NatureDude wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have lost one channel in one of my squeezeboxes. I'm tired of buying
> moreI seem to have a lot of display and audio failures - 3 already
> dead over the years. Does anyone have a schematic, or at least know what
> the most likely dead device is for the
kitus wrote:
> HAHAHAH! If you are ever near Barcelona, give me a shout and we can have
> a beer instead!I loved Barcelona, apart from the pickpockets...
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kitus wrote:
> Everyone, after the many hours I spent during the weekend on this, and
> thanks to your continuous support, I'm glad to say that my system is
> working smoothly. Right now my system:
> > > >
- usbconnectd is not working in the background, because I don't
> think I need
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I just restored them and rebooted
>
> Pressing the green power button just pauses the playback.
>
> If I pull and replug the usb cable the dac starts the stanby process, I
> have to re start squeezelite to stop it.
>
> I have to say, it all seems a bit unnecessary,
Man in a van wrote:
> I have it working now :)
>
> Unplugging the usb lead to the dac did the trick (as per your comments
> on the github thread)
>
> But that's not a good thing.
>
> I removed the uhubctl instructions from the Tweaks page and restarted
> squeezelite; the dac started to go
kitus wrote:
> I would typically not switch off the picoreplayer on LMS. I never
> thought it was necessary, but now that I come to think about it, having
> a player that all of the sudden "sees" that the next device downstream
> (the DAC) either goes offline, is in standby, or whatever, could
Man in a van wrote:
> I remove the settings on the tweaks page but it still does work
>
> I found the missing file
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@pCP:/etc/udev/rules.d$ ls -l
> total 68
> lrwxrwxrwx1 root root73 Jan 1 1970
Man in a van wrote:
> I tried the pCP route this morning,
>
> >
Code:
> >
> ceo
>
> wget
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/picoreplayer/beta/usb-power.tcz
>
> wget
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/picoreplayer/beta/usb-power.tcz.md5.txt
kitus wrote:
> hehe, agreed. I only power it off because thats the only way I think
> usbconnectd will notice it is back alive, and then will take action and
> kill squeezelite for meDo you have the issue if you if don't turn off the DAC
> or install
usbconnectd? What does usbconnectd do?
kitus wrote:
> Mmm, not sure what that switch is. Ive tried switching off the player
> on the LMS interface, but as there are multiple combinations (DAC in
> standby, DAC powered off, switch on, switch off, etc.), not sure Ive
> tested all possible escenarios.
>
> What do you typically do
kitus wrote:
> HAHAHAH I will try to remember that!
>
> @ronnie, my biggest issue is not DAC standby. What really pisses me off
> is what I posted in my last message:
>
>
> I really have not figure out what pattern triggers that behaviour; in
> other words, I'm not sure if it the triggering
Man in a van wrote:
> I woke up really early today and could not get back to sleep :confused:
>
> Popped the heating on and got up about 3.30 am
>
> A Paddington toast and marmalade with an instant nescafe and I was
> looking for something to do :(
>
> Several hours later;
>
> I have a
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Using an extension makes it easy for a DAC E30 user but more difficult
> if you want to do edits.I think I added an extra line to my udev rule to add
> an autosuspend
time. Admittedly I can't remember how I did this but probably via SSH
and a test editor.
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d6jg wrote:
> I think this is entirely correct except Id urge caution when looking
> into other products and particularly whether they will work with BBC R3
> going forward. Aunty, in her infinite wisdom, is changing things as you
> know and are working with manufacturers. On previous
franklekens wrote:
> Different strokes for different folks. I appreciate the huge
> functionality of the media server and what you can do with it, but I
> just have totally no need for it.
