bencat wrote:
> I am making this comment becuase it is what i have found to be the case
> and at least one other user has confirmed the same findings . If you are
> going to use a Raspberry Pi 4 as a stand alone LMS which i have done
> starting off with Raspberry Pi A and upgraded as new ones com
I am making this comment becuase it is what i have found to be the case
and at least one other user has confirmed the same findings . If you are
going to use a Raspberry Pi 4 as a stand alone LMS which i have done
starting off with Raspberry Pi A and upgraded as new ones come along
then please ch
I assume you are referring to this section of code:
Correct. Use Slim::Networking::SimpleAsyncHTTP instead (there already
are many calls in the same file).
(Sorry for taking this thread off-topic...)
Please start a thread in the dev forum if you have more questions.
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Michael
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mherger wrote:
>
> While you're at it: make sure you replace any LWP call with an async
> call to prevent the plugin from blocking the process. That's something I
>
> wanted to do for the MIP plugin a long time ago...
I assume you are referring to this section of code:
Code:
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slartibartfast wrote:
MusicIP uses a lot of memory during a clear and rescan and the more
tracks you have the more memory it uses. When I used a Pi3B I had a 2GB
swap file to cope with this.
I -think- the reason for this memory usage is that at start-up the LMS
MusicIP plugin queries MusicIP fo
cpd73 wrote:
> I -think- the reason for this memory usage is that at start-up the LMS
> MusicIP plugin queries MusicIP for all tracks, to know whether to add
> the 'Create Mix' option for a track, etc. I use MusicIP, but I've never
> used this 'Create Mix' side, as I'm only interested in using i
slartibartfast wrote:
> MusicIP uses a lot of memory during a clear and rescan and the more
> tracks you have the more memory it uses. When I used a Pi3B I had a 2GB
> swap file to cope with this.
I -think- the reason for this memory usage is that at start-up the LMS
MusicIP plugin queries Musi
Cut-Throat wrote:
> I don't run MusicIP, but maybe Michael would like to weigh in on this?MusicIP
> uses a lot of memory during a clear and rescan and the more
tracks you have the more memory it uses. When I used a Pi3B I had a 2GB
swap file to cope with this.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> The 4 GB helps if you are running MusicIP as well as LMS.
>
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I don't run MusicIP, but maybe Michael would like to weigh in on this?
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Cut-Throat wrote:
> Mine also... The point was that you don't need to Buy a 4GB Model 4,
> when the 2GB will do just fine according to Michael.The 4 GB helps if you are
> running MusicIP as well as LMS.
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carsten_h wrote:
> For usage with LMS on the Pi a Pi 4 is the better one if you want to
> attach your music library directly via USB eg. on a SSD. The Pi before
> are very slow here.
> On my Pi 4 4GB LMS and Squeezelite are running fine.
Mine also... The point was that you don't need to Buy a 4
For usage with LMS on the Pi a Pi 4 is the better one if you want to
attach your music library directly via USB eg. on a SSD. The Pi before
are very slow here.
On my Pi 4 4GB LMS and Squeezelite are running fine.
Pi4 4GB piCorePlayer with LMS and Squeezelite for USB; Pi3B+ (7"
Display, Hifiber
mherger wrote:
> >
> Any of the the 4th generation is overkill. Even a Pi0 would do in many
> cases.
> Michael
OK Thanks! -- The main reason I recommend the 4th Generation Rpi is for
the USB input into a DAC.
This saves about $100, as you don't need a 'Top Hat' for SPIDF output.
The USB outp
The Rpi Model 4 is Available in 4 Memory Options as far as I know 1GB,
2GB, 4GB and 8 GB. I am wondering how much Memory to recommend in the
Following Configurations.
AFAIK the 1GB model is legacy. 2GB now is the "entry model".
1.) Running PiCorePlayer with LMS and Squeezelite Running on the S
OK, I end up recommending PiCorePlayer and Raspberry Pi Model 4 to a lot
of Different Folks and would like some guidance on the Memory Options
available on the RPi Model 4.
The Rpi Model 4 is Available in 4 Memory Options as far as I know 1GB,
2GB, 4GB and 8 GB. I am wondering how much Memory
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