I think I need a guide for Someone who is too dumb to even use a dummy
guide.
I bought the parts, loaded the software on the card, plugged into
LAN...and I can't even find the RPie on my network. I'm not sure where
to search in the PiCorePlayer thread for any similar issues.
Can anyone point
GeeJay wrote:
I think I need a guide for Someone who is too dumb to even use a dummy
guide.
I bought the parts, loaded the software on the card, plugged into
network via ethernet...and I can't even find the RPie on my network.
Both the red and green light come on and stay on.
I'm
If one has a good DAC on his/her receiver... are there negative points
in thinking of using HDMI?
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gorman wrote:
If one has a good DAC on his/her receiver... are there negative points
in thinking of using HDMI?
As far as I am concerned (only worried about 16bit) the only real
downside of HDMI is the fact that you are also outputting video. My
Onkyo AV Receiver will only let you switch off
pablolie wrote:
Thank you so much everybody!!!
HI, Have a look to Volumio (www.volumio.org), they recently added
support for squeezelite and they are planning to completely support
squeezebox environment in next releases.
Marco
just looking for a very simply guide? the ones i find are distributed
all over the place in different wikis. it seems the state of art for
nextgen SB is still quite complicated :-)
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical--
pablolie wrote:
just looking for a very simply guide? the ones i find are distributed
all over the place in different wikis. it seems the state of art for
nextgen SB is still quite complicated :-)
I can't whistle a single note of Linux, but I've built two picoplayers,
it is supremely simple,
Do you need help with setup/configuration or with knowing what parts to
order?
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+1 for PiCorePlayer.
Probably the hardest part is deciding what to use to output the audio.
The onboard analogue is a no no, HDMI is OK but you really need a
supported USB DAC or an add on DAC card for the Pi.
QNAP TS419P 4TB LMS7.7.2
*Living Room* - SB3 - Onkyo TS606 connected Digitally -
d6jg wrote:
+1 for PiCorePlayer.
Probably the hardest part is deciding what to use to output the audio.
The onboard analogue is a no no, HDMI is OK but you really need a
supported USB DAC or an add on DAC card for the Pi.
Plenty of support here abouts (and else where).
recommend this
Thank you so much everybody!!!
...pablo
Server: Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 12.04 + LMS 7.7.3 on VMware
Player
System: SB Touch --optical-- Benchmark DAC2HGC --AnalysisPlus Oval
Copper XLR-- Creek Destiny Power Amp --AnalysisPlus Black Mesh Oval--
KEF LS50
Other Rooms: 2x SB Boom; 1x SB
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