It seems very likely to me that this is time related (or lack of) and if
so it is perhaps a small flaw in pCP where if it is operated
disconnected from LAN/WLAN it will never have a valid time (unless you
add an RTC board).
Perhaps a small modification to pCP time settings where at initial setup
Paul Webster wrote:
> To test ... simply set the operating system date time by hand (or web
> using method from earlier post) and repeat the tests.
> That will show if the issue is only date/time related.
Getting ready for a little trip away right now (where I'll be using my
iPod Nano with selec
mherger wrote:
> > I set the nomysqueezebox startup parameter in pCP and restarted. When
> > disconnected from Wi-FI/LAN, and using pCP as a WAP, the Apps LMS
> menu
> > now lists 'What Was That Tune?', but alas still doesn't list anything
>
> No history from before re-boot? Or not even after y
I set the nomysqueezebox startup parameter in pCP and restarted. When
disconnected from Wi-FI/LAN, and using pCP as a WAP, the Apps LMS menu
now lists 'What Was That Tune?', but alas still doesn't list anything
No history from before re-boot? Or not even after you've been playing
for a while?
Might it also be because it’s pCP and the cache is in RAM and WWTT
plugin has nowhere to write to?
That would only have an impact on the functionality when pCP is
restarted. And as the history is saved in the same place as all other
prefs, it's not the case anyway.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> To test ... simply set the operating system date time by hand (or web
> using method from earlier post) and repeat the tests.
> That will show if the issue is only date/time related.
Might it also be because its pCP and the cache is in RAM and WWTT
plugin has nowhere to wr
To test ... simply set the operating system date time by hand (or web
using method from earlier post) and repeat the tests.
That will show if the issue is only date/time related.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetra
mherger wrote:
> >> Are you running LMS in --nomysqueezebox mode? And did you check your
> >> server.log with plugin.audioscrobbler logging enabled?
> > I'm on 8.1.1. it won't log me into MySqueezebox because I'm testing a
> > setup with no external Internet access - just the Pi set to WAP and
>
mherger wrote:
> >> Are you running LMS in --nomysqueezebox mode? And did you check your
> >> server.log with plugin.audioscrobbler logging enabled?
> > I'm on 8.1.1. it won't log me into MySqueezebox because I'm testing a
> > setup with no external Internet access - just the Pi set to WAP and
>
Are you running LMS in --nomysqueezebox mode? And did you check your
server.log with plugin.audioscrobbler logging enabled?
I'm on 8.1.1. it won't log me into MySqueezebox because I'm testing a
setup with no external Internet access - just the Pi set to WAP and
controlled from my Android.
--nom
mherger wrote:
> > The tracks show in 'Now Playing', but none of 'My Apps' are available
> in
> > the menu (probably because I'm not logged into MySqueezebox) and no
>
> Somebody mentioned this before, but I thought this was fixed in 8.2.
> What version are you running?
>
> Are you running LM
mherger wrote:
> > The tracks show in 'Now Playing', but none of 'My Apps' are available
> in
> > the menu (probably because I'm not logged into MySqueezebox) and no
>
> Somebody mentioned this before, but I thought this was fixed in 8.2.
> What version are you running?
>
> Are you running LM
The tracks show in 'Now Playing', but none of 'My Apps' are available in
the menu (probably because I'm not logged into MySqueezebox) and no
Somebody mentioned this before, but I thought this was fixed in 8.2.
What version are you running?
Are you running LMS in --nomysqueezebox mode? And did
mherger wrote:
> > I set the 'What Was That Tune?' log to debug and played a few tracks
> > this morning. The output is below. Looks like when it powers up it
> > starts from a timestamp of midnight, 70/01/01 (1 Jan 1970?). What do
> > you think the ts => ### three digit number represents - may
I set the 'What Was That Tune?' log to debug and played a few tracks
this morning. The output is below. Looks like when it powers up it
starts from a timestamp of midnight, 70/01/01 (1 Jan 1970?). What do
you think the ts => ### three digit number represents - maybe the number
of seconds after th
mherger wrote:
> > server.log appears to be empty - just get this one line:
>
> You can enable logging for the plugin.
I set the 'What Was That Tune?' log to debug and played a few tracks
this morning. The output is below. Looks like when it powers up it
starts from a timestamp of midnight, 70/
d6jg wrote:
> Carrying on
>
> I added the following to Tweaks
>
> 35445
>
> Then I rebooted the Pi and it came up with the date as tomorrow.
>
> If the OP were to reset this command on a daily basis prior to shutting
> down for the night I think that will do the job!
