On Friday, 3 March 2017 13:40:07 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> On the principle that I don't need the inner while loop (around
> mp3_player.poll() ) as you mentioned in an earlier response, I think that
> this would work, but someone would have to go over and start the player
> again e
n has
different themes on different days, so it would be hymns one day and organ
music another, and so on.
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On Friday, 3 March 2017 11:31:44 GMT Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Correct. So `if r not in (0, -15):' looks apt.
It does to me too. Thanks.
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if we are playing the
Playlists in the MP3 Player.
I suppose, having a timeout wouldn't gain us much in this instance, because we
would still have to wait.
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ntion when you wrote those lines:
r = bell_player.wait():
if r:
print 'bell_player: mpg321 failed: %#x\n' % r
bell_player = None
It seems to me that if the mpg321 process exits with -15, that is no more a
failure than if it exits with 0, because terminating the pro
On Thursday, 2 March 2017 13:34:19 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> I think that I should be testing for not r in the if statement (because it
> works) and adding a timeout. What would be a reasonable timeout in this
> case? If I've understood the documentation correctly, it doesn't really
ong as the user is made aware of the possibility of delay.
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[1] http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/doc/python2.7-dev/html/library/
threading.html#event-objects
[2] http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/doc/python2.7-dev/html/library/
threading.html#threadin
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. This is going to take a bit of thinking about.
Unfortunately, I'll have to sleep on it, because my daughter came to stay for
the weekend this morning, so I'll not be able to dedicate as much time to it
as I'd have liked.
I'll report back tomorrow with an update on what's working, (or not).
-
the GIL.
> Your callbacks will need a `gpio' or `channel' parameter else I'd expect
> an error when GPIO tries to call them.
I never tried it without one; if I copy code then I don't change anything that
doesn't look as if it needs changing :-)
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in and ensure it doesn't
> happen?
No I've proved that. The chimes are fired off using subprocess.Popen() and so
is the mp3 player, change rings etc. It works well.
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hose statements references the appropriate
function. These functions are where I put my code to change the state of the
global control flags, kill the mpg321 player and play the message to the user.
Is that what you had in mind?
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getting inside the Minster Model, so they will be relying on counting
the switches from one end. This was to give them confidence that they had
pressed the right switch and it had worked.
I may have more questions after I've had a chance to try all this ;-)
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three tracks to play.
So you see, for most cases it isn't enough to simply kill the MP3 player.
There are generally at least one other thing that needs doing; hence my query
about threaded or multi-processed function calls.
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I'm still working my way through the rest of your message and the earlier one,
but I have other stuff to do elsewhere today, so I may not get round to trying
out your suggestions until tomorrow.
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On Wednesday, 22 February 2017 15:10:21 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> while chr_control:
> c_player.poll() # check to see if terminated
> if c_player.returncode != None:
> break
> time.sleep(0.1)
>
> if c_play
happens afterwards that seems to be the problem.
All contributions gratefully received, as always.
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riginal plan was to have the landing
page automatically open when the user connects to the WiFi (rather like the
cloud does in the pub). If I can't work out how to do that (I haven't really
looked at that bit yet), then a QR code would be a good alternative.
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filenames, because it worked
on my domain.
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t
works!
Presumably, Apache works some magic to ignore the case, whereas nginx doesn't.
Thanks for all the clues (which I didn't always get).
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On Sunday, 19 February 2017 17:48:48 GMT Stephen Wolff wrote:
> might be mime types but i'd have thought nginx would have mp3s by default
> (if thats the audio file type)
They are all MP3s. What should I be looking for?
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Quiz, by typing in
the links I gave you to my own webserver and it works. On the Raspberry Pi
they didn't, even when the code (meaning directory names) was identical to
that on my domain. When I shortened the directory names (and changed the
Audio Guide html page to index.html), everything worked.
Guide and Quiz was what was
needed.
Why would that be?
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mplicted browser
> isn't involved. What `hostname' are you using in the URL?
>
> curl -sS http://127.1/now.txt # On the Pi.
> curl -sS http://FIXME/now.txt # Elsewhere.
I'll report back tomorrow.
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> *Bah*
Peter,
The change was not unreasonable, because the device was wide open otherwise,
with SSH on by default, with login to a default username and password.
