bpa wrote:
> A final check, just in case there is something wrong at LMS end - can
> you run the following command and then try to play a file - copy output
> to a post
> >
Code:
> >
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
A final check, just in case there is something wrong at LMS end - can
you run the following command and then try to play a file - copy output
to a post
Code:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
OK we've managed to get everything the same but still no sound.
The only other thing I can think of is the USB audio has been muted and
if that is the case then mplayer always unmutes the audio out but
squeezelite leaves as user has set it up.
amixer or alsamixer would be normal to undo
bpa wrote:
> What does the output look like ?
root@Akela2:~# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-x
86-64 -d output=debug -a 88200:1298:16:0 -o
hw:0,0
[23:00:33.567208]
Thorden wrote:
> Ok, thanks.
>
> Sorry, no audio from either options.
What does the output look like ?
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bpa wrote:
> The alsa parameters can be given as a squeezelite command line option -
> squeezelite help says the following.
> >
Code:
> >
> -a :::Specify ALSA params to open output device, b = buffer
time in ms or size in bytes, p = period count or size in
Thorden wrote:
> No sound I'm afraid.
> Any idea where I should look for the alsa parameters?
>
>
The alsa parameters can be given as a squeezelite command line option -
squeezelite help says the following.
Code:
-a :::Specify ALSA params to open output
bpa wrote:
> Comparing the ALSA paramters used by mplayer with the one which seemed
> to work but no audio in Squeezelite
>
>
> I think device is similar but a bit different using "front" vs "hw".
> Also ALSA buffer and period sizes are different.
>
> Can you try squeezelite using Alsa
Thorden wrote:
>
> AUDIO: 44100 Hz, 2 ch, s16le, 0.0 kbit/0.00% (ratio: 0->176400)
> Trying preferred audio driver 'alsa', options '[none]'
> alsa-init: requested format: 44100 Hz, 2 channels, 9
> alsa-init: using ALSA 1.0.25
> alsa-init: using device hw:0
> alsa-init: pcm opened in blocking
bpa wrote:
> Try the working mplayer with msglevel set to output debug for "ao" as
> following
> >
Code:
> >
> ./mplayer -msglevel ao=9 -gapless-audio -ao alsa
"/volume1/music/Santana/Shaman/1 - Adouma.flac"
>
> >
./mplayer -msglevel ao=9
Try the working mplayer with msglevel set to output debug for "ao" as
following
Code:
./mplayer -msglevel ao=9 -gapless-audio -ao alsa
"/volume1/music/Santana/Shaman/1 - Adouma.flac"
bpa wrote:
> OK - that's positive.
>
> It seems that since mplayer can output to an Alsa device and audio is
> heard, it would seem likely that squeezelite should be able to do the
> same.
>
> The known issues are
> 1. the asound library is not on the path - this could be a build issue
> if
bpa wrote:
> OK - that's positive.
>
> It seems that since mplayer can output to an Alsa device and audio is
> heard, it would seem likely that squeezelite should be able to do the
> same.
>
> The known issues are
> 1. the asound library is not on the path - this could be a build issue
> if
ralphy wrote:
> If it does, rename/replace the 64bit linux squeezelite binary in the
> localplayer Bin folder.
And a good idea is also change the value between
from the Localplayer/Install.xml to the matching Version of your
squeezelite.
That way only a updated Version could change your
Thorden wrote:
> This works, and outputs sound: :-)
>
> root@Akela2:~# /var/packages/AudioStation/target/bin/mplayer
> -gapless-audio -ao alsa -unique USB "/volume1/music/Jethro Tull/The
> Best of- The Anniversary Collection/13 - Aqualung.flac"
> MPlayer2 62ebca1 (C) 2000-2012 MPlayer Team
>
bpa wrote:
> Sorry for being sceptical but Squeezelite also "seemed" to work but
> didn't. Personally I didn't expect audio output - "daemon" mode could
> mean it expects to be "controlled" by another appliucation (e.g. a GUI
> interface). The next step I suggest is to omit the "-daemon"
>
Thorden wrote:
> Thanks!
>
> It seems to work, but not certain there is sound since I am 120 miles
> away from the unit right now. Will be there Friday night to verify.