Interesting to read this
Carrying on
I added the following to Tweaks
35445
Then I rebooted the Pi and it came up with the date as tomorrow.
If the OP were to reset this command on a daily basis prior to shutting
down for the night I think that will do the job!
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I did a little digging today.
If you shell on to your Pi you can manually set the date & time with the
"date" command.
Code:
date -s 2021-08-10
will set the date/time to 00:00 10 AUG 2021 ie. tomorrow
Code:
date -s 2021-
server.log appears to be empty - just get this one line:
You can enable logging for the plugin.
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mherger wrote:
> > Unfortunately, when the pCP Pi is set as a stand alone player with no
> > Wi-Fi connection, none of the tracks it plays are stored in the 'What
> > Was That Tune?' log. In fact, when disconnected from Wi-Fi or LAN,
> LMS
> > doesn't even show the 'What Was That Tune?' option
Unfortunately, when the pCP Pi is set as a stand alone player with no
Wi-Fi connection, none of the tracks it plays are stored in the 'What
Was That Tune?' log. In fact, when disconnected from Wi-Fi or LAN, LMS
doesn't even show the 'What Was That Tune?' option under the 'My Apps'
menu.
Are the
d6jg wrote:
> Looking at things another way.
> Install What Was That Tune which will give you a record of what you play
> even when offline.
> Manually scobble the data when online -
> https://support.last.fm/t/more-ways-to-scrobble/192
I have that plugin installed and had the same thought last
These devices are, in general, used to set the date/time in the
operating system.
So, once it is working, it would be used by LMS etc without having to do
anything else.
The challenge is that pCP uses piCore which is a specialised operating
system and does not have everything in it that some appl
Paul Webster wrote:
> I dont think the RPi will get the date/time from the Android phone
> without some sort of helper.
>
> However, adding a battery backed up RTC to the RPi is relatively cheap
> and very easy (unless it is competing for GPIO pins).
>
> https://www.adafruit.com/product/3386
>
Looking at things another way.
Install What Was That Tune which will give you a record of what you play
even when offline.
Manually scobble the data when online -
https://support.last.fm/t/more-ways-to-scrobble/192
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I dont think the RPi will get the date/time from the Android phone
without some sort of helper.
However, adding a battery backed up RTC to the RPi is relatively cheap
and very easy (unless it is competing for GPIO pins).
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3386
Might need some work to have it run
Paul Webster wrote:
> Also
with the Pu connected to the phone
where the phone is acting as
> WAP
then it should be possible to get the time by running the
> getTime.sh script
>
> So maybe a background script that checks every few minutes to see if the
> current date is less than 2021 th
Also
with the Pu connected to the phone
where the phone is acting as
WAP
then it should be possible to get the time by running the
getTime.sh script
So maybe a background script that checks every few minutes to see if the
current date is less than 2021 then try to get the time if interne
The scrobble includes the date / time that the track was played (rather
than last.fm applying the current time to them
and last.fm does not
accept scribbles for lays that are more than a few weeks old
and yours
would probably be from 1970 if the time is not set.
Maybe the pCP web interface c
mherger wrote:
> > Is there anyway to enable this? Was wondering if I somehow tethered
> the
>
> I would be surprised if you couldn't set the time on the device
> manually. At least if you sshed into it?
Probably can, even from my Android, but guess I'd need to do that every
time the Pi boots
Is there anyway to enable this? Was wondering if I somehow tethered the
I would be surprised if you couldn't set the time on the device
manually. At least if you sshed into it?
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Paul Webster wrote:
> You could test though by temporarily disconnecting your broadband
> (apparently life continues in this situation) ... then play a few songs
> ... then shutdown LMS and reboot the LMS server ... ... then play a
> few more songs on LMS ... then bring the broadband back.
You could test though by temporarily disconnecting your broadband
(apparently life continues in this situation) ... then play a few songs
... then shutdown LMS and reboot the LMS server ... ... then play a
few more songs on LMS ... then bring the broadband back.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig
I think it queues them to disk and keeps trying until it manages to
connect - but not 100% certain.
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/blob/359cd3a1d08a1fa86c954d1f6ac412714783522f/Slim/Plugin/AudioScrobbler/Plugin.pm#L325
However, take care ... I found from bitter experience that last.fm do
I'm thinking of buying a Raspberry Pi to setup in combination with a USB
hard drive as a portable LMS. In situations where I won't have Wi-fi
available, does the Last.fm plugin queue up Scrobbles to send out when
Wi-fi is next available, or will it simply fail to Scrobble any tracks
I've played w
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