Do you really not have any means to access the Pi other than SSH? I bought a
cheap HDMI to VGA adapter off amazon and an almost
can't see that that is relevant.
Any ideas what could be going on here?
The latest pages are working on my website at:
http://hadrian-way.co.uk/Audio_Guide/audio_guide.html
and
http://hadrian-way.co.uk/Kiddies_Quiz/index.html[1]
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On Monday, 6 February 2017 16:19:26 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> I have just installed a shiny new Netgear VSDL Router to replace the never
> updated Plusnet supplied one.
>
> The main reasons that I bought it is that the Plusnet router has the above
> mentioned lack of s
ces *and* safety pins, all but the
most determined are likely to fall at one hurdle or another.
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, a YouView TV box and this Dell Optiplex
running Kubuntu.
I'm assuming that the problem is the incredibly early version of Android on
the Transformer, but has anyone got any other ideas?
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On Wednesday, 1 February 2017 12:32:15 GMT Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Glad to hear work on the Wimborne Model Town time machine has continued
> apace.
Yes. It has. Where did you hear that?
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All,
The next meeting is one week tonight at The Broadway, Bournemouth on Tuesday,
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Paul,
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bar',
> 'foo/jam'].
>
> So try this:
>
> subdir = './Playlist1'
> mp3_files = sorted(os.path.join(subdir, x) for x in filter(lambda f:
> f.lower().endswith(".mp3"), os.listdir(subdir)))
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ime.time() + 5
> while time.time() < wait_until:
> player.poll() # check to see if terminated
> if player.returncode != None:
> break
> time.sleep(0.1)
> # kill the player if it's still running
> if player.returncode == None:
&
ame back with package not found.
This:
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-KDE-neon-and-KDE-plasma[1]
tells you about KDE Neon. I'm not sure how you get it from that post, but I
think that it's
effectively a repository which Kubuntu doesn't use.
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What did you do; build it from scratch.
There is a Unity GDrive package; just search for gdrive in Synaptic. I
haven't tried it.
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needs can probably be satisfied with
> https://docs.python.org/2/library/subprocess.html instead of os.system.
Hopefully I won't need it, but now I have working hardware, I can really get
down to the coding side of things.
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rams, and maybe it would be
better that way, but the two programs would need to communicate. Also, we
will want to do a sequence of change rings in the tower on other occasions
that still work even the chimes are still running.
Perhaps you know a better way ;-)
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On Saturday, 7 January 2017 15:51:25 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> I got that far (except that I was using BackgroundScheduler). It was the
> syntax of the add_job that threw me. I've been playing around and now have:
>
> sched.add_job(hours, 'cron', hour='10')
>
> etc. I'm
t()' to the end of the program, after you've
> added all the jobs rather that just after the instantiation as it is
> now.
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functionality,
assuming
that my choice of scheduler is the best one for us. Those who have followed
this saga will
recall that I want to create and MP3 player to play organ music as well as ring
the bells
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or either this project or the
Webserver and we'd have an additional two spare Pi Zeros for the Lighting
system.
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other post).
The main reason I've avoided it to date is that we would need another PSU
brick as well as another Pi. The equipment and case for the mains supplies
has already been procured and only has room for two bricks, so the knock on
effect is fairly expensive.
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interactive, so that they don't try to fight each other and so that we can play
a wedding sequence which consists of bells chiming in the Tower, a Wedding
March and Widor's Toccata in the Chancel and then more bells in the Tower.
Doing it in a single device makes that much easier.
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> It looks as though I could fix this with a multi-TT hub, as suggested by
> William, but the cost may be prohibitive. There is a hub that is specific
> to the Zero that is sold by the Pi Hut for £10. I would need to
ould need to ask them these questions to find out if they support at
least one
multi-TT channel.
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bite the bullet and buy one more.
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wed from David Wilkinson was USB 2.0 and so is the Naked
one that
we are using for the project, so they should have had at least one built-in
transaction
translator according to Toms hardware.
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aker-phone adaptors that I can borrow.
Otherwise, I suppose I could scrape together some USB hard disks, but they
tend to be self-powered, so not necessarily conclusive if they work.
I've now raised this on the Raspberry Pi Forum, so my next move is to see what
they say.
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> required.