Sorry for being sceptical but Squeezelite also "seemed" to work but
didn't. Personally I didn't expect audio output -
bpa wrote:
> That's good.
>
> When Audiostation is stopped - can you play your own files using the
> same command line.
> >
Code:
> >
> /var/packages/AudioStation/target/bin/mplayer -gapless-audio -ao alsa
-unique USB -daemon "/volume1/music/Jethro Tull/The Best
Thorden wrote:
> Like this? (ps -axf)
>
> 16722 ?S -gapless-audio -ao alsa -unique USB -daemon /volume1/music/Jethro
> Tull/The Best of- The Anniversary Collection/13 - Aqualung.flac -volume
> 9 /volume1/music/Jethro Tull/The
> admin@Akela2:~$ cat /proc/16722/cmdline
>
bpa wrote:
> pulseaudio could explain why you hear no audio - I hate pulseaudio.
>
> Is there a pactl command ? if so do a "pactl list"
>
> can you do a "ps" command showing full command line for the mplayer ?
>
> or perhaps using "ps" to find the mplayer process id and then use
> something
ralphy wrote:
> There's an x86_64 pulseaudio squeezelite build you can try 'from here'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/linux/).
>
> Extract it from the tarball and try running it from the command first as
> it may not work on your NAS.
>
> ./squeezelite -l
>
There's an x86_64 pulseaudio squeezelite build you can try 'from here'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/linux/).
Extract it from the tarball and try running it from the command first as
it may not work on your NAS.
./squeezelite -l
Output devices:
0 - Built-in
Thorden wrote:
> Looks like mplayer using pulseaudio. Screenshot from Synology Resource
> Monitor while Audio Station playing music.
>
> No, there is no amixer or alsamixer command.
pulseaudio could explain why you hear no audio - I hate pulseaudio.
Is there a pactl command ?
bpa wrote:
> OK - so now you need to find out which sound device it is using.
>
> What application/process plays the audio ?
>
> edit:
>
> is there a amixer or alsamixer command ?
Looks like mplayer using pulseaudio. Screenshot from Synology Resource
Monitor while Audio Station playing
Thorden wrote:
> Yes, as I said above, it is playing just fine with Synology Audio
> Station. Using the USB DAC, obviously. Se attached.
> 26775
OK - so now you need to find out which sound device it is using.
What application/process plays the audio ?
DJanGo wrote:
> If anything like your Synology Audio Station already uses the dac - IMHO
> it cant be used by another player.
Yes, but that is only as long as Audio Station is running. See the
output above:
If Audio Station is running, I get:
[10:20:43.997737] test_open:124 playback open
Thorden wrote:
> Yes, as I said above, it is playing just fine with Synology Audio
> Station. Using the USB DAC, obviously. Se attached.
If anything like your Synology Audio Station already uses the dac - IMHO
it cant be used by another player.
bpa wrote:
> Can you get audio out of this box with any application ?
Yes, as I said above, it is playing just fine with Synology Audio
Station. Using the USB DAC, obviously. Se attached.
26775
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Can you get audio out of this box with any application ?
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bpa wrote:
> "seems" - does that mean it really works and audio comes out ?
>
> Strange that the "-l" says there are default and sysdefault devices -
> yet they don't work with squeezelite.
>
> You could try dropping the "DEV=" with default and sysdefault and see if
> you get results - such
Thorden wrote:
> Brilliant!
>
> The last one using front:CARD=Streamer seems to produce a result. The
> other ones did not, same as the first below.
"seems" - does that mean it really works and audio comes out ?
Strange that the "-l" says there are default and sysdefault devices -
yet they
bpa wrote:
> How are users expected to use Soundstation facility without a player ?
>
>
> Enable logging on squeezelite and copy logs produced uneditted to a post
>
>
> For example - as a starting point do
>
> >
Code:
> >
>
Thorden wrote:
> Sorry, no aplay command on Synology... :(
How are users expected to use Soundstation facility without a player ?
Enable logging on squeezelite and copy logs produced uneditted to a post
For example - as a starting point do
Code:
bpa wrote:
> You need to test to check whether the output device definitely works on
> your system.