>
> I do however want an old fashioned alarm clock, with pretty big
> physical buttons (so I don't have
kitus wrote:
> I'm at a loss. Downgrading pCP is not an issue for me. I could do that
> and check if I get that extension. Then I can upgrade the system and
> keep my fingers crossed. But my issue now is that after reading the
> GitHub thread a couple of times, I really don't get the full
kitus wrote:
> Do you have Squeezelite and LMS deployed on a vanilla Raspian OS?I have both
> Raspbian and pCP on different SD cards. I wonder if you
could install an older pCP which does have usb-power in the repo,
install it then update to the latest pCP.
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kitus wrote:
> I confirm I can't find usb-power.tcz in the extensions section and
> attempting to download it from wget
> http://ralph-irving.users.sourceforge.net/pico/usb-power.tcz is not
> working either :(With Raspbian I can just copy the udev rule into the correct
> folder but
that isn't
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I don't think so?
>
> If someone finds it let me know. The original source has stopped being
> available.
>
> I'm not the sharpest tool in the box, but I have not found any of these
> udev solutions to work 100%, there was always a gotcha.
>
> @others playing with udev
kitus wrote:
> usb-power is not available as an extension that one can install. I
> assume it is now part of the core OS.
> The udev rule simply monitors the USB port to detect that a certain usb
> device (the DAC) becomes available, right? I see in the GitHub issue
> that one of the developers
kitus wrote:
> Thanks! I had already done so. I have tested these commands from the CLI
> and they work just fine. I'm able to power on and off the corresponding
> USB port, and after a while the DAC either goes into standby or gets out
> of it.
>
> Now, after adding these commands on pCP UI,
kitus wrote:
> understood. I'm trying to figure out the physical port using different
> linux commands, and so far I did not succeed.
>
> May I ask you where is it that one needs to type those commands? is it
> in the "User Commands" section of pCP?
>
> thanksThe two commands go in the user
kitus wrote:
> understood. I'm trying to figure out the physical port using different
> linux commands, and so far I did not succeed.
>
> May I ask you where is it that one needs to type those commands? is it
> in the "User Commands" section of pCP?
>
> thanksI have forgotten how I did this
>
> 2. What I would expect would happen?
>
> I would expect pCP would simply let go of the transmission channel. My
> DAC would notice activity ceases and it would silently go into standby.
> None of this works.
>
> 3. @slartibartfast, I'm going to carefully examine thos
kitus wrote:
> @slartibartfast, where did you put this commands?
>
> >
Code:
> > I added
> user command 1 uhubctl -l 1-1 -p 4 -a 0
> user command 2 uhubctl -l 1-1 -p 4 -a 1
> which toggles the power to USB port 4. This works without
Man in a van wrote:
> I can't remember slarti :(:rolleyes:
>
> What I'm going to prepose, is a test with RPI OS Bullseye Lite, a basic
> LMS and Squeezelite to dertermine if the standby function works.
>
> I'm just now making an image to send to kitus (if he (gender
> neutral)wants to
Man in a van wrote:
> @ kitus
>
> I don't think the output setting is related (at the moment, anyway) to
> the dac problem.
>
> Please describe how the stanby function does not work.
>
> How do you ensure that the standby function in enabled, music is playing
> and you want to go and get a
kitus wrote:
> > slartibartfast wrote:
> >
> >
> > FFS!! really? that's just awesome! so, help me understand this:
> > > > > > > >
> - When your system is idle, your DAC goes into standby state
> - Once it is in standby, when
kitus wrote:
> > slartibartfast wrote:
> > If your pCP doesn't allow your Topping DAC to go into standby I am
> > guessing you didn't investigate the solution discussed here
> > https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=1064852
> >
> > Hi, thank
kitus wrote:
> Hi Man in a van! long time no see!
>
> Sure! here you go!
> 3934139342
>
> Note that I'm using "front" because of what I found 'here'
>
kitus wrote:
> Thanks Sam! one quesiton: do you somehow relate to the issues I
> described? I will find a spare SD as suggested by RobbH, and give this a
> try! Are you on a premium subscription?That is one benefit of the Raspberry
> Pi. With a few SD cards you can try
many different
mherger wrote:
> Replaygain?
