sharkfist wrote:
> Are there any instructions/guidance you could provide links to?
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/getting-started/
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bpa wrote:
> On my receiver as I see the sequence - red, green , yellow , dim white.
> I think you are calling "dim white" "light yellow".
>
> At low level of brightness some colours are hard to distinguish and age
> of components mightn't help.
>
> Years ago, I worked on a PC application
Redrum wrote:
> I own allot of receivers, two in use, many in storage, and have reset
> them many several times :)
>
> The white does look "light/pale yellow", The yellow is very "vibrant"
> yellow. I tried to take a picture, but could not really capture the
> color.
>
> I think the receiver
w3wilkes wrote:
> You could also build a PiCorePlayer which will work every bet as well as
> a SB3. These are stupid easy to build and configure.
Are there any instructions/guidance you could provide links to?
stereoptic wrote:
> Do they playlist titles appear when you select playlists?
>
> I had a issue a while back when I started using a Macbook. LMS (on a
> MacMini) could see the playlist, but no tracks would display. The paths
> were correct.
> Someone on the internet somewhere had a solution
sharkfist wrote:
> Just a quick update. When powering on the receiver the sequence of the
> light indicator is red, yellow, green, light yellow. I'm just wondering
> if the light yellow is supposed to be white?
On my receiver as I see the sequence - red, green , yellow , dim white.
I think
I own allot of receivers, two in use, many in storage, and have reset
them many several times :)
The white does look "light/pale yellow", The yellow is very "vibrant"
yellow. I tried to take a picture, but could not really capture the
color.
I think the receiver is fine as a general purpose
sharkfist wrote:
> Thanks for the replies. Makes me feel a bit better. It is in generally
> mint condition otherwise. If I can just get a SB3/Classic at a
> reasonable price
You could also build a PiCorePlayer which will work every bet as well as
a SB3. These are stupid easy to build and
Jaca wrote:
> I had same dilemma when got mine 2nd hand receiver.. Now I'm pretty sure
> originally light was white when new, but due to plastic aging or similar
> it has changed its shade and appeares as different colour.. It's more
> orange then yellow in my case..
>
> Anyway nothing to
I had same dilemma when got mine 2nd receiver.. Now I'm pretty sure
originally light was white when new, but due to plastic aging or similar
it has changed its shade and appeares as different colour.. It's more
orange then yellow in my case..
Anyway nothing to worry about..just cosmetics..
sharkfist wrote:
> Just a quick update. When powering on the receiver the sequence of the
> light indicator is red, yellow, green, light yellow. I'm just wondering
> if the light yellow is supposed to be white?I think it must be. If it really
> was yellow it wouldn't be connected to
Wifi.
sharkfist wrote:
> I bought a used Duet and have just setup to test. Everything seems to
> be fine and it connects to LMS via WiFi ( LMS run by Docker on Synology
> NAS). Playback is fine, but the indicator light stays yellow even
> though LMS says it's signal strength is 97%. Is the yellow
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