> aplay -D sysdefault:CARD=Streamer,DEV=0 testfile.wav
>
Sorry, no aplay command on Synology... :(
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You need to test to check whether the output device definitely works on
your system.
On your system you have a "CARD" which is Streamer and a "DEVICE" which
is 0
Use the "aplay" command which plays a WAV file. Try the following
command with your own WAV file instead of "testfile.wav" - it must
bpa wrote:
> The username is of the user who is running squeezelite - with
> LocalPlayer I think this is the same user that is running LMS.
>
> Use "addgroup" commandf to add the user to the audio group.
>
> Do not add user to audio group if the Synology NAS uses pulseaudio which
> may be
Thorden wrote:
> Thanks a bunch!
> I'll connect the DAC when I get there this weekend, let's see what
> happens then.
> Is there a user account associated here that should be in the Audio
> group? I saw this mentioned somewhere, but thought it was about the
> Synology DSM users/groups, not
bpa wrote:
> Still it might be permission and audio group a fault and using
> LD_LIBRRAY_PATH was just bulldozing a way forward to show up no audio
> device.
Thanks a bunch!
I'll connect the DAC when I get there this weekend, let's see what
happens then.
Is there a user account associated
Thorden wrote:
> I described it in my post further up. The DAC was connected when I
> installed LMS and Local Player, it didn't make any difference at the
> time. Audi Station was playing music using the DAC just fine, but Local
> Player didn't start.
> I will connect it later this week to
bpa wrote:
> Probably ? - how else did you expect audio to be output ??
> With no audio output device - I'm surprised anything worked.
>
>
>
> Depending on the distro, some users have to be member of audio group to
> access audio hardware but this is not your problem at the moment as you
>
Thorden wrote:
> So, no output device. Probably since the DAC is not connected at the
> moment? I don't have physical access to plug it in until Friday.
>
> Output devices:
> null - Discard all samples (playback) or
> generate zero samples (capture)
>
Probably ? -
bpa wrote:
> This is telling you that Squeezelite is running but you didn't tell it
> what output device to use or not allowed to use it.
>
> try the following which will list available devices (option is
> lowewrcase letter L not digit one)
> >
Code:
> >
>
Thorden wrote:
> Something happened, I have no clue what! :-D
>
> root@Akela2:~# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
> /volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-x86-64
> [16:11:41.086528] test_open:124 playback open error: No
bpa wrote:
> In theory something like the following should work by telling
> squeezelite where to find libasound - not sure if it may lose other
> libraries.
> >
Code:
> >
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
bpa wrote:
> Do you have a "ldconfig" command (should require su )
>
> Try and see if libasound is in the output.
> >
Code:
> >
> ldconfig -v
>
> >
Thanks, but sorry. Sudoed to root.
root@Akela2:~# ldconfig -v
-ash: ldconfig: command not
In theory something like the following should work by telling
squeezelite where to find libasound - not sure if it may lose other
libraries.
Code:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
Do you have a "ldconfig" command (should require su )
Try and see if libasound is in the output.
Code:
ldconfig -v
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bpa wrote:
> You can use the ldd command to find where the squeezelite is looking for
> linked libraries
>
> e.g
> >
Code:
> >
> ldd
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-x86-64
>
> >
>
Thorden wrote:
> That is an excellent suggestion, thanks! Should have thought about that.
>
> Yes, it exists at /volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib/libasound.so.2
You can use the ldd command to find where the squeezelite is looking for
linked libraries
e.g
Code:
bpa wrote:
> Check if there is any libasound.* file on your system - it may just be
> in the "wrong" place for LocalPLayer and LocalPlayer is looking in wrong
> place.
That is an excellent suggestion, thanks! Should have thought about that.
Yes, it exists at
Thorden wrote:
> I also installed Synology Audio Station on the new Synology to verify
> that is recognises and plays using the USB DAC. It does without a
> glitch. So the OS is capable of playing audio using the USB DAC. I am
> pretty sure Audio Station is using ALSA to do this. Can't verify
Thorden wrote:
> Thanks!
>
> This is strange. The old DS111 that sits two centimeters away from the
> new one and has exactly the same software versions never had this issue.
> I didn't install any alsa sound package there.