I added a line to config.txt; 'max_usb_current=1, which doubles the current
available to each device (in this case the whole hub) to 1.2 A. This was
advised by Jake on the ModMyPi forum, but it didn't help.
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On Tuesday, 3 January 2017 14:23:45 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> My previous request for a loan of a powered Hub took me a step closer to
> resolving my problem (thanks David). The problem is that although I think
> I know now what is causing the problem, I don't know what it
Hi,
Don't forget the meeting tonight; 8 pm at the Broadway.
See:
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Paul and I will be there.
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:-) I just answered this off-list (I didn't notice that steampunkprofessor
sent to me direct).
The answer is yes; that's exactly what I am doing.
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d it when
> running my Pi off a battery bar, not that I had any operating issues.
No it's not overclocked.
Also, I forgot to mention; I get the same behaviour with my Pi 2.
I'm waiting for responses on various forums.
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for. The file
'messages' seems
to contain a conglomeration of messages from the kernel and elsewhere, but I
can't see
anything that leaps out of the screen at me.
Does anyone know where I should be looking?
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o power the Pi; I
would just need to connect one port to the data connection on the Pi and one
to the PWR connector.)
Where are you and when would it be convenient to pick it up? Send me your
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known by
those who also attended. In addition to his career in software development,
Chris was also an accomplished musician and campanologist.
He will be sadly missed by everyone who knew him.
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Hi,
The next Meeting is just one week tonight; 8 pm at the Broadway. See
http://dorset.lug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=meetings:pub.
Paul, Chris, Are you going? My turn to drive.
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On Saturday, 24 December 2016 18:23:05 GMT Tim wrote:
> Merry Christmas to everybody (and their families) on the mailing list.
Ditto.
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On Saturday, 24 December 2016 17:19:32 GMT Tim wrote:
> Out of interest Terry, what version is your Chromium?
55.0.2883.87 from Canonical.
> Mine is 53.0.2785.143 from Debian Testing and I have the same problem as
> well
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might want to try with and without to see the difference.
man apt-get
includes:
*--no-show-upgraded*
So I suspected the -u behaviour is the default now.
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t it also does a better job of
sorting out dependancies.
Anyway, I ran your incantation and it fixed the problem with Chromium.
One thing, man apt-get doesn't list a -u here. What is it for?
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found out why? I have a suspicion that
Canonical
haven't updated the security certificates recently, but I've waited several
weeks with no
sign of a fix.
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d fails.
I now use Etcher (see https://etcher.io/[1] ) to copy images to and from SD
Cards and haven't seen any problems recently (the first release was a bit
buggy, but it gets regular updates).
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en you can expand it to fill
the card (Raspbian has a tool for this), or create another partition for your
data, which can be mounted at run-time.
The last lot I bought for the WMT were about £4, but when I bought them in
January, they were £3 each.
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On Saturday, 10 December 2016 12:00:37 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> On Saturday, 10 December 2016 11:45:03 GMT William R Sowerbutts wrote:
> > You can write a udev rule to name the device according to the USB port it
> > is plugged into (either on the host or a downstream hub). This sh
the
correct socket is used.
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one's a spare) until
Monday, but I'll certainly have a look then.
It'll need extensive testing to be sure of the solution though.
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On Saturday, 10 December 2016 10:14:35 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> My cunning plan thereby comes crashing around my ears. I only have one of
> the devices here at the moment, but it advertises iSerial as '0', so I've
> no doubt the others will also be called that.
>
> The sys
ut that would require that the
Wimborne Model Town Staff have a means to create the specially crafted mp3
files. I'd rather not go down that path.
Any other ideas?
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On Thursday, 1 December 2016 17:28:16 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> All,
>
> This last week has been just one damn thing after another so I forgot the
> usual reminder on Tuesday. Hopefully, I'm over the bad patch, so:
>
> The next meeting is now less than one week tonig
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Paul,
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start now, since we're still waiting for some
hardware, but the priority is the bells, so I may not get far on this for a
few weeks or months.
I'll report on progress (with more questions I expect) in due course.
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the user doesn't
break things,
but since the data to be changed is all in simple strings, I see no need to
rewrite what I
have to put the data into a database. String handling I've done (in C and some
other
languages). Database queries have always seemed a bit of a black art to simple
old me :-)
Any co
a starter (preferably in Python), I'd
definitely give it a go.
