bpa wrote:
> You've had odd and inconsistent issues such as sudden appearance of
> "under voltage" messages.
>
> With Pi's (and I have 1,3 & 4) - with USB devices whose power demand can
> significantly vary according to activity, such as GSM, CD drive or DVB-S
> stick, after many instances of
castalla wrote:
> So it looks like it's the power issues on the 3b which cause all the
> problems.
> I may try again with my new shiny piCore install - heck, I'm getting
> back into reinstalling from scratch!
You've had odd and inconsistent issues such as sudden appearance of
"under voltage"
bpa wrote:
> CD-Text menu comes from text that is on a special section of the CD
> itself but not all CDs carry this (also you'll get no artwork).
>
> There is no eject command in Windows (only an API using a hard to find
> different device designator) - so there is no Eject option under
>
castalla wrote:
> See the image earlier for Windows using the Springsteen disc
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?47288-Announce-CDplayer-plugin=1047859=1#post1047859
>
> Multiple lines? No Eject option?
CD-Text menu comes from text that is on a special section of the CD
Random volume changes used to annoy me. I use Spotty, but have not seen
this since I set all my players Volume Control = Output level is fixed
at 100%. Problem solved (for me). I prefer to use the volume controls
of the computer or AVR.
Squeezelite-X
bpa wrote:
> I think it is just you.
> Can you be more specific on "weird" ? missing menus, display
> corruption, execution corruption, unresponsive ???
> The missing metadata is specific to some CDs with hidden tracks. It is
> rare but I can fix that.
See the image earlier for Windows using
castalla wrote:
> .so, I would like to focus on the Windows version - at the moment it's
> the only one which actually produces sound. It's just that the menus
> are weird. Just me? Or do others get the same issues?
I think it is just you.
Can you be more specific on "weird" ? missing
Whatever happened to my original system, it meant I've had to completely
rebuild.
.so, I would like to focus on the Windows version - at the moment it's
the only one which actually produces sound. It's just that the menus
are weird. Just me? Or do others get the same issues?
Thanks for the pointer, I am using Spotty so it looks like it is that.
CW
*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Kitchen and Living Room), Radio x4 (Kids, Play
Room and Bedroom), PiCorePlayer (Office)
*Server:* 8.0 for PCP
*Plugins:* Spotty | Dynamic Playlists | SQL Playlist | Music and Artist
Information |
Since an IOS Spotify client update on 2022-02-12 the connect mode isn't
working reliable anymore for me. It simply stops the song while reaching
the end :( . While using spotty through LMS works like a charm though.
Leaving a small server.log snippet here but I assume this is nothing to
fix on
Thanks for the details. I can confirm it doesn't play (and it wouldn't
play with the upstream librespot either). I reported the issue to the
librespot devs. Let's see what that gives.
Must be https://github.com/librespot-org/librespot/issues/818 again.
kidstypike wrote:
> Sounds like a Spotify connect problem. Many posts on similar.
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?114815-Volume-increasing-to-50-randomlyThat
> is generally 49 or 50% but you never know.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> As a native LMS player using SlimProto ... I think it is unique.
> However, you could use a different sort of player.
> For example - something that can play a SHOUTcast stream (an "internet
> radio" app that allows you to enter a stream URL of your own choice)
> could
Chunkywizard wrote:
> I have the volume of Squeezelite-X set to 100% but every so often
> (greater than 5 minutes, less than an hour at a guess) the volume
> reduces to 47%. Any ideas why and how I can fix it?
>
> Cheers
>
> CW
Sounds like a Spotify connect problem. Many posts on similar.
I have the volume of Squeezelite-X set to 100% but every so often
(greater than 5 minutes, less than an hour at a guess) the volume
reduces to 47%. Any ideas why and how I can fix it?
Cheers
CW
*Squeezebox:* Boom x2 (Kitchen and Living Room), Radio x4 (Kids, Play
Room and Bedroom),
Another question: I have several podcasts in Spotify, but when I try to
play some of the shows using Spotty on my Squeezebox Radio, doesn't
matter which episode I try to play, I get messages like this:
"Problem: Can't open file for: 2022-02-14 - Boba Fett: S1E6 - From the
Desert Comes a
I've given up on the pi 2 - too many variables for my poor old brain.