> Could it be that the DAC has to be connected when installing LMS and
PasTim wrote:
> libasound is part of the alsa (sound) package. You need to find a way
> to install it. I know nothing about Synology, so can't help with that,
> but there are plenty of articles on the web if you do a search.
Thanks!
This is strange. The old DS111 that sits two centimeters
Thorden wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have spent hours on browsing this thread and others without finding a
> solution, so I hope someone can help me here.
> I just replaced my old Synology DS111 NAS that was running LMS with
> Local Player plugin just fine with a new Synology DS716+II. No I am not
Hi all,
I have spent hours on browsing this thread and others without finding a
solution, so I hope someone can help me here.
I just replaced my old Synology DS111 NAS that was running LMS with
Local Player plugin just fine with a new Synology DS716+II. No I am not
able to start the plugin at
SqueezeboxFan1 wrote:
> Hi everyone, I hope this post is in the right spot.
>
> I've been tinkering with Squeezelite for Windows the past several days,
> I think it's great but have a few questions which I've been researching
> heavily.
>
> I'm using Windows 7 Pro, and a Teac NT-503 DAC with
sjalloq wrote:
> Tim, I am asking what does error 577 mean. :-)
>
> The port and IP are correct. As I mentioned, my SB Classic is playing
> fine and I can browse to LMS at that address.
That's a different port for web access etc. Try 3483.
LMS 7.9.1 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 17.10,
Ah, ok. Sorry. Been a long weekend. I had originally tried running
without specifying the server, and specifying the server and no port,
and neither worked for some reason which is why I ended up where I was.
All seems happy now.
sjalloq wrote:
> Tim, I am asking what does error 577 mean. :-)
>
> The port and IP are correct. As I mentioned, my SB Classic is playing
> fine and I can browse to LMS at that address.
It's not error 577, it's error at the 577th line of slimproto.c and it's
a recv() on the communication's
sjalloq wrote:
> Tim, I am asking what does error 577 mean. :-)
>
> The port and IP are correct. As I mentioned, my SB Classic is playing
> fine and I can browse to LMS at that address.
The Port is false !!!
Just use the IP and no port if you want the autodetect.
The Stream where sqlite is
Tim, I am asking what does error 577 mean. :-)
The port and IP are correct. As I mentioned, my SB Classic is playing
fine and I can browse to LMS at that address.
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sjalloq wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> just tried to use Squeezelite for the first time and am having as issue
> I can't find a solution for. I've found lots of similar bug reports but
> can't see any fixes/solutions.
>
> Squeezelite v1.8.6-997, Mac OS Sierra, LMS 7.7.2-007 running on Synology
>
No, just the one client. I stopped it by Ctrl-C'ing otherwise it would
have looped forever doing the sendHELO.
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> Hi there,
>
> just tried to use Squeezelite for the first time and am having as issue
> I can't find a solution for. I've found lots of similar bug reports but
> can't see any fixes/solutions.
>
> Squeezelite v1.8.6-997, Mac OS Sierra, LMS 7.7.2-007 running on Synology
>
Hi there,
just tried to use Squeezelite for the first time and am having as issue
I can't find a solution for. I've found lots of similar bug reports but
can't see any fixes/solutions.
Squeezelite v1.8.6-997, Mac OS Sierra, LMS 7.7.2-007 running on Synology
DS213.
I'm running a Logitech SB
oldschool wrote:
> Is it possible to run Windows LMS with the Windows Local Player plugin
> connected to a ReadyNAS Duo v1 and play iTunes files? I'm running
> Windows 7 on the PC.
>
> A little background. I purchased the ReadyNAS Duo v1 back when they
> first came out and have been using it
oldschool wrote:
> Is it possible to run Windows LMS with the Windows Local Player plugin
> connected to a ReadyNAS Duo v1 and play iTunes files? I'm running
> Windows 7 on the PC.
>
> A little background. I purchased the ReadyNAS Duo v1 back when they
> first came out and have been using it
Is it possible to run Windows LMS with the Windows Local Player plugin
connected to a ReadyNAS Duo v1 and play iTunes files? I'm running
Windows 7 on the PC.
