philippe_44 wrote:
> So, knowing that there is a gainL and gainR in slimproto, shall we add a
> balance option in audio? ...
Using active loudspeakers without any knobs it would be fine to control
the balance via LMS. :cool:
1x docker on qnap ts-453b as lms | 1x raspberry pi zero w
d6jg wrote:
> That is true but us Earthlings would just pull another £5 cable from our
> box of cables and move on. Spending $350+ on a cable is IMO obscene.
> Send it back, buy one for $5 and give the money saved to the local food
> bank.
I'm not backing the cable - I'm curious about possible
bpa wrote:
> The "Maybe the cable is bad" seems to have appeared for other Pi4 users
> with ordinary cables - so it might be an ordinary issue as well as a
> Audiophile one.
That is true but us Earthlings would just pull another £5 cable from our
box of cables and move on. Spending $350+ on a
RonM wrote:
> When I'm browsing here using my mobile I sometimes get the mobile view
> and sometimes the desktop view. I can't figure out what the variable is
> resulting in one or the other. When in mobile view there is a desktop
> option but I can't see a way to force mobile view when in
When I'm browsing here using my mobile, I sometimes get the mobile view
and sometimes the desktop view. I can't figure out what the variable is
resulting in one or the other. When in mobile view, there is a desktop
option, but I can't see a way to force mobile view when in desktop
view.
It's
slartibartfast wrote:
> I think he is talking about the forum not LMS [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I am indeed talking about the forum!
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) -
jeroen2 wrote:
> Normally the interface should switch to mobile view automagically. But
> if it doesn't you could use this URL:
> -http://:9000/material/?layout=mobile-I think he is talking about
> the forum not LMS [emoji3]
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RonM wrote:
> When I'm browsing here using my mobile I sometimes get the mobile view
> and sometimes the desktop view. I can't figure out what the variable is
> resulting in one or the other. When in mobile view there is a desktop
> option but I can't see a way to force mobile view when in
Now that I've completely switched over to PcP I have 5 unused Apple
Airports looking for a new owner. They come with 2 S/PDIF cables, but
they all do optical and analog out.
In principle they work with LMS, if you install the Airplay bridge
plugin.
Message me if interested (shipping from
jeroen2 wrote:
> I love the fact that you guys are even discussing this. :cool: But I
> would think it's up to the person selling $500 USB cables to explain why
> sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't Surely they must have a
> much deeper understanding of the inner workings of USB
chill wrote:
> But it works on the Macbook. I wonder if different chipsets handle the
> link negotiation differently. Maybe the Pi uses only a fixed data rate,
> whereas the Macbook might do some sort of adaptive rate? Is that
> possible?
I love the fact that you guys are even discussing
garym wrote:
> wasn't the original RadioParadise flac stream actually an Ogg/FLAC
> stream? (whether that matters, I have no idea)
My (currently on pause) radio station had an Ogg/FLAC stream with
metadata. It wasnt difficult to put together. The technical issue was
with the player software
d6jg wrote:
> Ogg/FLAC? Given that they are not (apparently) considering HD might be
> doable at 16/44.1 on existing hardware.
> Chromecast, Airplay etc devices are all capable enough.
wasn't the original RadioParadise flac stream actually an Ogg/FLAC
stream? (whether that matters, I have no
mherger wrote:
> > Spotify claims it will be compatible with existing Connect speakers,
> so
> > if we're lucky Spotty will just work ;)
>
> I seriously doubt it. Their current streams are Ogg. I would be
> surprised if _any_ Connect speaker would work without a firmware update.
Ogg/FLAC?
Spotify claims it will be compatible with existing Connect speakers, so
if we're lucky Spotty will just work ;)
I seriously doubt it. Their current streams are Ogg. I would be
surprised if _any_ Connect speaker would work without a firmware update.
mherger wrote:
> I'll repeat what I just wrote in another thread, to hopefully continue
> the discussion here.
>
> Whether Spotify HiFi will ever work with Spotty, I can't say. When that
>
> would be even less so. It will certainly not be available when HiFi
> starts. As Spotty is using an
I'll repeat what I just wrote in another thread, to hopefully continue
the discussion here.
Whether Spotify HiFi will ever work with Spotty, I can't say. When that
would be even less so. It will certainly not be available when HiFi
starts. As Spotty is using an open source implementation of a
There are a number of "Maybe the USB cable is bad?" posts on various Pi
forums.
A few of them seem to be fixed by either upgrading s/w (especially
firmware) or downgrading from Buster.
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garym wrote:
> I haven't seen this posted anywhere on this forum. Interesting
> development.
> https://9to5google.com/2021/02/22/spotify-hifi-lossless-audio/
Beat me to it :cool:
2 x Touch
2 x Radio
2 x Boom
1 x Intel-NUC server/squeezelite running LMS 7.92 (from nightlies) on
Windows 10
chill wrote:
> But it works on the Macbook. I wonder if different chipsets handle the
> link negotiation differently. Maybe the Pi uses only a fixed data rate,
> whereas the Macbook might do some sort of adaptive rate? Is that
> possible?
Yes - the loose +5v wired seemed to be the obvious
I agree that it will be a real plus for the largest streaming service to
finally offer CD quality at least as lossless downloads . Spotify has
enough of a lead in this market to withstand the troubled economic times
we find ourselves in . This will mean as stated above that should one of
the
jeremy wrote:
> Screenshots over on the naimaudio discussion seem to indicate that
> metadata is now available. I'm enjoying the FLAC streams but getting no
> metadata, any pointers would be great, please.
> Stay safe folks
> Jeremy
Just a quick follow up to the above. I see the Naim MP3
bpa wrote:
> They route the +5v on the outside the signal cable - perhaps it is
> broken ?
But it works on the Macbook. I wonder if different chipsets handle the
link negotiation differently. Maybe the Pi uses only a fixed data rate,
whereas the Macbook might do some sort of adaptive rate?
Greg Erskine wrote:
> How can a couple of connectors with a few wires between them not work?
They route the +5v on the outside the signal cable - perhaps it is
broken ?
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> How can a couple of connectors with a few wires between them not work?Maybe
> the cable deemed the Raspberry Pi not worthy. [emoji3]
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> How can a couple of connectors with a few wires between them not work?
Maybe the ultra-clean, perfectly-timed data bits are just too much for
the Raspberry pi to cope with :)
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