Here is another waveform comparison zoomed in. What is going on? Maybe
this is normal, I have no idea what is happening behind the scenes in
Windows.
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mherger wrote:
> Replaygain?I turned replaygain off. It isn't just amplitude the waveforms
> have a
different shape.
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I posted this in another thread (where it will probably get ignored
[emoji3]) but does anyone have any idea why a loopback recording made in
Audacity is so obviously different to the waveform of the original audio
file?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=1067023
I played the file in
dmozell wrote:
> I wanted to look at the contents of a few files in piCore to see how the
> Samba implementation works. I used ssh to get in and found the files I
> wanted (fstab, smb.conf). Nano was not present. Maybe there's another
> text editor. I was still able to see the contents by
d6jg wrote:
> Connected via Optical to Onkyo CR-N755 which is 24/96 capable
>
> Works fine with Airplay bridge except a few dropouts but that could be
> to do with current placement of the device and interefrence of some
> description i.e. WiFi issue.
>
> Gave it a go with uPNPBridge. Worked
d6jg wrote:
> Hi Slarti
> I shall be testing it with the upnpbridge in next few days and obviously
> I shall try to get it to work gapless. I can already confirm that
> gapless (and metatdata) works on AirPlay as I'm playing DSOTM right now!My
> simple mpd player on a Pi3B works perfectly with
d6jg wrote:
> Unboxed to go - about 10 mins. It automatically does a firmware update
> which takes the majority of this time.
> Box contains the WiiM, an optical cable, a 3.5 to 3.5 aux cable, a 3.5
> to 2 x RCA cable and a USB charging cable but no adapter - generous
> nevertheless.
>
> I
Redrum wrote:
> poor attempt at a joke, I need to learn to stick to the subject. I think
> a bit of @Ronnie tends to rub off on me :). I meant that the stream felt
> no need to add the 0, it's implied. Like I said, a real lame joke...:o
>
> I looked at the fact that it's 32kbps and thought
philippe_44 wrote:
> But at the time, wasnt it a gigantic leap in term of ease of use to
> navigate a library? I found it fantasticBefore smart phones it was definitely
> the best way to control
Squeezeboxes. I still have mine on a side table ready for use. At the
time it seemed like I was
kidstypike wrote:
> Ha!
>
> The Duet was the only Squeezebox that I bought and sold on shortly
> after.
>
> The remote I couldn't get to grips with. Don't get me wrong, it was an
> amazing design, great to look at, but trying to use it! The main problem
> was the wheel's sensitivity, I'd
w3wilkes wrote:
> This issue must just be for specific SB devices. My 2 Duet controllers,
> receivers, Boom and PicorePlayer all work fine on my WiFi 6 ASUS
> router.Mainly if not only Radios I think.
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from my profile. I can't go back that far. There seems to be a limit of
500 on the number of posts you can see. Has it always been like that?
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DejanM wrote:
> I also installed that plugin ...I thought you said it was incompatible with
> your server. That wasn't the
problem here as far as I know.
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> What have you done ? I have the same problem with DSD I think that was a
> different problem, he had the DSDPlayer plugin
installed.
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Man in a van wrote:
> maybe one from here ?
>
> 'http://www.mhdtlab.com/
> ' (http://www.mhdtlab.com/)
>
> ronnieIf so they do have USB input
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> Id like to add quality digital out to a RPi 4B to use as music streamer
> for my stereo. LMS running on RPi 4B with Ethernet connection to
> router.
>
> Id like to mimic a SB player with digital out to my MH tube DAC.
> Receiving WiFi stream of ALAC files.
>
> So Im
RonM wrote:
> There is no difference in the tags. If I modify the filename (and only
> the filename) to eliminate the, for example, TS6-6, then the odd
> behavior stops, and all files are listed under one album. The behavior
> changes even though no tags are changed, only the filename. It's
mfraser wrote:
> I'm thinking about using some of the sounds that are in the Natural
> Sounds section in alarm sounds as a sort of white noise to aid sleeping.
