IanH99 wrote:
> Lots of people use As and Bs as players, so it has enough power.
> Add the gpio header, plug in a DAC and you can have the equivalent of
> the receiver.
> With SD card, wifi dongle, power supply and a case you would still have
> change out of £50
Or you can buy a second hand
Playing around in Mp3Tag I found one can insert a column that gives the
date created.
%_file_create_date%
it gives the date created not date modified. If there were a way to then
search the database by a date range that used that tag field that would
be pretty nice
bernt wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Found a better way to do it. I'm using Vortexbox that has ssh enabled by
> default
>
> First open port 22 on your FW and redirect it to your Vortexbox.
>
> Install Serverauditor from AppStore on your iDevice. In Serverauditor
> add a new host with your external
d6jg wrote:
> Warning. Only ever do this if you have changed the Vortexbox password
> from the default. Opening SSH to allow access from anywhere is *VERY
> VERY DANGEROUS*. You will get portscanned and you will get people trying
> to access.
+1..000
wtf? even with
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I few days ago the 5$ Raspberry Pi Zero came out '(more info here)'
> (https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/pi-zero/). I was wondering if this
> could be used to build a very compact and cheap Squeezebox player
> (perhaps a server even). Has anyone here looked in to this? What
dasmueller wrote:
> I'd be happy to try it if I know what I might need to do.
>
> And thanks.
All it will do is retrieve music added on or after the date you choose -
as I said earlier if you ever clear your library when you scan it's not
of any real use, I've tried it and honestly can't see
dasmueller wrote:
> If there were a way to then search the database by a date range that
> used that tag field that would be pretty nice
did you check the point?
adding a idv3tag to a file to get the creation time of this file?
19339
did you ever check'd the library.db from lms?
lms DOESNT
janti wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I haven't been updating my music for a while. Have I forgotten
> everything, or have things changed?
>
> I log into 'www.mysqueezebox.com' (http://www.mysqueezebox.com). I find
> my podcasts there, but I cannot find the music I've stored, as I think I
> did before.
Hello all
I haven't been updating my music for a while. Have I forgotten
everything, or have things changed?
I log into www.mysqueezebox.com. I find my podcasts there, but I cannot
find the music I've stored, as I think I did before.
Or do I need to log in elsewhere?
Any help appreciated!
kingswindsor wrote:
> Here are some photos of the boards and speakers. The speakers I went
> for were the Peerless Vifa NE95W-04 Full Range Speakers which I got from
> https://www.falconacoustics.co.uk/ I chose them on spec without having
> had a chance to listen to them and I have still to
Hi!
Found a better way to do it. I'm using Vortexbox that has ssh enabled by
default
First open port 22 on your FW and redirect it to your Vortexbox.
Install Serverauditor from AppStore on your iDevice. In Serverauditor
add a new host with your external ip-address or prefered a dynamic dns
Hi all, has anyone written a program that scans a music collection and
automatically fetches any artwork available ?
Music & Artist Information
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IanH99 wrote:
> Lots of people use As and Bs as players, so it has enough power.
did i complain about the power? Dont think so.
You need pieces for this new generation that AFAIK doesnt exist today -
or you will end with a USB Hub.
Time will tell.
Gruss
Jan
I'd be happy to try it if I know what I might need to do.
And thanks.
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IanH99 wrote:
> Lots of people use As and Bs as players, so it has enough power.
> Add the gpio header, plug in a DAC and you can have the equivalent of
> the receiver.
> With SD card, wifi dongle, power supply and a case you would still have
> change out of £50
Pimoroni have a tiny matching
Hi all, has anyone written a program that scans a music collection and
automatically fetches any artwork available ?
We can't stop here this is bat country. RIP Hunter S Thompson.
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mherger wrote:
> > Hi all, has anyone written a program that scans a music collection
> and
> > automatically fetches any artwork available ?
>
> Music & Artist Information
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi Michael where's that available ?
We can't stop here this is bat country. RIP Hunter S
d6jg wrote:
> There is firmware on a Pi - it is the equivalent to a PCs BIOS - why its
> called firmware and not BIOS I am not sure.
Because "firmware" is the generic term for semi-permanently installed
control software held in non-volatile memory. One specific kind of
firmware is a boot loader
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I few days ago the 5$ Raspberry Pi Zero came out '(more info here)'
> (https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/pi-zero/). I was wondering if this
> could be used to build a very compact and cheap Squeezebox player
> (perhaps a server even). Has anyone here looked in to this? What
mherger wrote:
> > Hi Michael where's that available ?