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copied the text from within a terminal displaying the output of 'man
aplay'.
The last missing line, I typed myself.
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ED is dead. Bah!
Exactly. There was me racking my brains to work out why the music wouldn't
play, only to find out that there was nothing wrong with what I was doing; it
was the music that was faulty ;-)
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On Friday, 11 November 2016 13:47:40 GMT PeterM wrote:
> On 11/11/16 13:38, Terry Coles wrote:
> > Never mind, I've done it.
>
> Usually Thunderbird stacks all responses under the initial email so
> that they are easy to follow, but on this occasion it has not happened.
>
On Friday, 11 November 2016 13:35:27 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> Now I am trying to work out how to direct the output of mpg123 to the same
> audio devices. The format of the command seems to be different to aplay and
> it keeps defaulting to the PC sound card.
>
> Any thoughts
Now I am trying to work out how to direct the output of mpg123 to the same
audio devices. The format of the command seems to be different to aplay and
it keeps defaulting to the PC sound card.
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that, the following line was also stripped out:
'I've tried every possible incantation of -f that I can think of, but always
get the same result.'
On Friday, 11 November 2016 10:55:32 GMT Terry Coles wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've just received a set of these:
>
> https://thepihut.com/pro
is it that doesn't like the format; the device or the tool?
2. If it's the tool; how do I write it to make it work.
BTW. I really want to do this using mpg123 eventually, but I haven't found a
tutorial to
help me make that work, so I started with this.
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On Sunday, 6 November 2016 16:46:16 GMT Andrew wrote:
> seem to just work on Ubuntu 16.04. I've attached a simple player program
Andrew,
The list doesn't accept attachments, can you send it to my address instead of
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On Sunday, 6 November 2016 14:37:53 GMT William R Sowerbutts wrote:
> Whipped this quick demo up; it will play at most five seconds of each MP3
> file in the current directory. Tested with both mpg321 and mpg123.
Will,
Thanks for this. I had got as far as getting Popen to play the music, (it
ard inputs.
I'll see where this takes me.
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this from the OS), but I haven't found a way to obtain the PID of the mpg321
instance from within my script yet. That method also seems a bit 'harsh'.
Has anyone got any suggestions?
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one?
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ep threatening to abandon KDE, but the trouble is that I like more than I
hate ;-)
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rks fine. I also find that people who
send to me and CC the list also cause me to get it wrong.
Ralph, I have a vague recollection that this was changed some years ago to
prevent another problem, but I can't remember what it was.
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this
> message.)
All I did was click reply.
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Reporting bu
ting the shift key, whereas in
Raspbian we had to reconnect.)
The problem is in the low-level bluetooth code somewhere, not in the GUI tool
provided to make the connections. I tracked it down on a x86 forum, but I
can't remember which one.
Do these symptoms look anything like yours?
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On Tuesday, 25 October 2016 12:46:50 BST Tim wrote:
> On 25/10/16 11:18, Terry Coles wrote:
> > Assuming that no-one on this list has got this to work, is anyone aware of
> > a tool t
versatile.
Assuming that no-one on this list has got this to work, is anyone aware of a
tool that can be used under any OS? Could something be done with some kind of
Portable App perhaps?
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All,
The next meeting is one week tonight at The Broadway, Bournemouth on Tuesday,
2016-11-01 at 20:00. See:
http://dorset.lug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=meetings:pub#the_broadway
Paul,
Are you going? My turn to drive.
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://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?70939-Kontact-Error-Akonadi-Service-Not-Running=393896=1#post393896
Hopefully this might save one or two people some grief.
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is currently unavailable because Dell are updating the
XPS-13 to the Kaby Lake processor.
Here we go again
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On Wednesday, 5 October 2016 18:29:58 BST Terry Coles wrote:
> My main gripe with Dell in this instance is that they actually charged more
> for this machine than its Windows counterpart, but provided less support.
> Windows customers get access to downloads of the driver, utilities and a
up questions in the past
> with interesting answers.
No such luck I'm afraid. Very few hits on 9350 and only about a dozen on
XPS-13. Nothing that was useful.
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at they couldn't help me
because this Operating System was unsupported. In the end I took legal advice
and they gave me a new machine, but they still don't support it.
How not to keep your customers happy.
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