc are all the same as the old ones and then retest
transcoding
AFAICT the difference is the support of hardware floating point and
difference
Download the tyar.gz file from here and unpack and then test the flac
and faad that are in the archive to see if they run at shell prompt.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~altondsl/files/armv7lbinaries.tar.gz
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Erland,
How do you find the id of the currently playing track to replace 94 in
the following CLI example?
Code:
00:04:20:06:22:b3 trackstat setrating 94 4
MillmoorRon's
Hi all,
I've just joined the forum. I'm one of the primary developers of
Squeezer
(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.org.ngo.squeezer), an
open source Android Squeezeserver remote control. Happy to take any
questions or comments in this thread.
Best, N
Just installed it, thx. Will try it over weekend and provide feedback.
At first glance it doesn't seem to support all the new browse modes
supported by LMS 7.9 e.g. Album Artists.
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I finally got the Shairtunes plugin running on an old i386 Mac that is
running the nightlies of LMS 7.9 and OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard).
I'm a novice in Terminal, but through a bunch of trial
and--mostly--error and a lot of googling, I got it running and learned a
bit of programming in the
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