script produces the patch file, and the XML file that can
> serve as a repo. The URL actually points to pssc's GitHub, but GitHub
> pages should be enabled for that to work, and the patch and XML file
> should be committed to gh-pages.
>
> Edit: Pull request at https://gith
Uploaded squeezeplay 7.8.0+467~45ca8ee
New:-
Remember NowPlaying screen
New HDSkin visualiser options
Selectable & Scalable Analog VUMeters (Currently HDSkin and 800x480
Skins)
Option to goto NowPlaying on player connect
Power Off Timer
Deb repo info at:-
https://github.com/pssc/squeeze
mherger wrote:
> Phill,
>
> Are these new features limited to using on the Pi? I'm sure some of them
>
> might be of interest to many users. I would actually have expected to
> see some tunneling support years ago :-)
>
Hi Michael,
Yes indeed all the Pi, Linux and HW specific stuff have bee
s and bug fixes.
https://github.com/pssc/squeezeplay-dist
More Planned
Enjoy
Phill.
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I believe we have HDMI on board we have cec support as well, this is
working very well on the pi, and would remove the need for a separate ir
receiver?
Phill.
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Id like to make the case for 512MB having done a fair amount of hacking
squeezeplay and Linux in general on the Pi 512MB has removed alot of
pressure , I think we would thank ourselves for this later,
We could run s slightly less custom Linux and make use of dbus and
associated daemons for networ
If we had reliable usb we could use display link screens at least for
some development of graphical based interface. Even if there is no need
for a usb DAC straight off.
Phill.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Yes, but the Pi onboard audio leaves more than a little to be desired
> from a SQ perspective. And as soon as you connect a UAC2 DAC you find
> out that the Pi is somewhat less than desirable as a platform in that
> regard, as well.
Yes the Pi has audio has issues and the PI f
Triode wrote:
>
> 1) target a small number of linux devices and create some standard
> install scripts/images for them
> 2) start with a headless system (no ui, but target a device with hdmi
> interface as we can expand into hdmi based user interface relatively
> easliy); users can use LMS web i
castalla wrote:
> Surely, the simplest internet radio access could be provide by an
> 'independent' Tunein plugin - one which doesn't reference the central
> servers? I can't fathom why Tunein, as is, needs to contact mysb.com
>
Yes thing seems to be the biggest thing in the code I have lo
cncb wrote:
> A Raspberry Pi dedicated to running a full-screen version of Squeezeplay
> with digital audio output seems almost perfect...
I am doing my best seem to be mostly alsa diver issues being the main
stoppers that said I have had overs two hours of perfect audio
out...(doh jinxed it jus
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