> Is there any way of playing these sounds other than as alarms? They
> would be played on a Raspberry Pi running Squeezelite
RonM wrote:
> I have a series of DVDs from the Scottish/American co-produced series
> The Transatlantic Sessions, from the 90s through 2013. These feature
> musicians from the celtic tradition (Scottish/Irish mainly) and American
> roots musicians; they share common musical roots. The series
RobbH wrote:
> Press "Play" and wait 60 seconds before you hear anything?You also need to
> shake your player.
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pgf wrote:
> As far as I can tell, using "search" on this forum, there's no way to
> search for posts that contain *both* keyword1 and keyword2 (i.e.,
> logical OR is the only option), nor is there a way to search for
> keyword1 and NOT keyword2.
>
> There also seems to be no way to get the
Redrum wrote:
> I am wondering if all 3 players offline are receivers? I say that
> because, in my experience, that is exactly what happens (often) with my
> receivers on wifi with a network exception. They "lock up" (white light,
> controller still sees them but non responsive). I would reset
kidstypike wrote:
> I use the more balanced/slower option, with *all* genres *deselected*,
> good random mix, no problems at all. :confused:
>
> If I wish to hear a random mix of say "Country", I use a saved favourite
> for that genre.
>
> 37627So all genres deselected must be the same as all
itm wrote:
> Ah thanks - that's much better!Did you check which genres were selected for
> the random mix? I just
checked mine and most of my genres were deselected. I can't remember
doing that but I suppose I must have done.
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itm wrote:
> My shuffle method was already set to this ("Use more balanced, but
> slower shuffle"), but it's not terribly balanced. Here's an example of a
> random song mix that I just generated:
> > > >
- Rolling Stones
- Beatles
- Beatles
- Beatles
- Beatles
- Beatles
-
itm wrote:
> My shuffle method was already set to this ("Use more balanced, but
> slower shuffle"), but it's not terribly balanced. Here's an example of a
> random song mix that I just generated:
> > > >
- Rolling Stones
- Beatles
- Beatles
- Beatles
- Beatles
- Beatles
-
Wojtulek wrote:
> Hello!
>
> You can use raspberrypi4.local instead of IP
>
> just check in Tweaks "Broadcast .local" - should be enabled
>
> P.S. I kont like the forum - its not very conveniant - image
> verification every time or only for begginers? :/ I jaust wanted to help
> :(I think
Tex82 wrote:
> Thanks a lot, problem solved I installed wrong plugin!
>
> Is it possible to show these information through the touch screen
> display?You access the information from the context menu. Artist Info, Album
Info and Lyrics.
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FredFredrickson wrote:
> The units are on different circuits so I think that rules out that
> option. Also, do you need a 1-to-1 on those? If I want to hook up 4
> devices would i need to occupy 8 outlets?You would need 5 not 8 but if the
> units are on different phases they
wouldn't help.
Tex82 wrote:
> Hi to all.
>
> I just reinstalled Picore Player + LMS on my RPI4. Everything ok, touch
> screen as well. but installing "The song info plugin" the icon for
> song info doesn't appear anymore on the web interface. How can I solve
> the issue? Tried to delete and reinstall the
Redrum wrote:
>
> with all of the discussion with sb radio wireless issues, what did the
> touch do that was one step better? They seem to be more...stable. It
> seems like there is allot of very recent radio issues. I'm fairly rural,
> so I don't see it.
>
> Jim
Which is a shame as the
gordonb3 wrote:
> Reviewing the latest comments, I think I'm starting to get it.
>
> Yes there is constant chatter between LMS and players, even when there
> is no music playing. So much in fact that I created a separate network
> for my squeezebox devices to shield my other machines from the
Paul Webster wrote:
> Ah ... that would explain why I was very surprised.
> I had read the first post in this thread as saying that LMS was running
> on RPi (or a Squeezebox (Touch)).He does say that. Cue confusion all round.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> His LMS appears to be running on RPi not Windows.Those links he posted were
> about LMS on Windows and were also from years
ago. How can LMS on Pi keep his PC awake?
