mherger wrote:
> >> Running this kind of stuff in a loop would likely only hit SQLite's
> >> buffer - which is not representative either.
> >>
> > Not sure about that. If I were to speculate: SQLite doesn't seem to
> do
> > any real query caching, and the buffer seems very limited, leading to
Respect what you are doing , perl seems to vary between 5.8 to 5.24 in
the user base .
5.26 ;-)
Ill test when its aviable no need to rush i have modest collection of
50k tracks and a reasonably fast machine anyway.
It should be available now. Please keep a copy of the old package: I
don't
mherger wrote:
> > Dang so Linux mint 18 has such old Perl version :)
>
> Guess why I have 5.10 binaries? Because my system is still CentOS 6
> based. That's an old Perl :-).
>
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> Michael
Respect what you are doing , perl seems to vary between 5.8 to 5.24 in
the user base .
Ill test
bakker_be wrote:
> Could you elaborate please? Why isn't that going to happen? I ask just
> out of curiosity, not out of any sense of "get to work" or something
> like that ;)
To create a chromecast player - besdie code to implement the cxhromecast
player (mainly a cut down browser) you need
Dang so Linux mint 18 has such old Perl version :)
Guess why I have 5.10 binaries? Because my system is still CentOS 6
based. That's an old Perl :-).
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mherger wrote:
> > I did not get the latest version for some reason using the amd64
> deb...
> >
> > Perl Version: 5.22.1 - x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi
>
> The reason is explained in the announcement :-). I'll add that to the
> todo list.
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>
> Michael
Dang so Linux mint 18 has such
tobyjug wrote:
> but wondered if I could stream 24bit from Tidal through an rpi to a USB
> DAC.
Not with Tidal, but it's possible to stream hi-res audio from Qobuz,
with a Sublime+ subscription (£350pa).
Living room: SB Touch, with coax to: Marantz PM7005, TDL RTL3 speakers.
Dining room: SB
Running this kind of stuff in a loop would likely only hit SQLite's
buffer - which is not representative either.
Not sure about that. If I were to speculate: SQLite doesn't seem to do
any real query caching, and the buffer seems very limited, leading to a
weird spiking performance profile:
I did not get the latest version for some reason using the amd64 deb...
Perl Version: 5.22.1 - x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi
The reason is explained in the announcement :-). I'll add that to the
todo list.
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philippe_44 wrote:
> Because its 1/ pretty complicated and 2/ will work in a very limited
> set of cases. For examples, if you try to play anything like audio from
> Deezer, Spotify it will fail. This is due to an application that must be
> loaded in the emulated CC player. Its easy to emulate
bakker_be wrote:
> Could you elaborate please? Why isn't that going to happen? I ask just
> out of curiosity, not out of any sense of "get to work" or something
> like that ;)
Because its 1/ pretty complicated and 2/ will work in a very limited
set of cases. For examples, if you try to play
philippe_44 wrote:
> What's missing is streaming from Android masquerading a Chromecast
> player, and this one is not going to happen, that's true.
Could you elaborate please? Why isn't that going to happen? I ask just
out of curiosity, not out of any sense of "get to work" or something
like
I did not get the latest version for some reason using the amd64 deb...
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1536946607 @ Fri Sep 14 20:16:26
CEST 2018
Hostname: SqueezeVM
Server IP Address: 192.168.1.82
Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
Platform Architecture:
StereoXL better explained and experiences (post 7 and beyond)
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?66609-Just-unpack-my-new-Boom-and-first-issue!=enhancer
StereoXL explained (from SB Boom white paper)
StereoXL Technology
StereoXL is a proprietary stereo expansion technology developed
Tbh given how many apps go for the complexity of full blown
mysql/postgres when they are only storing a few configuration items I'm
amazed lms works so well with sqlite underneath.
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mherger wrote:
> Running this kind of stuff in a loop would likely only hit SQLite's
> buffer - which is not representative either.
>
Not sure about that. If I were to speculate: SQLite doesn't seem to do
any real query caching, and the buffer seems very limited, leading to a
weird spiking
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