Hi All,
Thanks for the excellent suggestions! I haven't looked into them yet,
but the sound perfect!
best regards,
Richard
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rhenwood wrote:
> I listen to music radio streams a lot, but sometimes I listen to
> individual (local, youtube, spotify) music. I would like to be able to
> record every music I listen to. I think ideally I would like a webhook
> that is called whenever a new music was played... Or an exe on
Well don't I feel silly now! It turns out I just needed to restart
Squeezeplay after configuring eqMac for the 'MacBook Pro Speakers'. No
jiggery pokery with plist files needed at all. So eqMac is a keeper -
it's only the free version, but it does exactly what I wanted it to.
I've configured
Well eqMac evidently creates an output device called "MacBook Pro
Speakers (eqMac)". So as a quick test I fired up Sqeezelite with:
Code:
Squeezelite -o "MacBook Pro Speakers (eqMac)"
The equaliser works properly. So I feel confident that
ralphy wrote:
> How to these EQs provide audio shaping?
>
> Squeezeplay uses the default core audio device. However if you change
> the device while SP is running you need to restart SP before the new
> device is used.
>
> The 1st post of this thread suggests how to change the default device
d6jg wrote:
> Look at the WhatWasThatTune plugin
+1
The nice thing about it is it captures "per player", date/time, and
track info regardless of it's your library, an internet station, or
service. For example
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The only thing that appears to be missing is the source, i.e. the latest
chill wrote:
> I've just installed Squeezeplay on a new M1 Mac - did the xattr fix and
> I'm up and running. With one of the QVGA skins it's a great compact
> little player and/or controller to leave in a corner of the desktop. My
> Mac is a 16" Macbook, and it has surprisingly good built-in
chill wrote:
> No - that doesn't install it. You need to drag it to the Applications
> folder. You'll find that some .dmg files include a shortcut to the
> applications folder, which makes this slightly easier. But just open
> another finder window, or go to View -> Show Toolbar, which will
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> I downloaded it from the internet and then double clicked the img file
> in the downloads folder (in Finder). That opens opens a window with a
> Squeezebox icon.
> When I double click that item, that's where I get the error message.
>
> From my very limited experience
mherger wrote:
> > I the tried to use the command "xattr -cr
> /Applications/SqueezePlay.app"
> > and I get this reply: "No such file: /Applications/SqueezePlay.app".
>
> Where did you install SqueezePlay?
I downloaded it from the internet and then double clicked the img file
in the downloads
I the tried to use the command "xattr -cr /Applications/SqueezePlay.app"
and I get this reply: "No such file: /Applications/SqueezePlay.app".
Where did you install SqueezePlay?
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Pascal Hibon wrote:
> I tried installing SqueezePlay on a Mac M1 as well but it doesn't work.
> I get the message "SqueezePlay is damaged and can't be opened. You
> should eject the disk image".
>
> I the tried to use the command "xattr -cr /Applications/SqueezePlay.app"
> and I get this
I tried installing SqueezePlay on a Mac M1 as well but it doesn't work.
I get the message "SqueezePlay is damaged and can't be opened. You
should eject the disk image".
I the tried to use the command "xattr -cr /Applications/SqueezePlay.app"
and I get this reply: "No such file:
d6jg wrote:
> I can see the take up of FLAC streaming causing a reversal of the
> loudness war to some extent as even the buds brigade now often opt for
> high end ones.
I seriously doubt it.
The consumers you're talking about buy into high-end buds and hi-res
streaming because they believe
d6jg wrote:
> Thats not down to Tidal though is it? Its the label releasing a poor
> digital remastering and probably applies to the same ELP album streamed
> from elsewhere.
> I can see the take up of FLAC streaming causing a reversal of the
> loudness war to some extent as even the buds
garym wrote:
> that's more extreme than usual I think, but a great example.
Thats not down to Tidal though is it? Its the label releasing a poor
digital remastering and probably applies to the same ELP album streamed
from elsewhere.
I can see the take up of FLAC streaming causing a reversal
Look at the WhatWasThatTune plugin
Jim
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Hello,
Thank you for your answer which answers the problem perfectly.
Sometimes you have to be a pioneer... perfect, there are not many risks,
this card only costs 30 euros.
So I will experiment.
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I've just installed Squeezeplay on a new M1 Mac - did the xattr fix and
I'm up and running. With one of the QVGA skins it's a great compact
little player and/or controller to leave in a corner of the desktop. My
Mac is a 16" Macbook, and it has surprisingly good built-in speakers, so
I'll
There's also the option to use Last.fm Audioscrobbler (A plugin - can't
remember if it is default installed on LMS). I believe last.fm has an
API where you can fetch your play-log information from.
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'*rockland*.dk' (https://www.rockland.dk) - '*last.fm*/user/rockland'
rhenwood wrote:
> I listen to music radio streams a lot, but sometimes I listen to
> individual (local, youtube, spotify) music. I would like to be able to
> record every music I listen to. I think ideally I would like a webhook
> that is called whenever a new music was played... Or an exe on
This page suggests using a HifiBerry Dac driver if using Moode or
Volumio, so that option 'may' work on pCP. On the reviews section
Audiophonics themselves suggest using pCP to overcome a fade-in issue
between tracks.
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