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mnvelocitypilot wrote:
> Thanks very much, mherger.
>
> Yes, Pandora shows up in my app library, I am logged into Pandora, and
> it shows up as "Enabled", and "Display on Home Menu" in the Player
> Settings tab. As I indicated, I've also uninstalled and reinstalled the
> app, and I've deleted
deadushka wrote:
> I have the same problem. The difference is that I have Fedora 34 Server
> and the files are flac's and dsf's. It plays the whole albums without
> any clicks or pops, but when you choose Random Play that's where this
> effect demonstrates itsef. These clicks are very noticable
svetter wrote:
> I have used Deezer for many years - it was the first (at least as far as
> I could determine) with flac / lossless streaming and a pretty good
> library. And, the plugin in LMS worked very similar to the app.
> however, in the last ?half-year? Deezer have dumbed down the
staresy wrote:
> Using material skin, I select My Music, Album Artists, A particular
> Artist, A particular Album, and then, using the 3 dots on a track, I
> select More, then Create Mix (or Similar tracks).
>
> Similar track option is in the same menu as create bliss mix, directly
> below
staresy wrote:
> I don't see the play option when using "similar tracks" to create a mix,
> so it's not just bliss.Same here. Where does "Similar tracks" come from?
> Can't say I have
noticed it before.
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staresy wrote:
> Using material skin, I select My Music, Album Artists, A particular
> Artist, A particular Album, and then, using the 3 dots on a track, I
> select More, then Create Mix (or Similar tracks).Isn't it "Create Bliss Mix"?
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mherger wrote:
> Wheres that menu coming from?
It looks like the new "Bliss" based mix from
> @cpd73 . The option to play
the whole playlist is missing for me as well.37446
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bpa wrote:
> Something wrong in your setup.
> I just checked Radio Menu>World>Europe>France - I then get 69 cities -
> each of which have many entries.(e.g. Paris has 99 entries)
>
> Are you signed into mysqueezebox.com ?You aren't in the UK though. I don't
> see France. TuneIn is not worth
ftlight wrote:
> Since December 1998: kibi, mebi, gibi, tebi, pebi, exbi, zebi, yobi
>
> https://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.htmlIn more than 20 years since
> then I have never heard anyone use those
terms.
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bpa wrote:
> The anecdotes at the time tell of people who took off the "packaging" to
> get to the floppy disk and then tried to put it into their Mac but
> couldn't as they were too floppy.
> 8" and 5.25" were real floppy disks.I never used 8" disks but we did use zip
> disks. Does anyone
bpa wrote:
> Even worse those floppy disk weren't even floppy anymore unlike the
> 5.25" ones !!I did hesitate before writing floppy [emoji1787]
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bpa wrote:
> I thought a computer megabyte (1024x1024) used to be written as MB and a
> kilobyte 1024 as KB to distinguish from SI kilo=1,000 but I think people
> became careless with notation as PCs were used by "ordinary" people (and
> maybe consumer protection demanded "correct" numbering) .
bakker_be wrote:
> Well, ... According to the SI the drive manufacturers are actually using
> the term correctly ;) https://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/prefixes.htmlMaybe
> now but historically a Megabyte was 1024 Kilobytes and a Kilobyte
was 1024 bytes. Just like a billion now is 1000 million
While looking at memory usage in top and htop I couldn't figure out why
they showed different numbers. It turns out top uses MiB (Mebibytes) and
htop uses MB (Megabytes).
I was totally ignorant of Mebibytes and they seem to be exactly what I
thought a Megabyte used to be before drive
Man in a van wrote:
> This thread is more fun :):pDoes anyone know what Altset means?
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cliveb wrote:
> I'm sure there must be some good reason why such a complex facility
> exists, but I can't see what's wrong with just giving those devices a
> static IP so they don't even need to talk to a DHCP server.