Will concentrate on the pi 3 and the Windows setup...
castalla's
Peter Galbavy wrote:
> Another minor one, probably mentioned in the long thread somewhere, but
> just for fun I tried the Alexa Windows app as a player and it doesn't
> work - but this is probably because it uses some off-net proxy (the
> private address space that I do not use is a good clue)
castalla wrote:
> But I need to know what the /dev name is, eg. /dev/sr0... or /dev/sg0...
> or..
If you do lsblk - the device with TYPE "rom" device is the CD drive.
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Man in a van wrote:
> try lsblk
>
>
>
> >
Code:
> > pi@raspberry:~ $ lsblk
> NAMEMAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
> sda 8:01 115.5G 0 disk
> `-sda18:11 115.5G 0 part /media/pi/stick
> mmcblk0 179:00 14.8G 0
castalla wrote:
> In desperation, I dragged out an old pi (version 2 I think). In dmesg
> the cdrom is listed but I can't find. Its /dev name for the plugin.
>
> Can you remind me how to discover this?
For most Linux - a USB CD drive appears as a SCSI bus device so it will
be either /dev/sr0
castalla wrote:
> In desperation, I dragged out an old pi (version 2 I think). In dmesg
> the cdrom is listed but I can't find. Its /dev name for the plugin.
>
> Can you remind me how to discover this?
try lsblk
Code:
pi@raspberry:~ $ lsblk
NAMEMAJ:MIN
In desperation, I dragged out an old pi (version 2 I think). In dmesg
the cdrom is listed but I can't find. Its /dev name for the plugin.
Can you remind me how to discover this?
bpa wrote:
> Funny, That link wasn't working last night (I think Wiki had problems)
>
> Only about 200 CDs out of the many many CDs produced - it is not usual
> and I don't have any on the list. Still I should check.I wish I hadn't
> bothered ripping the hidden track on Arcade Fire -
slartibartfast wrote:
> This list of CDs with hidden tracks "seems" fairly useful. I have five
> of them.
> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_albums_with_tracks_hidden_in_the_pregap
Funny, That link wasn't working last night (I think Wiki had problems)
Only about 200 CDs out of the many
mherger wrote:
> > I have not messed with those settings though, and everything was
> > enabled.
> > The option "File Format Conversion Setup --- Prefer native format
> > (decoding on the player) whenever possible" was enabled though.
>
> Could you play with those options? Eg. disable Ogg
philippe_44 wrote:
> It just means there is no device found. Maybe there is either really no
> UPnP compatible player or some network topology is preventing discovery
> (multicast blocked)
thank you so much @Philippe_44 . it makes sense
As a native LMS player using SlimProto ... I think it is unique.
However, you could use a different sort of player.
For example - something that can play a SHOUTcast stream (an "internet
radio" app that allows you to enter a stream URL of your own choice)
could access the stream.mp3 stream from
bpa wrote:
> Like all good problems it required more than one issue.
> 1. A difference between icedax and cdda2wav, cdda2wav exposes hidden CD
> track, icedax doesn't expose hidden track.
> 2. A CD with a hidden track - not common.
> 3. MusicBrainz ID is calculated using "Normal" track and does
Like all good problems it required more than one issue.
1. A difference between icedax and cdda2wav, cdda2wav exposes hidden CD
track, icedax doesn't expose hidden track.
2. A CD with a hidden track - not common.
3. MusicBrainz ID is calculated using "Normal" track and does not
include hidden
Thanks, Paul. Does that mean iPeng's Playback feature is unique in its
ability to turn an iPad etc into a player?
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slartibartfast wrote:
> So in this case do you think it is because the Tidal stream is FLAC? I
> have found that if I keep trying pause will eventually work after
> multiple attempts. Pausing Spotty works OK when streaming OGG Vorbis but
> fails in the same way when transcoded to FLAC.
>
> Sent
whitman wrote:
> So, can you use Material Skin as a player on the device it's running on?
No - Material skin does not include a player.
It could be used to control a player on the same system (via LMS) ...
just like it can control any other players.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\"
So, can you use Material Skin as a player on the device it's running on?
In the same way as you can use iPeng's Playback function?
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philippe_44 wrote:
> This happens sometimes with UPnP players and streams... it's a pretty
> complicated issue where the player thinks it's dealing with a "live
> stream". I've never been able to find a good solution to that and maybe
> there is still an issue on my side, but in most of cases,
Another minor one, probably mentioned in the long thread somewhere, but
just for fun I tried the Alexa Windows app as a player and it doesn't
work - but this is probably because it uses some off-net proxy (the
private address space that I do not use is a good clue) of it's own, as
seen in the
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