The WMAs are on the second Raspberry with PiCorePlayer server and
dedicated HD. It plays well into Squeezebox Touch.
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kidstypike wrote:
> You should be able to "copy link" and paste it in your post.
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/mgqxoirhbijzbp8/Longaford%20Tor2.jpg?dl=0
>
> 27427
Thanks !
https://www.dropbox.com/home/Shared?preview=11+POESIE+DI+MUSE.wma
Hal Bregg wrote:
> The same files play well on Logitec Squeezebox Touch and also on the Win
> 10 Intel i7 default Realtec driver. Sample WMA enclosed.
>
> Is your configuration playing WMAs?
I'm not sure if Touch can play WMA Lossless natively. If not then it is
transcoded by MS libraries if
Hal Bregg wrote:
> Yes. Placed samples in Dropbox now. Need an email address to share the
> folder.
You should be able to "copy link" and paste it in your post.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mgqxoirhbijzbp8/Longaford%20Tor2.jpg?dl=0
27427
Yes. Placed samples in Dropbox now. Need an email address to share the
folder.
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Hal Bregg wrote:
> Ok trouble uploading a small 5MB file here, non-specific error reported.
> Is there a size limitation?
Yes, 5MB much too big, can you supply a link to the file? Dropbox?
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Hal Bregg wrote:
> The same files play well on Logitec Squeezebox Touch and also on the Win
> 10 Intel i7 default Realtec driver. Sample WMA enclosed.
>
> Is your configuration playing WMAs?
Ok trouble uploading a small 5MB file here, non-specific error reported.
Is there a size limitation?
I don't see any sample file.
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bpa wrote:
> ffmpeg works OK with WMA lossless and 44.1kHz 2 channel means no
> resampling or other messing is required. ffmpeg libraries on
> squeezelite for WMA works OK for other users - so it is likely something
> specific to your system or the file. Since it happens on a second system
>
Hal Bregg wrote:
> WMA Lossless. There is an overlay noise that seems interfering with the
> file as processed. It's not like an out of range audio, its the
> information scrambled.
Hal Bregg wrote:
> Looking at the file format, the only CD rip data given is 192kbps (best
> quality). Data on
Hal Bregg wrote:
> The DAC board is HiFiBerry DAC+ Light for Raspberry Pi, and listed as
> approved by piCorePlayer. Playing without it sounds the same.
> Actually, I have a second, duplicate system, minus the DAC board. Great
> for MP3s, same distortion for WMA.
Can you upload a file?
Hal Bregg wrote:
> Looking at the file format, the only CD rip data given is 192kbps (best
> quality). Data on audio CDs is 2-channel signed 16-bit Linear PCM
> sampled at 44,100 Hz
The DAC board is HiFiBerry DAC+ Light for Raspberry Pi, and listed as
approved by piCorePlayer. Playing
Hal Bregg wrote:
> WMA Lossless. There is an overlay noise that seems interfering with the
> file as processed. It's not like an out of range audio, its the
> information scrambled.
Looking at the file format, the only CD rip data given is 192kbps (best
quality). Data on audio CDs is
You mention a DAC board in an earlier thread. What is it?
If you disable said DAC and play through the Pis onboard audio do you
get the same issue?
I say this because the price point of nearly all the Pi HAT DACs is such
that you will get the odd faulty board.
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bpa wrote:
> So speed is correct.
> The content is still understandable but there seems to be a on overlay
> of noise or are some sample being decoded incorrectly so there are
> fragments of good and fragment of bad.
>
> What type of WMA file is it
> WMA 7 WMA8, WMA9, WMA Pro, WMA 10, WMA
Hal Bregg wrote:
> Hi and thank you for responding.
>
> The files play seriously hissing and crackling. Its apparent they are
> not being properly decoded.
So speed is correct.
The content is still understandable but there seems to be a on overlay
of noise or are some sample being decoded
bpa wrote:
> What sort of distortion
>
> Slow playback ?
> Volume ?
> Noise ?
Hi and thank you for responding.
The files play seriously hissing and crackling. Its apparent they are
not being properly decoded.
Hal
mherger wrote:
> You certainly have too many parameters in there
Totally. AFter many hours, I think at last a little progress:
I found out that the searchTag parameter inside the passthrough block is
the important one.
The following code -works- because I used the realID of the virtual
library
Hal Bregg wrote:
> It does, but with huge distortion, even on a DAC audio board.
What sort of distortion
Slow playback ?
Volume ?
Noise ?
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Hi. Very impressed with piCorePlayer and hoping it plays WMA files.
It does, but with huge distortion, even on a DAC audio board.
FFMpeg libraries installed and reinstalled, backed up and rebooted, with
various settings.
As a first-timer I'm likely missing what an experienced user figured
@edwin2006
Of course Centos uses trim, has done since before windows did !
@boardtc
This link may be of use
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106138-George-s-HOWTO-guide-for-installing-Logitech-Media-Server-on-Centos-7-(also-RHEL-7)=862655=1#post862655
Jeff
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Does centos os use TRIM or something for the ssd? I know on windows this
must be enabled to expand the lifespan of the ssd.
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boardtc wrote:
> I'll try tonight, 1 hour, yikes!!
>
> How would you suggest creating a centos 7 bootable USB stick? Then I
> connect a monitor to the T7 and keyboard to the T7 and follow on screen
> instructions?
I tend to use balena etcher for writing sdcards and usb sticks nowadays
I'll try tonight, 1 hour, yikes!!
How would you suggest creating a centos 7 bootable USB stick? Then I
connect a monitor to the T7 and keyboard to the T7 and follow on screen
instructions?
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boardtc wrote:
> Ok,I think you are suggesting installing Linux on the HDD first? I
> missed that.
Personally I would get the system up and running on the HDD, if all goes
well this would take less than an hour I would guess
Once all is working order the SSD and repeat with the SSD taking the
> What's the point getting the current HDD working if I will blow away the
> installation with a SSD install?
If you buy an SSD and then find you cannot install something due to a
hardware conflict etc you havent wasted the money buying the SSD
Jeff
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> If you buy an SSD and then find you cannot install something due to a
> hardware conflict etc you havent wasted the money buying the SSD
>
> Jeff
Ok, I could return the SSD knowing the HDD works is it? Or are you
suggesting installing Linux on the HDD first?
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Excellent !
>
> I know that Centos 7 will run on a D510 just in case you decide to go
> that way.
>
> I would reccommend a minimal install whichever distro you choose as the
> Tranquil will probably be quite light on RAM
>
> The SSD option would be a good idea as you have
boardtc wrote:
> Tranquil confirmed that the processor is a 64 bit processor. They said I
> should be able to upgrade the 2.5" drive to an SSD and a bootable device
> plugged into the USB socket.
Excellent !
I know that Centos 7 will run on a D510 just in case you decide to go
that way.
I
Tranquil confirmed that the processor is a 64 bit processor. They said I
should be able to upgrade the 2.5" drive to an SSD and a bootable device
plugged into the USB socket.
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