A little background. I purchased the ReadyNAS Duo v1 back when they
first came out and have been using it with LMS connected to a couple
Thanks all for your suggestions.
I will no doubt try them out in due course and report back here.
For the moment I would like to enjoy the stability I have at the moment.
Changing to a NAS has been a steep learning curve for me over the last
four days. Somewhat brought on by last weeks global
ian_heys wrote:
> I think I'm getting somewhere.
>
> Squeezelite tries to start when I name your static binary armv5te and
> try to start it.
>
> But I get this in the log:
>
> Starting Squeezelite:
>
ian_heys wrote:
> I think I'm getting somewhere.
>
> Squeezelite tries to start when I name your static binary armv5te and
> try to start it.
>
> But I get this in the log:
>
> Starting Squeezelite:
>
I think I'm getting somewhere.
Squeezelite tries to start when I name your static binary armv5te and
try to start it.
But I get this in the log:
Starting Squeezelite:
/volume1/@appstore/LmsRepack/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-armv5te
-d all=debug -f
ian_heys wrote:
> I've tried to follow your instructions but I can't get Local Player to
> "see" the binaries.
>
> This is a view of the binaries folder.
>
> 22752
>
> I think the naming convention is correct and I've relaxed the
> permissions to be the same as the windows binaries. I've also
ralphy wrote:
> I've uploaded 'squeezelite-1.8.6-958-armel.tar.gz'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/linux/squeezelite-1.8.6-958-armel.tar.gz/download)
> to my sourceforge lms clients project which includes a static armel
> squeezelite binary. You'll likely need
ian_heys wrote:
> Hi Ralphy
>
> I've just installed LMS (Repack) on my Synology DiskStation 215j I
> believe it uses the ARMV7 architecture. I also moved my music files onto
> the Diskstation.
>
> I only use the following plugins.
>
> 22749
>
> I can start and use the Chromecast and UPNP
Hi Ralphy
I've just installed LMS (Repack) on my Synology DiskStation 215j I
believe it uses the ARMV7 architecture. I also moved my music files onto
the Diskstation.
I only use the following plugins.
22749
I can start and use the Chromecast and UPNP Bridges using the
"armv5te-static"
bpa wrote:
> Permissions ?
D'oh, of course! I added the user 'squeezeboxserver' to the audio group
with
Code:
usermod -a -G audio squeezeboxserver
and it works.
Thanks!
Current setup:
- EEEBox, Xubuntu 14.04, LMS 7.9, FLAC
- *Duet* >
wortgefecht wrote:
> Any suggestions?
Permissions ?
Does the user which runs Local player (i.e. same user as LMS ) have
permission to access audio hardware ? (e.g. member of the pulse group
if you are running pulse)
I run LMS 7.9 (always the latest nightly) on a old Asus EEEBox (Atom
330) with Xubuntu 14.04.01 LTS (not doing an upgrade for now, since I
managed to get a running Google Play Music plugin). I activated Local
Player yesterday, but Squeezelite fails to run. The log says:
Code:
Harald654 wrote:
> hello PasTim,
>
> your settings unfortunately did not stop the stuttering on my rpi.
>
> But i tried many parameters how found on other blogs and "-a 44100" did
> solve my problem, no stuttering anny more :)
> (out of interest, can anyone tell me what "-a 44100" are
Harald654 wrote:
> hello PasTim,
>
> your settings unfortunately did not stop the stuttering on my rpi.
>
> But i tried many parameters how found on other blogs and "-a 44100" did
> solve my problem, no stuttering anny more :)
> (out of interest, can anyone tell me what "-a 44100" are
hello PasTim,
your settings unfortunately did not stop the stuttering on my rpi.
But i tried many parameters how found on other blogs and "-a 44100" did
solve my problem, no stuttering anny more :)
(out of interest, can anyone tell me what "-a 44100" are doing/change?)
Harald654 wrote:
> Hello DJanGo,
>
> i agree with you, but unfortunately my other used programm (kodi) not
> works with the alsa dmix plugin (there is no option to select it), so i
> have to use pulseaudio.
>
> For pulseaudio, the local player has two devices ("ALSA: PulseAudio
> SoundServer"
DJanGo wrote:
> try another outputdevice
>
> btw: i hate pulseaudio for some good reasons and i dont need pulseaudio
> to play sounds with more than one programm alsa with dmix plugin works
> like a charm.