>
> Settings/Plugins in the web UI - like most plugins out there.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Ok thanks
We can't stop here this is bat country. RIP Hunter S Thompson.
DJanGo wrote:
> As a Server? No way got only one USB Port - the other is for the Power
> supply.
> As a Player? Naaa look @ the picore Thread all the Guys now want a Touch
> replacement - the Zero didnt got the Displayport and even the GPIO has
> no header fitted - (you have to solder the one
Hi Michael where's that available ?
Settings/Plugins in the web UI - like most plugins out there.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> The point I am trying to make is there is no firmware/boot software on
> the actual Raspberry Pi PCB itself, it is all loaded from the SD card
> when booting.
No, there is a first stage boot loader in ROM. It is needed to load
software from the SD card.
> When I was a
I few days ago the 5$ Raspberry Pi Zero came out '(more info here)'
(https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/pi-zero/). I was wondering if this
could be used to build a very compact and cheap Squeezebox player
(perhaps a server even). Has anyone here looked in to this? What are
your thoughts?
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I few days ago the 5$ Raspberry Pi Zero came out '(more info here)'
> (https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/pi-zero/). I was wondering if this
> could be used to build a very compact and cheap Squeezebox player
> (perhaps a server even). Has anyone here looked in to this? What
alastaid wrote:
> So this eliminates the SD card, OS, switch port, Ethernet cable, no DAC
> used, only leaves the pi?
Depends on how do you use squeezelite..
If you dont use a fake mac address for the squeezeliteplayer some
strange playersettings in your lms may also involved.
Do you use a
Julf wrote:
> Why would you need to do that? All it does is load the second stage boot
> program from SD..
I don't. I wanted you to confirm it can't be upgraded and ALL "user
accessible" software is on the SD card? Yes?
> "Proper" computers are a different thing (I see the raspberry pi as an
>
DJanGo wrote:
> did you check the point?
> adding a idv3tag to a file to get the creation time of this file?
> 19339
>
> did you ever check'd the library.db from lms?
> lms DOESNT store ALL tags in the DB...
I'm sorry I brought it up and frustrated you so much but if people never
asked for
Julf wrote:
> No, there is a first stage boot loader in ROM. It is needed to load
> software from the SD card.
Yes, there must be some minimal code to get things started. How do you
update the first stage boot loader?
> These days non-volatile RAM is mostly flash memory, not (battery- or
>
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yes, there must be some minimal code to get things started. How do you
> update the first stage boot loader?
Why would you need to do that? All it does is load the second stage boot
program from SD.
> Good. I am going to remove all those batteries and super caps from my
>
janti wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I haven't been updating my music for a while. Have I forgotten
> everything, or have things changed?
>
> I log into 'www.mysqueezebox.com' (http://www.mysqueezebox.com). I find
> my podcasts there, but I cannot find the music I've stored, as I think I
> did before.
DJanGo wrote:
> did you check the point?
>
> I do not understand this question
>
>
> adding a idv3tag to a file to get the creation time of this file?
> what I mentioned above displays this
> 19339
>
> did you ever check'd the library.db from lms?
> Don't know how to-I never purported to
alastaid wrote:
> Whilst I have been thinking about it, when I started building my rig, I
> do remember one of the blog posts saying I should upgrade the firmware
> of the pi, and to be honest I cannot remember if I did them all, so I
> will go through this proves on the non working one, see if
For SB3 that's probably a question someone from Logitech has to answer
since nobody else has seen the firmware.
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Sorry for not being clear, to try and eliminate as much as I could, I
have two identical Pi's, the working one and non working one, no DAC
just using the headphone for testing, same SD card. So try it in the
working pi all fine, then swap the same sd card to the non working pi,
use the same
There is firmware on a Pi - it is the equivalent to a PCs BIOS - why its
called firmware and not BIOS I am not sure.
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d6jg wrote:
> There is firmware on a Pi - it is the equivalent to a PCs BIOS - why its
> called firmware and not BIOS I am not sure.
The point I am trying to make is no firmware/boot software on the actual
Raspberry Pi PCB itself, it is all loaded from the SD card.
If I understand correctly,
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