>
> Are there devices which can ONLY get an IP from DHCP? I can
> sort of
w3wilkes wrote:
> I did not mean static. At least on my ASUS RT-AX86U and my Netgear
> DGND3700v1 at a 2nd location allows setting a reserved IP address
> outside the defined DHCP range. Note in the attached image DHCP range is
> .32-254 and reserved IP addresses are below this range. This
w3wilkes wrote:
> Seems like it was an ISP provided modem/router - years ago. Set DHCP
> range like 192.168.0.32-254. Then attempted to reserve IP address of
> 192.168.0.15 for a printer and received a out of range error. Never had
> this problem on any of my own routers.You can't set a
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
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
garym wrote:
> exactlyAs an example of being stuck with lousy sound on Tidal etc I just
listened to Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery. The only
version available on Tidal is a 2014 remix which is probably worse than
a remaster. Levels are all over the place and the tubular bells in
DuLac wrote:
> Many thanks, Apesbrain. That saved me a lot a typing and trial and
> errors! Great!Isn't that more about diacritics in folder and filenames
> though?
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pkfox wrote:
> Thanks for this - do you know where it logs to ?I can't remember but I think
> that information is in the plug-in
settings. I had it installed before "What was that tune" became
available and haven't bothered using it since. There is probably a
thread for the plugin somewhere in
kidstypike wrote:
> OP is using the large text skin, anything can happen. :(I just tried the
> large text skin, it was a nightmare to go back a
screen. I think swiping left worked.
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pkfox wrote:
> Thanks does it log to a file ?I don't think it does. There is another plugin
> called Playlog in third
party plugins which does log to a file.
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ModelCitizen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am setting up a new Touch to emulate the settings on another I use
> daily. I've added 'Now Playing' menu item to home menu but it does not
> work in the way it does on the original one.
>
> One the original Touch touching the 'Now Playing' menu item takes me
kidstypike wrote:
> The Now Playing menu item should be the first item on the Home screen by
> default, no need to add it!
>
> Suggest you go to Home > Settings > Home Menu > Restore Defaults.
>
> Then touching the "Now playing" menu item should work as intended.Where is
> the "Now Playing"
d6jg wrote:
> You are correct about the turntable.
>
> So its not my imagination you have also seen advice about not using
> USB3 for DACs.Probably because most DACs are USB2. If you read it on the
> internet it
must be true [emoji1787]. I suppose advice is try USB2 and if the issue
is still
pkfox wrote:
> Hi there, don't know what you mean by counterbalance and I'm using USB 3
> - can't see how the USB version would cause my problem though - thanks
> for replyingI think the counterbalance was a vinyl turntable joke [emoji2].
> As far
as I know USB2 is always recommended for DACS
Peet wrote:
> Hi
> I know the ip adress but when I am on the Picoretab I see "LMS' but when
> I click I get a new tab in my browser with the name 'blanc' and after a
> while
> the message: can't find ...
> I had the LMS and managed it. Then I changed to a static IP and then I
> could not reach
Tidal are doing an offer at the moment of £1 for 90 days of Tidal Hifi
or £2 for Hifi Plus.
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AxxelH wrote:
> Thanks for those who talked about their experiences. Answering my own
> questions for Tidal based on a few days use:
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> Tidal HiFi (not HiFi plus) appears to get me FLAC at CD quality, which
> is good enough for me. I have no opinion on MQA.
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> Works. The
garym wrote:
> Yep, that's why I have about 9,000 albums, including most of Neil's and
> Joni's. I love streaming for discovery, but anything I really like I
> purchase either CD or a download file that I control.Also when you buy the CD
> you can choose which mastering you buy rather
than be
scslite wrote:
> Good riddance i say! Spotify is slowly losing market share to others
> and this definitely won't help. Being an audiophile they have the worse
> sound quality in my opinion. Moved to Tidal, then once Tidal changed
> their service tiers, and since I could care less about MQA
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