Hello DJanGo,
i agree with you, but unfortunately my other used programm (kodi) not
try another outputdevice
btw: i hate pulseaudio for some good reasons and i dont need pulseaudio
to play sounds with more than one programm alsa with dmix plugin works
like a charm.
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hello,
i have a problem with the local player and the soundservers pulseaudio
(i use a RPi2 with debian linux and a usb soundcard).
if i play something with the local player i get only an indefinable
stutter from the speakers.
(just as i ran the stuttering for a while sometimes at once the
Hi Mnyb and Ralph,
I am unstuck - many thanks to you both.
Mnyb, you asked the right question. I had (mistakenly) understood that
I require LMS running on both my NAS (i.e. my music server) AND LMS +
Local Player plugin running to get the player functionality. It would
seem that the two LMS
Mnyb wrote:
>
> You can just instal Squeezelite standalone on the Mac , wonder if not
> Ralph or someone has a recent Mac build .
>
Recent intel and powerpc osx squeezelite binaries are available 'here'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/osx/).
Ralphy
Why two servers ?
You can just instal Squeezelite standalone on the Mac , wonder if not
Ralph or someone has a recent Mac build .
You may have to autostart in some way after install .
Has both servers local player ? Can see which one is which when you
select and what server they are currently
Hello, kindly asking for help after reading/skimming the 52 pages of
this forum, and not being able to resolve my MP3 playback problem via
Local Player.
I suspect a codec issue, but am not skilled enough to troubleshoot. My
setup:
-Server: Synology NAS running LMS 7.7.6
-Player: MacBook (10.6.8
What are the advantages of 1.8 over 1.6.5? I haven't, admittedly, used
it much but I haven't discovered any alarming bugs, and the Local player
plugin seems quite stable.
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Seeing previous post, I was wondering if somebody could/does host an
update of LocalPlayer so that people can update to squeezelite 1.8.x ? I
think the current one point to 1.6.5 and is stuck there now that Triode
is not around any more
LMS 7.7.5 - 5xRadio, 3xBoom, 4xDuet, 1xTouch, 1 SB2.
dborod wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running LMS 7.9.0 on my Mac running 10.11.6. I have Local Player
> 1.6.5 installed, and it works great. I also have ShairTunes installed,
> and it works too, except that some time in the last while the Local
> Player no longer gets shared as an AirPlay target by
Hi,
I'm running LMS 7.9.0 on my Mac running 10.11.6. I have Local Player
1.6.5 installed, and it works great. I also have ShairTunes installed,
and it works too, except that some time in the last while the Local
Player no longer gets shared as an AirPlay target by ShairTunes.
I'm using the
I was working on improving the synchronization of my airplay bridge that
uses the core of squeezelite. It was driving me crazy as I experienced a
small 50 ms delay at the beginning of every track, even in a playlist
(was late by 50ms). That delay would be corrected by the sync algorythm
quickly,
Since I installed a fresh operating system (xubuntu 16.04) and
reinstalled LMS and local player, I couldn't get it to run - it was
always 'not running'. The log was unhelpful, just having a start line
and no more. I wasn't too bothered since I could run squeezelite
separately (and stop/start it
so I wll try to install the missing libraries and try to continue with
squeezelite
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PackElend wrote:
> so local player doesn't install squeezelite.
> Instead I have to install it by myself somehows similar to -'Installing
> SqueezeLite on OpenElec / XBMC (Shared audio output device) UPDATED '
>
PackElend wrote:
> so local player doesn't install squeezelite.
why??
any logfiles?
Otr is it the word "install" - of curse yes it has the binarys for all
supported os in its backpack - so its not a "real install" (but this is
adminspeech)
PackElend wrote:
> Instead I have to install it by
so local player doesn't install squeezelite.
Instead I have to install it by myself somehows similar to -'Installing
SqueezeLite on OpenElec / XBMC (Shared audio output device) UPDATED '
(http://windowsmediacenter.blogspot.ch/2014/05/installing-squeezelite-on-openelec-xbmc.html)-,
don't I?
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